The Marvel Cinematic Universe is finally giving fans the Galactus they’ve been waiting for in The Fantastic Four: First Steps , and he looks like he was ripped straight out of the comics. This time around,

In newly-released footage from a TV spot ahead of the premiere of The Fantastic Four: First Steps on July 25, 2025, the Fantastic Four reveal Galactus’ demands for Earth’s protection during a press conference (via Reddit).

The latest Fantastic Four clip takes place mostly within the press conference that's been at the heart of the promotional campaign since the early days, with Pedro Pascal's Reed Richards addressing reporters' questions. He stuns everyone by admitting that the team did not yet take down Galactus as others seemed to believe they did.

Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige confirms that Joseph Quinn was cast as The Fantastic Four: First Steps' Human Torch with a Spider-Man team-up in mind and talks about Galactus' comic-accurate overhaul.

Galactus in Marvel Comics is a powerful and destructive cosmic entity that lives by consuming planets. He is popularly known as the "Devourer of Worlds", the energy he consumes makes him omnipotent.

Galactus will finally be joining the MCU in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and he'll make us want a sequel to one Phase 4 movie even more.

Galactus, the Devourer of Worlds, is one of the greatest antagonists in Marvel Comics history. We say antagonist and not villain, because Galactus is a character whose motivations hold no real malice.

The first official four-member superhero team in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is set to shine on big screens from July 25. Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach starrer hosted pre-screenings outside India.

First Steps will introduce Mole Man to the MCU, a character tied to the Fantastic Four’s origin in the comics, but with an anti-hero twist in the new movie

First Steps teaser just gave us our first look at Galactus, and fans are hyped! With Ralph Ineson voicing the planet-eating villain, Marvel finally seems to be getting him right—no more weird cosmic clouds like Rise of the Silver Surfer!