With her casting in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, some fans have raised an interesting question—are Vanessa Kirby and Jack Kirby, the legendary comic book artist who co-created Sue Storm ...

So declared the cover of 1961’s Fantastic Four #3, the beginning of what would become the masterwork of writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. Although the title was partially a bit of Lee’s ...

So seeing Jack Kirby's brilliantly bizarre design rendered onscreen - even just in the hints we've gotten - is a huge thrill. What will also be a thrill is seeing how The Fantastic Four ...

The teaser begins with the introduction to the Baxter Building, where Pedro Pascal's Mister Fantastic reveals how ... made the thing’s face look like jack kirby’s illustrations.” ...

The Fantastic 4 – aka, Marvel’s First Family – have been badly mistreated by Hollywood. Can they save the moribund studio ...

(L-R) Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Ben Grimm/The Thing and H.E.R.B.I.E in 20th Century Studios/Marvel Studios' THE FANTASTIC ... and Jack Kirby before the latter left Marvel Comics. Though the Four's ...

Marvel Entertainment has released the first teaser for "The Fantastic Four: First Steps", providing ... much they made the Thing's face resemble Jack Kirby's illustrations." ...

RELATED ARTICLE Like most of the most iconic Marvel Comics villains, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created the Red Ghost. He first appeared in Fantastic Four #13, in 1963. He’s a villain exhibiting ...

We have lift-off! The Fantastic Four First Steps trailer has been released to much fanfare and speculation from the fandom. As Marvel’s First Family indeed takes its first steps, it’s a very exciting ...

In The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ first trailer ... Marvel decided they needed costumes for marketing purposes. So co-creator Jack Kirby designed the uniforms they’d wear for the better ...

Yet The Fantastic Four‘s period setting is nevertheless ... The point is, there are ways to make Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s six-plus-decade-old creation work in a present day setting for ...