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,

First Steps flew to 202 million viewers in its first 24 hours across all platforms to mark one of the best lift-offs for a Marvel Studios' title in recent memory, behind the record-shattering Deadpool & Wolverine.

That’s the third-best first-day traffic for a Marvel Studios movie’s first trailer after Deadpool & Wolverine (365M) and Spider-Man: No Way Home (355M). That said, it’s the best Marvel Studios has ever seen in traffic for a non-sequel movie.

The new reboot of the Fantastic Four has created a new record for Marvel Studios. The trailer of the film has gathered impressive views across social media platforms, indicating great success ahead for the brand.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe will add three more films, culminating with The Fantastic Four: First Steps in the summer. Although this is hardly the first time Marvel's First Family has been adapted into a feature film,

Out of the Fantastic Four stars themselves, The Thing was the one who left people talking the most. He's the character that stands out from the crowd and can often be the most div