dr strange<br/>black panther<br/>and<br/>inhumans<br/><br/>Dr. Strange is Marvel's big magical character. He'll be played by Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock). He used to be a gifted surgeon until his hands were damaged in a car crash. In search of a way to heal them, he found the Ancient One (played in the film by Tilda Swinton) and they become a student and eventual successor in the ways of magic. They defend the Earth from extra-dimensional and demonic threats.<br/><br/>Black Panther has been featured in the Captain America:Civil War trailers. He's the guy in the black suit mainly chasing Bucky/Winter Soldier in the revealed trailers so far. He is the king of the fictional African territory of Wakanda, where vibranium is prevelant. Vibranium is the unique metal that Cap's shield is made from and Black Panther has it weaved into his costume. He mainly appeared in Fantastic Four stories but has been becoming more featured recently.<br/><br/>The Inhumans are a race of superhumans that lived in a secret city called Attilan (actually a spaceship). Their origins come from a select group of cavemen were experimented on by the Kree (Ronan from Guardians of the Galaxy is a modern day Kree). The Inhumans were essentially built to be biological weapons until a prophecy revealed they would one day overthrow the Kree Empire's rulers, so they were left on Earth as is. They are pretty much normal humans until they undergo 'Terrigenesis' which is where they're exposed to a special mist called 'Terrigen Mists' which are a byproduct of a special crystal only found at Atillan called 'Terrigen Crystals'. Most of their stories detail the Inhuman Royal Family (Vin Diesel is rumoured to be playing Black Bolt, the Inhuman King).<br/>In Agents of SHIELD atm the Inhumans are appearing in the show as they've adapted some elements of the comic 'Inhumanity' into the series, where normal humans discover their latent Inhuman genes when exposed via accident to Terrigen crystal mists. Because the Inhumans have been around since the days of neanderthals, it's fact that there was some cross-breeding through the centuries between humans and Inhumans and so many modern-day humans actually have a latent 'Inhuman gene' that can be activated by Terrigenesis.<br/>(They're kinda Marvel Studio's new answer to mutants, seeing as the film rights for mutants is still held by 20th Century Fox).