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The comic book history of The Mole Man – the first villain The Fantastic Four ever faced
Features Fantastic Four: First Steps will introduce Mole Man to the MCU, a character tied to the Fantastic Four’s origin in the comics, but with an anti-hero twist in the new movie
Early Fantastic Four: The First Steps reactions call it "one of Marvel’s best"
News The First Family takes the lead in "quite possibly the best Marvel Studios film ever released"
I stopped doing my Marvel homework a long time ago, but I'm still excited for Fantastic Four because it wipes the MCU slate clean
Opinion Opinion: The Fantastic Four: First Steps is the perfect opportunity to get reacquainted with the MCU, and it could even cure superhero fatigue
"He's five minutes away from destroying the world or saving it at any moment": Marvel director teases Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby's "hugely important" Fantastic Four couple
Exclusive Exclusive: Matt Shakman also admits that his real-life "parental anxiety" (and an unfortunate incident with a well) inspired The Fantastic Four: First Steps
The first live-action look at the Mole Man in The Fantastic Four: First Steps has been revealed, and he's "more of a union leader than a supervillain"
news Paul Walter Hauser's live action version of the Mole Man has been revealed
The Fantastic Four: First Steps has fully revealed its Galactus thanks to a massive new action figure
news Yep, that's Galactus all right, just like the comics
Fantastic Four will see baby Franklin Richards and Galactus put on an unlikely "collision course", says director Matt Shakman: "It's about the tiniest, youngest thing in the world and the oldest, biggest thing in the universe"
Exclusive Exclusive: Matt Shakman has offered up a little tease as to what Marvel's upcoming Fantastic Four movie is *really* about
In the battle of the summer superhero blockbusters, Marvel's Fantastic Four is on track to have a slightly lower opening weekend at the box office than DC's Superman
News Fantastic Four is predicted to have Marvel's biggest box office weekend of the year, but is it enough to beat the DCU?
Fantastic Four director tried to replicate a "Spider-Man quality" with Reed Richards' stretching to make it more "dynamic" onscreen: "It's easier to do in comic books"
Exclusive Exclusive: Matt Shakman says Mister Fantastic's stretching was also inspired by Marvel and DC artist Alex Ross in The Fantastic Four: First Steps – and that it was "challenging" to bring to life
