#fantastic four movie

[doseofthreecuties]

this man was my childhood crush and now I WANNA SEE HIM IN MCU (FROM SOME UNIVERSE)

PLEASE

PLEASE

PLEAAAAASE

[morgangalaxy43]

The ending tribute to the X-men movies and the Fantastic Four movies were so meaningful and even though some of the movies weren’t the best and the X-men movies were insanely inconsistent, I still love them a lot and I really did have the time of my life watch them

[kassy-munson]

👏👏👏👏👏

[firelance2361]

Shoot For The Moon

Since Marvel’s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur is announced to end after Season 2B, here’s a piece I did of Lunella Lafayette/Moon Girl in a version of her Fantastic Four suit based off of the suit designs for The Fantastic Four: First Steps and her appearance in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Vol. 1 #30.

Hope you like it!

[jamjjamm]

Johnny Storm

[aralenorimaki01]

The Fantastic 4

This Fantastic set contains two members of the Fantastic Four, outfitted in their Unstable Molecule team jumpsuits as designed by Sue Storm and Reed Richards, except The Thing…he doesn’t do suits. Each character comes complete with multiple swatches, 6 of them, to capture all of their respectable color and variants.

Kindly wait for part two, where Ben Grimm and Johnny Storm joins the family :)

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[archivequinn]

Johnny Storm!

Joseph Quinn, Fantastic Four set 🔥

[demifiendrsa]

Official "4-4 Day" poster for Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four illustrated by Ryan Meinerding

[multiverseofseries]

THE FANTASTIC FOUR has begun filming

[immortalclarareborn]

Invisible Woman Pinup by Kenneth Nishiyori

"This is a gorgeous pin-up of the Invisible Woman (Sue Storm, Invisible Girl) by a lesser-known artist named Kenneth Nishiyori. Apparently, he did commissions at various cons in the early 2000s. This drawing was done in 2001. I am near certain it was inspired by the actor Rebecca Staab, who played the Invisible Woman in the never-released Fantastic Four film from 1994 – tell me I'm wrong!"

[pennyplainknits]

Fantastic Four, again

Seeing the new set pictures for the umpteenth Fantastic Four (hi JQ! Disney, why do you suck at wigs) is reminding me of my one unshakable belief for any FF film which is:

If it's an origin story, it should be a period piece.

The FF is considered to be the start of Marvel's Silver Age of comics, and basically invented the 'Superhero family/team' concept at Marvel. It's ideas and tropes and structures are foundational for pretty much every super hero comic that came after it. But they are also deeply tied into a very particular 1960s 'atomic age' understanding of the world. Even more than the X-men, it's attached to a very particular point in time. You have the Space Race (the first FF comics came out in November 1961. The first manned flight to space was only seven months earlier). You have the Cold War setting and all the paranoia that entails. You have the fact that at least one member of the team fought in WW2 (Ben Grimm was a test pilot in the airforce). You have Science as something that is transformational, utopian and linked to the idea of a triumphant 20th centuary. And they are all foundational to the beginning of the series as well as to the historical setting.

(And then later with the Silver Surfer and Johnny's flight you have the flipside of 1960s optimism, the loss of innocence in Vietnam)

And I think that's why modern - day origin stories for the FF don't really work. They seem tired and hokey because they are lacking that historical context, and because we're so USED to the ideas that the FF introduced that now they look stale. But making it a period piece-like X Men First Class- would solve all that. It would also make it stand out in a slate of identikit MCU movies. Can you see my vision?

[doseofthreecuties]

my comfort (superhero) couple

[alittlebitmanic]

I am actually pumped about fantastic 4. It looks like a really cool interpretation/display that is inspired by the period of the actual comics. Im not into Marvel regularly but this movie has the 60s charm that Wandavision had which caught my eye that time. Maybe Im just jumping too fast but idk. With the “different” marvel stuff I appreciate the spin on it. And i mean of course it’s Pedro…

But i do think the movie can appeal to a broader audience with the sub-fanbases involved (jo quinn and pedro are hearthrobs ofcourse) and it can appeal to more than just the standard comic book movie crowds who flock to all marvel films…… maybe a great business move on the casting

[kassy-munson]

i miss them

[firelance2361]

World's Greatest Heroes

In preparation for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, here's a redrawing I did of the cover for Marvel Team-Up #1 from 2019 by Stefano Caselli, with my Fantastic Four versions of Spider-Man and Ms. Marvel from the World of Tomorrow.

Hope you like it!

[giggle-shitter]

me and my dad were rewatching th fantastic four movie and. i forgot how double doggystyle fine ben grimm and alicia masters are. this is not a hear me out ur gonna listen.