Galactus, more Marvel Easter Eggs

Pedro Pascals Reed Richards, alias The Brethery Misters Fantastic, is one of the smartest people in the Marvel universe. We don’t get a good look at his elastic powers, but we get an idea of ​​his genius when he writes equations furiously at a blackboard.

Vanessa Kirby’s Sue Storm, alias the invisible woman, can become invisible and use her powers to create powerful power fields. She and Reed are the heart of the team and they share a passionate kiss in the trailer.

Joseph Quinn is Johnny Storm, Sue’s Hotheaded Brother and the Flying, Fiery Human Torch. He can blow up in flames and take airplanes with immediate flight, which is usually accompanied by his catch phrase “Flame on!” In the trailer he quickly flies around Manhattan and hovers so loudly that he can look down on the ground.

Ebon Moss-Bachrach is Ben Grimm, alias the rocky monstrosity thing. Ben is one of Reed’s oldest friends and a talented pilot flying the group in space when they get their powers. He has super strength, but it costs a price as he scares most spectators because of his looks. Ben, however, keeps his sense of humor and is known for its catch phrase “It’s Clobberin ‘Time!”

Ralph Ineson votes Galactus, a gigantic, world development that is from space that is one of the primary villains of Fantastic Four and the entire Marvel universe. He clings greatly about the Statue of Liberty in the trailer and could spell disaster for superheroes. Galactus is always together with the flying silver surfer, his heavenly, surfboard riding herald, played by Julia Garner in the film.

A bearded John Malkovich is shown briefly in the trailer, but it is unknown who he plays. Fans have speculated that he might be playing Ivan Kragoff, a villain known as Red Ghost who fights for Fantastic Four in the comics. Red Ghost is a Soviet scientist who repeats the team’s space accident and gets the ability to become intangible. He also creates a team of super monkeys that have similar powers as Fantastic Four. Malkovich definitely looks out of that part, but he could play another mystery character.

Reed creates the adorable robot Herbie, who stands for humanoid experimental robot, B-type, integrated electronics. It acts as an assistant and apparently a decent chef in the Baxter building.

Because of his performance, Ben, also called The Thing, takes on a ditch coat and hat so he doesn’t scare anyone who sees his way. In the comics, Ben struggles most with its new -found forces and has difficulty connecting with people. However, he finds love with a blind sculptor named Alicia Masters that many fans have speculated will be played by Natasha Lyonne in the movie.

The amazing four lives in the Baxter building, a skyscraper that towers over Manhattan and acts as headquarters for the team. It is another iconic, tall building in the Marvel universe along with Avengers Tower.

Although it is not confirmed that the retro, blue car seen in the trailer is actually Fantasticar, the color alone gives a certain credibility to the theory – plus there is a 4 -logo on the front of it. In the comics, Fantasticar is a floating, four-seated vehicle that the team is traveling around, and it made a short como in last year’s “Deadpool & Wolverine.”

Before they got their powers, Reed, Sue, Ben and Johnny were regular astronauts who traveled to space to explore the galaxy. It seems that they may work for the Future Foundation, a philanthropic organization founded by Reed to help humanity.