Marvel’s planet-consuming interplanetary villain Galactus will arrive on Earth with only Marvel’s first family standing in his way in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and he’s already made a ...

Galactus was born in the pages of "Fantastic Four #48" from March of 1966 due to the flagship series’ extreme popularity of the era and the need to keeping building out that fictional world.

Where there's Galactus, there's Silver Surfer, but we didn't see that character here. Instead, we got the shadow of Galactus and a shot of the back of his head along with the Statue of Liberty.

When Galactus’s gaze comes across your planet, you're not in a good spot. I think that's as big of a scope and scale you could ever ask a villain to bring with him or her.

The Fantastic Four is finally coming to the MCU. When they arrive they are bringing Galactus with them. Marvel’s iconic first family will battle their longtime, very big enemy in The Fantastic ...

In case you’re not familiar with Galactus, let’s go over his history in the comics. Galactus is a cosmic entity in the Marvel mythos first created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in Fantastic Four #48.

Obviously, Galactus is someone who needs to be stopped, but the character is so much more than a world-consuming monster. First Steps can demonstrate that in a way that hasn’t been on screen before.