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Infinity Inc 29.1, homage to Inhumans #5

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Inhumans #5 - source cover
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Location: Infinity Inc "Untold Tales" Project
Title: Infinity Inc 29.1, homage to Inhumans #5*
Artist:  Luis Rivera (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
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Comments: 1
Added to Site: 12/15/2025

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Eleventh in my "Untold Tales Of Infinity Inc" series - issue #29.1, with art by Luis Rivera adapted from Rich Buckler's cover to Inhumans #5.

The Crisis On Infinite Earths is over - and a villain is out for revenge! The Iron Hand, who had been responsible for the creation of the Star-Spangled Kid's first super-team in the Golden Age, and who (several decades later) had been defeated when members of the Justice Society and Justice League rescued Sylvester Pemberton and his comrades from where they had been stranded across time following their battle with the Nebula-Man, has escaped from incarceration with only one aim in mind - destroy the Star-Spangled Kid and his new team.

Capturing the now-retired Pat Dugan (formerly Stripesy) and his wife and young son, the Iron Hand issues an ultimatum to Infinity Inc - surrender the Star-Spangled Kid, and themselves, or Dugan and his family will be killed!

With Sylvester held in chains and facing imminent death, and the other members of Infinity Inc enslaved, can the team prevail? And how can Pat Dugan save the team without losing his wife and son? Find out - inside!

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 12/16/2025

It definitley looks more like a Marvel cover with the way Buckler has the bondage featured and the rest of the heroes also in despair and in shackles.  It's just the way they liked to make the heroes so vulnerable all the time.