All over The beautiful world Matt Shakman creates it in "Fantastic Four: First Steps", There are numerous knots of the well -established history of the first team of Superhero by Marvel Comics. The country they are struggling to protect it is by accident in the same dimension (country-848) as the one that makes up the Jackack Kirby's birthday (August 28). There is also the involvement of the giant, the first monstrous villain to face the group in their debut in 1961, which is seen fighting the fantastic four in the editing, chronicing their many missions of the day. What can sit as a hearty respect for the history of a fantastic four, however, is that the film takes a short moment to give a certain time on the screen of the heads behind these iconic heroes, which are hard at work, creating their own team comic book in this dimension.

In a typical blinking-or-you-misses-it during the launch of the Exselsiary rocket (appropriately named after the word that is synonymous with Stan Lee), variants of the creators of the fantastic four see how the ship's office is removed. Maybe the closest thing to the goddess of Stan we had From "Avengers: Endgame" in 2019that marked the legendary comic book writer Final performance before his pass. What makes this short look even more pleasant, however, is that artworks scattered around the room do not look too different from the original comic book "Fantastic Four" and the release of the film, released earlier this month.

There are a lot of fantastic four stories you need to read before the movieBut this secret story about the film is also worth a look. The comic book "Fantastic Four: First Steps" is set before the events of the film and written by Matt Freque, following the story of the team's origin and their initial missions for greater good. In addition, significant attention is paid to the dirt that loves the film of the film, Harvey Elder, also known as "Polly Man" (Paul Walter Hauser), who sheds more light because there is such a question with everyone except one of the team. It also provides additional evidence that, in this iteration, Sue Storm is truly embodiment of the team's spirit and the best intentions.

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During Shakmann's film, Sue regularly speaks to the public, really the whole planet, for their plans to do the best they can and protect everyone from the intergalactic threat that go on the road. It is the voice of a fantastic four that rings with good heart honesty, which is also highlighted in this matter. By things ending up on a friendly note in the story of the faction, she gives a clearer understanding of why the invisible woman so easily occupies the elder to give her aid to the arrival of Galaktus (Ralph Ineson). Fun is a little read, and if anything else does a great job to excite us to see not just more than invisible woman When he headed to a battle for "Avengers: Doomsday" But also an elder, whenever a fantastic four returns to the big screen for his sequel.