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The Fantastic Four, First Steps and Post-Credits Scene

Matt Shakman On Why ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Didn’t Give Continuity To ‘Thunderbolts’ Post-Credits Scene

Director Matt Shakman is explaining why The Fantastic Four: First Steps didn’t give continuity to the post-credits scene in Thunderbolts from earlier this year.

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Fans React To AI Fantastic Four Post-Credits Scene With Robert Downey Jr.

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Marvel's 'Fantastic Four: First Steps': Are There Post-Credits Scenes?

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New MCU Galactus concept art reveals that the terrifying Fantastic Four: First Steps character was comic accurate from the start, and I couldn't love it more

The original MCU concept art for The Fantastic Four: First Steps villain Galactus has been revealed by its artist, Ryan Meinerding in an interview with Variety about his process in coming up with the...

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‘Fantastic Four’ Steps Toward a Solid Box Office Start

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2015's 'Fantastic 4' Director Gives Honest Review of Infamous Flop

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Fantastic Four’s The Thing Test Footage Surfaces, Director Teases Tons of Deleted Scenes

The footage reportedly developed as a proof of concept even before production started.

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Fantastic Four originally began with a James Bond-style opening, but the director explains why he pushed the "magic" idea into the cosmic second act

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Official Rotten Tomatoes Score For 'Fantastic Four' After Opening Weekend

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Does 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps' have post-credits scenes?

Is there more Pedro Pascal in the post-credits of The Fantastic Four: First Steps? Luckily for MCU fans, The Fantastic Four: First Steps follows in Thunderbolts* footsteps as oppo

Decades of Weird Fantastic Four Comics Paved Their ‘First Steps’

The Fantastic Four’s claim to be “The World’s Greatest Comic Magazine” has, over the course of its nearly 64 years, often been validated; The first superhero team out of Marvel Comics (pre-dating both The Avengers and the X-Men) sees some of Jack Kirby’s wildest and most exciting work and the publisher’s most ambitious sci-fi writing.