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appearing in

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s published by

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. He was created by

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and

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and debuted in ''

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'' (vol. 1) #45 (1965) along with other members of the Inhuman Royal Family. The character Karnak Mander-Azur was never exposed to the

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s, so he never developed additional powers like other

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, but he is a martial artist who can find the weakness in anything and then use his training and strength to exploit it. Although the ''

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'' described him as "a philosophical karate expert with nominal personality" in 2004, subsequent writers have made use of his skill for puzzle-solving and strategic-planning in Inhumans' stories, leading to him being given his first solo series in 2015, titled '' Karnak: The Flaw in All Things'' and written by

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. Karnak made his live-action debut in the 2017

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Publication history

Karnak first appeared in ''

'' #45, and was created by

and

, as part of their run on the title that helped lay the foundations for the

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. As a core member of the Inhumans, he has appeared in the group's own series over the years, including the 1998 ''Inhumans'' twelve-issue limited series by Paul Jenkins and

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in 2007, and ''

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: Inhumans'' in the following year. Karnak is the narrator of '' Inhumanity'' #1 (February 2014) because his abilities gave writer

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a way to frame the story: Although he commits suicide at the end of that issue, he appears in the cliffhanger of '' Inhuman'' #13 (May 2015) saying he had found a weakness in the afterlife. This allowed writer Charles Soule to bring the character back, and he explained Karnak's importance: Karnak will get his first

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ous series as part of the

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line emerging from 2015's "

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'' #19 drawn by Eric Powell. ''Karnak'' is part of a wider push the Inhumans are getting across Marvel's media output - on television (in '' Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.''), in film (with the upcoming ''

'') and in print (with the A-N, A-DM relaunch including the team books '' All-New Inhumans'' and '' Uncanny Inhumans'', alongside the other solo titles '' Ms. Marvel'' vol. 4 and '' Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur''). Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso has said that the specific series came about because "

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to write the title because of his earlier stints at Marvel reworking their characters. Ellis, who is joined by Gerardo Zaffino on art duties, described what drew him to the character: With regard to the inspiration behind Karnak's new form, Ellis states:

Fictional character biography

Karnak is a member of the Inhuman race, one of those who form the Inhuman Royal Family, born on the island of

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. Cousin of

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, king of the Inhumans, Karnak has the ability to find the weak point in any person, plan, or object. Thus, he is usually used as planner by the Inhumans. He also serves as a priest and philosopher to the Inhumans. He is the brother of Triton, who endured Terrigenesis before he did. However, Triton's Terrigenesis was so extreme that his parents, Mander and Azur, begged that Karnak not have to endure the procedure. Instead, he was sent to a monastery, where he learned martial arts. He is usually attended by his relatives,

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and Triton. He has taken part in most of the Inhumans' adventures, such as the Kree-Skrull War, and the many moves of the Inhuman city of Attilan. Karnak and the Royal Family encounter

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' creation, the Trikon, and are driven from Attilan's Great Refuge in exile. Karnak first appeared as a member of the Inhumans when he attempted to retrieve his cousin and queen,

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from the outside world and take her back to Attilan. This led him into conflict with the

, the first humans he met, who were harboring Medusa after rescuing her from the villainous

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. Accordingly, Karnak is indirectly responsible for revealing Attilan's existence to the outside world. Karnak battled Maximus alongside the Inhuman Royal Family, and became trapped in Maximus' "negative zone" barrier around the Great Refuge. He was freed from the "negative zone" barrier along with the rest of the Inhumans by the Fantastic Four and left the Great Refuge with the Royal Family to visit the outside world. He teamed with the Thing,

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, and

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against the

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. He aided the Inhuman Royal Family in defeating Maximus' next attempt to overthrow the Great Refuge. He later assisted Gorgon in freeing Maximus. He journeyed to America to search for the missing Black Bolt. Gorgon battled

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and his mutated minions. Karnak later battled

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and the

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Kaptroids.''Inhumans'' #3-4 He traveled to New York City, where he battled Kree agent Shatterstar. Karnak was imprisoned by Maximus. He aided in the defeat of Maximus and the Evil Inhumans. Karnak then left Earth with the Inhuman Royal Family to prevent the Kree subjugation of the Inhumans, and battled various aliens. He continued to battle Kree agents, and then returned to Earth. Karnak later accompanied the Inhuman exodus when Attilan was relocated to the Blue Area of Earth's Moon. Karnak later battled the Avengers while under Maximus' mind control. He then battled the

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's forces during the Evolutionary War. He accompanied Medusa to Earth when she fled Attilan to avoid a compulsory abortion. He was later sent to

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with Gorgon in an attempt to find Black Bolt's missing son with Daredevil's help. There he and his companions fought against

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-13 in which Karnak's power allowed him to discover the weak spot in Ultron's neck. Later they became entangled in Mephisto's plot against Daredevil, and were transported to a netherworld where they were personally attacked by the supernatural entity known as

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. Karnak's animosity towards Gorgon was fanned into a rage, causing actual physical violence. Blackheart was soon defeated and the group went their intended ways. Karnak aids the

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against the third Star-Thief. Alongside

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, he then battles

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. He also helps the Avengers battle Thane Ector. Karnak joins an Inhuman strike team to help defeat the

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. During the ''

'', Karnak encounters a Skrull in the form of Toros. Karnak engages it and learns that it can copy his powers. Karnak manages to defeat the Toros-Skrull by sending it out the window where it was impaled on a fence. Following Attilan's destruction during the ''

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'' storyline, Karnak goes on a rampage in New York at the start of the '' Inhumanity'' storyline. He is stopped and imprisoned by the Avengers. After warning Medusa to forget what she knows to prepare for a coming cataclysm, Karnak commits suicide by leaping out of one of the windows in Avengers Tower. Months pass by and the Terrigen Mists that spread throughout the world during ''Inhumanity'' have revealed Inhuman hybrids living among humans, dubbed the NuHumans. Medusa reveals their existence to the general public, and NuHumans become integrated into New Attilan society. One NuHuman named Lineage joins Medusa's council, taking Karnak's place. Lineage's power is having the knowledge of all his ancestors. Lineage plans to use the Inhuman genome to destroy humanity and rule the Inhumans. Meanwhile, Karnak has wound up in a strange afterlife that he believes to be hell. He and an ally he meets here plans to escape this place, and they successfully find a door out while holding off strange creatures. Karnak uses his ability to see the weakness in things to open the door, and finds himself bursting out of Lineage's chest in the real world, killing Lineage in the process. He realizes that what he thought was Hell was inside Lineage, as Karnak is one of his ancestors. Karnak tells Medusa he knows that she has been an outstanding queen in his absence and rejoins her council. During the '' Civil War II'' storyline, Karnak was at New Attilan when Iron Man infiltrated it to claim Ulysses. Alongside Medusa and Crystal, Karnak was defeated by Iron Man and made off with Ulysses. Karnak joined Medusa, Crystal, and the Inhumans with them for a trip to Stark Tower. He nearly leveled it with his powers until the Avengers, the

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, and S.H.I.E.L.D. arrived. Karnak was present when Ulysses projected his latest vision that involved a rampaging Hulk standing over the corpses of the superheroes. During the ''

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'' storyline, Karnak is attacked by a time-displaced

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who telepathically traps him. During the '' Secret Empire'' storyline, Karnak joins up with Daisy Johnson's Secret Warriors. While driving West, the Warriors encounter the

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after falling into a trap. After escaping, the team is found by the X-Men.

Powers and abilities

Karnak has enhanced strength, stamina, durability, agility, and reflexes as a result of his genetically superior Inhuman physiology. Unlike most other Inhumans, he does not have superhuman powers because he was never exposed to the mutagenic Terrigen Mist. Instead, Karnak has the extrasensory ability (achieved through meditation and intensive training) to perceive stress points, fracture planes, or weaknesses in objects or persons. He has complete voluntary control of most of his autonomic bodily functions. All striking surfaces of his body are extremely toughened. He is capable of shattering substances up to and including mild steel and rendering superhuman opponents unconscious by striking them. Like all Inhumans, Karnak's immune system is weaker than that of an average human. Karnak has received his fighting skills as a result of Inhuman royal militia training. He is also a graduate of the religious seminary, at the Tower of Wisdom in Attilan. He uses a hover-platform for transportation designed by Inhuman technicians.

Other versions

Amalgam Comics

Triserinak, a fusion of Karnak, Triton, and

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character Serifan, appears in the ''

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'' universe.

Earth X

An alternate universe variant of Karnak from Earth-9997 appears in the

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series.

Exiles

An alternate universe variant of Karnak from Earth-42777 who was infected by the

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appears in '' Exiles''.

Heroes Reborn

An alternate variant of Karnak from a pocket dimension created by Franklin Richards appears in '' Heroes Reborn''.

Marvel Zombies

A zombified alternate universe variant of Karnak from Earth-2149 appears in the '' Marvel Zombies'' series.

Mutant X

An alternate universe variant of Karnak from Earth-1298 appears in '' Mutant X''.

Ultimate Marvel

An alternate universe variant of Karnak from Earth-1610 appears in the ''

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'' series. This version possesses the ability to sense and manipulate energy.

Collected editions

In other media

Television

* Karnak appears in '' The New Fantastic Four'' episode "Medusa and the Inhumans", voiced by John Stephenson. * Karnak appears in ''

'', voiced by Clyde Kusatsu. A green check mark indicates that a role has been confirmed using a screenshot (or collage of screenshots) of a title's list of voice actors and their respective characters found in its credits or other reliable sources of information. * Karnak appears in the '' Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H.'' episode "Inhuman Nature", voiced by

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. * Karnak appears in ''

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'', voiced again by Fred Tatasciore. * Karnak appears in the ''Inhumans'' motion comic, voiced by

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. * Karnak appears in ''

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'', voiced by Oliver Vaquer. * Karnak appears in '' Avengers Assemble'', voiced again by Oliver Vaquer. * Karnak appears in ''

'' (2017), portrayed by

. After Maximus usurps the throne, Karnak escapes to

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and injures his head, temporarily inhibiting his abilities. He is then taken in by a group of

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farmers before returning to Attilan to stop Maximus. * Karnak appears in ''

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'', voiced by Hiroyuki Kinoshita in Japanese and Grant George in English.

Video games

* Karnak appears as a non-playable character in '' Marvel: Ultimate Alliance'', voiced by Michael Gough. * Karnak appears as a playable character in ''

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''. * Karnak appears as a playable character in '' Marvel: Future Fight''. * Karnak appears as a playable character in '' Marvel Puzzle Quest''.

Merchandise

* Karnak appears as one of the 12 unique Heroclix figures included in the Marvel Supernova set.

References

External links

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at the Marvel Database *

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