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Inhumanity #1 pg 29

Artist: Olivier Coipel (All)

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Title:	Inhumanity #1 pg 29
Artist:	Olivier Coipel (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	684
Likes on CAF:	2 3
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Added to Site:	10/1/2020
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I absolutely love this book. I have no idea why Coipel didn't work on the second issue (it was only a two issue series). But it was for me the standout issue of the year.
The story was shocking and strong and Olivier's emotional line work and layouts really accentuated the beats of the story.

When he was questioning himself for the reason for Black Bolt to spread the Terrigen Mists and what would happen next, Karnak had an epiphany in which he finally saw "the fault in all things." He told Medusa (who was present during his interrogation) that she needed to forget everything she thought she knew, ignore the instincts, and forget the past. Otherwise, all would be lost. Following this revelation in which he stated it was too late for him to unlearn a lifetime of error, Karnak shattered the window from his containment cell and jumped out of the Stark Tower, killing himself.

"If you want to save inhumanity, your majesty-- You must forget everything you think you know. You will ignore your instincts and forget the past. Otherwise, all is lost. It's too late for me, too late to unlearn a lifetime of thinking. A lifetime of error, my queen. I have failed you for the last time."
-- Karnak

Originally published February 2014

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