Galactus is one of Marvel Comics most powerful villains and here are the stories that fans should read to know the world devourer better.

All but one of these villains appeared in the FF’s first four years, so it matches their MCU timeline. These are the classic Fantastic Four villains who got a post-credits shout-out in cartoon form after the credits rolled.

Con swirls around us, Marvel drops October 2025 solicits with the Age Of Revolution, Fantastic Four/Gargoyles and more

A part of McFarlane's posed figure collection, their new 1:6th scale figure is of The Silver Surfer. Specifically, this is based on the cover of Fantastic Four #72. The figure will also come with a re-printed issue of that iconic comic. Silver Surfer now joins The Human Torch and The Thing in McFarlane's Marvel series.

This isn't the first time Marvel declined to have a presence at Comic-Con. Some years, the superhero studio skips in favor of making announcements out of their own conventions, like the D23 Expo or Star Wars Celebration. However, 2025 is a notable year for the studio in that it is fully in course-correct mode.

Marvel Comics' November 2025 Solicits For X-Men: Age Of Revelation, from X-Vengers to Iron & Frost and returning X-Babies in Longshots

Marvel comics are loaded with the smartest Marvel characters from both sides of the law, from Iron Man to Ant-Man.

First Steps,' Galactus is presented much like he is in the comics. He could also be the key to understanding the next phase of the Marvel multiverse.

That exact corner marks the neighborhood where Fantastic Four co-creator Jack Kirby grew up, which in turn inspired the fictional Yancy St. in the Marvel Universe, the rough-and-tumble home of Ben Grimm, the Thing.

The Human Torch “Flames On” in the latest McFarlane Toys Fantastic Four Marvel Comics figure release. See the full details below.

Marvel is reportedly set to release Eyes of Wakanda, the comic titan's next animated TV show, almost one month earlier than we anticipated.