Major spoilers For "Fantastic Four: First Steps" follow.

"Fantastic Four: First Steps" is set in a world separated from most other Marvel Studio films. The country-828, specifically, resembles a futuristic version of the 1960s, where a whole decade of pulp has been achieved. The "first steps" have the benefits of this isolation; It's one of the most complete films of the Marvel film universe for a long time. Begins, continues and ends on its own conditions.

But we knew The fantastic quadruple is on the list for next year "Avengers: Doomsday" - Doctor Doom is The silent of the four. In addition to the introduction of the four and their latest member, Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal) and Sue Storm's baby (Vanessa Kirby) Franklin Richards, the film is easy for every set of "Doomsday". To the stage after post-creditAnyway.

The movie jumps forward four Years, so Franklin is now a kid. Sue reads him; When she comes out of the room to get another book, something teleport. Sue enters the room again and the jaw falls; A quiet figure in a green cloak is onoms over her son, holding a metal mask in one hand. Despite the director "First Steps" Matt Shakman has previously denied, doctor doom is in the movie ... about five seconds.

The short look of DOOM offers only more questions about "Doomsday". Doom seems to be played by stand-in during the "first steps", so the jury is still out of what Robert Downey will bring. Did Downey play Victor von Doom from the country-828? Has he fought with a fantastic quadruple before, or is this how they teach the old rival at the Reed College is the largest super-career in the world?

In addition, what does the accident do You wantWhy does he want it, and how are Franklin's factor?

In Marvel Comics, Franklin Richards is an immensely powerful mutant that can change the reality itself. This comes from the cosmic genes he inherited from his parents. "Fantastic Four: First Steps" shows Franklin in the same way; Its powerful potential is the moving force of the film.

The villain of "First Steps" is Galaktus (Ralph Ineson), the Design of the Worlds. After living billions of years, Galaktus now wants to rest - and he thinks Franklin's cosmic means the boy can take his place by maintaining universal balance. Ok just Franklin shows These forces once; At the climax, when she returns her mother to life with a touch.

The obvious assumption is now doom wants Franklin. (Probably Franklin received a a little more practices using and his powers.) While Doom is not over kidnapping children of his enemieshis interest in Franklin is probably not Only For a hill injury.

"Doomsday" is just the beginning of a two -part story that will end in "Avengers: Secret Wars". That film bears its title from Marvel's two famous comics: "Secret Wars" in 1984, written by The then editor -in -chief of Marvel Jimim SagittariusDrawn by Mike Zack and Bob Leighton, and a spiritual remake in 2015 by writer Athonian Hikman and artist Esad Ribic. The two comic books "secret wars" differ a lot, but both have an accident in a similar role.

In the 1984 book, a Bogol, called Byonder, collects the country's greatest heroes and villains of Battleworld Battleworld to fight for his entertainment. Doom usurps Beyonder's powers, becoming the last villain of the story. In the "Secret Wars" in 2015, the entire Beyonder races tries to destroy the multivision to clear the way for something new; Doom works to stop them. With the help of a doctor's strange and molecule man, DOOM kills Beyonders and uses their power to make a new battleworld that he rules as God Emperor.

I would say that MCC's "secret wars" will have "Doom Rulling Battleworld" somehow. We have speculated that before Loki (Tom Hiddleston) can be filled for Beyonder (as the ultimate power in the multivisional that condemns the overthrow) and Sentiri (Louis Pulman) for a man with a molecule (like the one who manipulates reality to keep Battleworld together). "First Steps" suggests another opportunity; Franklin will play both roles, with the accident either manipulating Franklin or will absorb his power.

In the "Secret Wars" in 2015, DOOM's royal family are versions of Sue, Franklin and the daughter of Reid and Sue Valeria. Maybe Downey's accident will take Franklin to raise his own? The story also climbs with Molecule Man (which held the power of Beyonders as a battery) pulling the power it gave to Doom and Giving gives it on the hill. Bee is extra adjusted if, in the film, the son of a hill gives his father with that power.

Note how until we see DOOM's face in the "First Steps" scene, post-credit, Franklin Whether. Doom usually never removes his maskSo he could try to build confidence with the boy showing his cheated face. Then, leading to an elephant in the room, it's like DOOM plays the same actor once played by Lynchpin Tony Stark on MCC.

In the 1984 "Secret Wars", DOOM heals his scar after taking over Beyonder's power. The open page of the "Secret Wars" #11 is a dramatic closeness to the accident that removes his mask and reveals his healed, beautiful face.

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Picture this: for most of the "Avengers: Doomsday", doom is masked and, when not, he is so spoiled that you cannot recognize the actor under the make -up. Then, after climbing God and healing, it removes the mask, revealing the unnoticed face of the RDF. (Ordinary) audiences and avengers will return to shock their enemy bears the face of an old friend.

"Fantastic Four: First Steps" now plays in cinemas.