Marvel's Inhumans Premiere: 8 Ups And 3 Downs From 'The First Chapter'

Something that Marvel consistently proves on both the TV and film fronts is that they have some serious range when it comes to portraying inherently different characters on screen and adding whole new levels of depth to their universe in terms of diverse environments.

Inhumans continues this trend, as the aesthetic used for Attilan is unlike anything we've seen thus far. It's far quainter compared to what we've observed previously when it comes to Marvel and outer space, but that was also likely the intention, as due to its location on Earth's moon, Attilan represents a middle-ground between the Earth and cosmic sides in the Marvel universe.

Plus, it still has a unique charm in regard to what we see on display, as the set and costume design are both insanely creative. Not only that, but the society and daily lives of the Inhumans adds yet another layer to all of this.

Finally, as we'll touch upon a bit more in depth later, the superpowers the Inhumans have at their disposal are also incredibly unique, making their world feel even more unlike anything we've seen in the MCU thus far.