I don’t know, for me, when a movie gets bumped from the calendar, and gets retooled for TV is never a good sign for an IP. And it seems like that is ringing true for Marvel’s INHUMANS, who has followed that path. Which is unfortunate. Though not a hardcore fan of the comic book, I’d like to think I was fan enough to see how it translated to the big screen. And admittingly a little heartbroken when it was decided to would be on TV instead. Mainly because the Marvel shows on ABC never really did it for me.<\/p>\n
Things for me just got worse from there when the first trailer was released. Not only, gleaning from the trailer, it looked horribly made. I was really bummed that 1) Black Blot TALKED (those of you who don’t know, his voice is so powerful, he never speaks), and 2) Black Blot didn’t wear a mask in the show as his comic counterpart does.<\/p>\n
Those may be superficial criticisms… but between Black Blot’s changes and the shitty trailer, it’s almost enough for me to not really care about this show.<\/p>\n
Not that I’m a huge influence on this, but it seems like I’m not the only one who might feel this way, as the show’s recent TCA press tour was met with a luke warm response.<\/p>\n
io9<\/strong><\/a> is reporting that reception to the show was mixed. From a negative response to the pilot, to comments that the cast and crew didn’t know how to handle their panel to push the show.<\/p>\n Read io9<\/strong><\/a>‘s comments here<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n Safe to say I won’t be tuning into the show. What about you?<\/p>\n