Screen Rant dives into the Marvel Comics history of Galactus: The Devourer of Worlds, and the cosmic being's appearance in Fantastic Four: First Steps.

Evidently it’s now tradition to release a Fantastic Four movie midway through a decade. The first theatrically-released Fantastic Four movie (remember that Roger Corman’s 1994 flick never made it to the big screen) arrived in 2005,

With the trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps now live, Marvel fans are excited about every scene of the teaser. Amid the action and character introductions, there are small details that may have gone unnoticed by viewers. From subtle hints about the villains to references drawn from the group’s classic comic books.

First Steps is boldly going where no Fantastic Four movie has gone before: the 1960s. Inspired by the classic Marvel comic books by co-creators Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, which launched the modern Marvel Universe with Fantastic Four #1 in 1961,

If there's one fair critique of superhero movies, it's that they can sometimes end up a bit generic. Clean, smooth visuals, familiar-looking action scenes, and plenty of CGI often mean it can be pretty difficult to tell the latest DC release from Marvel's most recent entry in the MCU.

The Fantastic Four is a highly anticipated Marvel MCU movie that sees the first family return home to Marvel Studios. Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards. Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm. Joesph Quinn as Johnny Storm and Ebon Moss Bacharach as The Thing aka Ben Grimmm.