On Friday, Superhero shows “Marvel’s in humans” make a history when it becomes the first television series to debut in IMAX theaters before its broadcast premiere. The first two episodes of ABC’s collaboration with the Disney-owned movie studio have been converted into a 75-minute feature that includes scenes shot on IMAX cameras “that are simply extraordinary and should be seen on that screen,” according to executive producer
Jeph Loeb.

The episodes will then air on small screens on September 29 at their full length for a combined running time of 84 minutes. “Marvel’s in humans” is based on the comic book series by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby about a royal family of super-powered aliens from the Moon who are exiled to Hawaii.

It stars Anson Mount (“Straw Dogs,” “Seal Team Six”) as Black Bolt, the enigmatic, commanding king of the species who has a voice so powerful that even the slightest whisper can level a city. Loeb was speaking at last month’s Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in Beverly Hills, where studio executives were
forced to defend themselves against criticism of the show’s look.
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