Marvel Studios has finally revealed the official synopsis for the movie that fans have been eagerly anticipating, Fantastic Four: First Steps. This is one of the films in the latest phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). In this movie, the “Marvel First Family” will debut in the MCU. Set in a retro-futuristic world inspired by the 1960s, the film is full of colorful shades and nostalgic memories.
The movie will not only feature spectacular action on an enormous scale, but will also touch on the themes of family and collaboration amidst great pressure. Fantastic Four: First Steps hopes to be the first step to explore deeper characters and stories in the Marvel universe.
With the Silver Surfer and Galactus being an important part of the movie, MCU fans can’t wait to see how Marvel Studios will revive the legendary superhero team.
Fantastic Four: First Steps Synopsis
The official synopsis states that the Fantastic Four movie will tell the story of Reed Richards (Mister Fantastic), Sue Storm (Invisible Woman), Johnny Storm (Human Torch), and Ben Grimm (The Thing). They will face various challenges that test the balance between their duties as superheroes and the strength of family relationships.
The biggest threat they have to face is Galactus, a cosmic entity that goes by the nickname “The World Eater”. However, before they go head-to-head with Galactus, they must first tackle the mysterious Herald, Silver Surfer, who poses a serious threat to Earth. Here is the official synopsis of Fantastic Four: First Steps.
“Set in a retro-futuristic world inspired by the 1960s, Fantastic Four introduces Marvel’s First Family-Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic, Sue Storm/Invisible Woman, Johnny Storm/Human Torch, and Ben Grimm/The Thing-as they tackle the biggest challenges they’ve ever faced.”
Forced to balance their roles as heroes with the power of family ties, they must protect Earth from the menacing cosmic god Galactus and his mysterious Herald, the Silver Surfer. And if Galactus’ plan to wipe out the entire planet and its inhabitants wasn’t dire enough, this threat suddenly becomes very personal.”
