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In the near future, fans will get another opportunity to witness the return of Marvel's classic team, the Fantastic Four, which will also serve as the third iteration of the team in cinematic form While the previous films weren't always the most popular with audiences, there's definitely a core audience behind the original iteration that[...]

Nothing makes you feel as old as that. Dubbed "Trick Or Read", these are the five titles being offered by Marvel Comics in discount bundles to give away this year; #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Fantastic Four #1 reprints Fantastic Four[...]

Judging by the grandiose, logic-defying scenarios we've come to expect from Marvel, it looks like Fantastic Four #21, hitting stores on Wednesday, June 12th, will be no different The comic promises us a high-stakes, blood-sucking adventure that you didn't know you needed in your life Because apparently, a world overrun with vampires is what Reed[...]

Fantastic Four #20 by Ryan North and Carlos E Gomez, published tomorrow by Marvel Comics promises anagnorisis… or the point in a story where a main character recognizes or discovers another character's true identity or the true nature of their own circumstances In the Fantastic Four comics, could that come by way of the National[...]

Ah, the calm before the storm—in comic book form! This week sees the release of Fantastic Four #20 on Wednesday, May 8th; and if you believe things in superhero life can stay "calm and normal," then I've got some prime oceanfront property in Arizona to sell you. Things are calm and normal, and definitely will be[...]

This time into the comic book fray drops Fantastic Four #19, a gumshoe tale with a side of spandex, slated to hit stores on Wednesday, April 10th Miss "Susie" Storm is in over her head, but isn't that just the way with hard boiled superheroes and their messy love lives? She came in trouble, all five[...]

Susan Storm Richards is a founding member of Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four superhero team She possesses the ability to manipulate light waves to render herself and others invisible Alongside her husband Reed Richards (Mr Fantastic), her brother Johnny Storm (The Human Torch), and their friend Ben Grimm (The Thing), they are an unstoppable force Susan[...]

Before Joseph Quinn was cast in Marvel Studios' upcoming Fantastic Four, we had Chris Evans in 2005's Fantastic Four & 2007's Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer And before Evans, there was Jay Underwood in Roger Corman's 1994 The Fantastic Four But before Quinn, Evans, and Underwood, there was… Bill Murray? Yup, before he[...]

Destiny, over in X-Men Forever has been doing this since, well, forever. And keeping seperate books while she is at it. While Madame Web (what movie?) is also doing the same in a more specific and localised fashion… While over in Fantastic Four #18 published today, we see Franklin Richards finding a way to manage his own omnipotence[...]

Alright, dear readers, strap in for another cataclysmic adventure in the life of the Fantastic Four – because, clearly, their dance card wasn't full enough dealing with aliens, alternate dimensions, and the occasional family therapy session "Fantastic Four #18" drops this Wednesday, and if anyone had "Franklin Richards' new secret" on their 2023 bingo card,[...]

In Fantastic Four, Amazing Spider-Man, Fantastic Four and more. Such as Fantastic Four #27 from 1964 in which the Sub-Mariner broods over his desire to have Sue Storm as his bride He disguises himself and travels to the surface world to fight the Thing and the Human Torch before revealing himself to Sue Reed goes after[...]

"Giant-Size Fantastic Four #1" is set to splash down this Wednesday, and Marvel's not just dipping a toe in the water—they're cannonballing in with a tale so soggy, you'll need to read it with a snorkel. IMPERIUS REX! Namor is imprisoned, serving out his sentence as the disgraced King of Atlantis! So when a new yet[...]

So if you have concerns when it comes to Marvel Studios casting Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards (Mister Fantastic), Vanessa Kirby as Susan Storm (The Invisible Woman), Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Ben Grimm (The Thing), and/or Joseph Quinn as Johnny Storm (The Human Torch) for the upcoming Fantastic Four, you're going to have to take it up[...]

And when they encounter an organized army of vampires in uniform led by a surprise villain, it gets personal! #gallery-2 { margin: auto; } #gallery-2 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-2 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-2 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ DOCTOR STRANGE #15 Written by JED MACKAY Art by PASQUAL FERRY Cover by ALEX ROSS On Sale 5/8 DOCTOR STRANGE…THE VAMPIRE?! Picking[...]

Fantastic Four has a cast The four have been announced by Marvel Studios in a surprise drop for Valentine's Day for fans Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and Joseph Quinn will play Marvel's first family, ending speculation that has been going on for years The release date for the film will be July 25th,[...]

Alex Ross' Fantastic Four: Full Circle was an original graphic novel published by Abrams and licensed from Marvel Comics A 64-page painted volume published in 2022 in hardcover, it looks like it will be getting a new lease of life later this year An Amazon search for the title reveals an "Untitled Circle Book" for[...]

Ben Grimm, The Thing, finally gets a revealed skeleton in the Fantastic Four! At Bleeding Cool, you can still read all about comics, merch, TV shows, games, movies, and more The Daily Lying In The Gutters remains a long-running run around the day before and the day ahead You can sign up to receive it as[...]

What… is Ben Grimm? I'd always thought he was just an animated pile of rocks after the Fantastic Four transformation A really good cosplay suit? Ulises Farinas and Steven Pays theorised something like this in this piece of fan art… #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left:[...]

Earlier today, it appeared that we were given a ten-ton spoiler about who would be joining the cast of Marvel Studios' Fantastic Four On Tuesday night, SAG-AFTRA Foundation's "Conversations" series hosted a retrospective on The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal's career, and that's where things got interesting – though not at the event In[...]

Okay, so here's what we know about Marvel Studios' upcoming Fantastic Four film First, we learned last fall that Matt Shakman (who will always be It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia to us) would be directing the MCU Phase Six cinematic effort In addition, we know that Jeff Kaplan, Ian Springer, Josh Friedman, and Cameron Squires[...]

Well, well, well, if it isn't time for everyone's favorite stretchy scientist and his fabulous family to grace the comic shelves once again, and it seems Fantastic Four #17 is all set to give us a glimpse into Sue Storm's side gig in archaeology And what a morbid digging party it'll be when it hits[...]

Fantastic Four continues to be one of the better superhero comic books out there, written by Ryan North and guest-starring Francesco Mortarino, for today's issue, Fantastic Four #16 Even as it becomes more of a science adventure book than a superhero comic With the kids of Reed and Due, and Ben and Alicia, joining a[...]

This Wednesday, we'll be graced with the arrival of Fantastic Four #16, where the youngest brainiacs of the Marvel Universe decide to tackle to-do lists from the 1600s Because, you know, modern challenges are just too mainstream. When a teacher shares a list of inventions a scientist from the 1600s hoped future generations would one day[...]

Fantastic Four by Ryan North and Iban Coello may well have been the best superhero comic published through 2023 Now Coello is stepping away for a series of one-issue artists, and tomorrow, for Fantastic Four #15, that means Ivan Fiorelli And despite this series specialising in done-in-one stories with an overarching theme, tomorrow's is a[...]

Well folks, Wednesday is just around the corner, and you know what that means: another chance to dive into the melodramatic saga that is the lives of the Fantastic Four Fantastic Four #15 is ready to hit the shelves on January 3rd, and this issue promises a villain with enough intellectual arrogance to possibly outdo[...]

It was already revealed in Fantastic Four #14 that in the Marvel Comics Universe, that multi-billionaire tech-bro Dan Passi had used his AI app Metamind to prevent the coronavirus pandemic that began in our world in 2019/2020. While in the Millarworld shared universe revealed in Big Game #1, Prodigy created the Omicron variant of COVID-19 to[...]

But there is more to come for the rest of the Marvel Universe. The Fantastic Four have The Thing seemingly digging two small plots in a graveyard Surely not their adopted Skrull and Kree kids? Or what about the dog he just adopted? The Green Goblin ay belong to the past but now that Norman Osborn's sins[...]

First appearing in Fantastic Four Annual #6 in 1968, the deadly Annihilus hails the ruler of the Negative Zone Discovered by the Fantastic Four, this parallel universe is filled with antimatter and dark secrets Depicted as a powerful and ruthless insectoid, Annihilus is a ruthless creature that has returned to the Marvel Universe time and[...]

But why? Well, today's Fantastic Four #14 has an answer As the Fantastic Four encounter people using the Metamind app on their phones. People encouraged to do small actions, in return for virtual rewards, all building up to something bigger And courtesy of billionaire Dan Passi. Which inspires a drive-vy – or fly-by – to this very[...]

Alright, buckle up your unstable molecules, folks—because Fantastic Four #14 is doing the time warp again, and it's scheduled to make your Wednesday reading list a whole lot weirder on December 6th Reed Richards, the man who stretches more than just his body (I'm talking about the truth, people), sent a city block hurling through[...]