The pendulum has swung in the opposite direction as of late, with games like Marvel Rivals and the upcoming Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls going a more stylized route, but even those games can’t escape the MCU-ification of their characters.

First Steps has been released, and it's packed full of never-before-seen footage and a fun, retro-infused vibe that makes it clear this is an MCU movie like no other.

The decision to set The Fantastic Four: First Steps in a retro, 1960s-inspired world couldn’t have come easy. For one, it meant the entire film would take place in a multiverse away from the traditional Marvel Cinematic Universe. Also, it meant the production would have to build all of these sets from the ground up.

London’s South Bank is rolling out the blue carpet this evening (July 10) as the UK premiere of Marvel ’s Fantastic Four: First Steps takes over the BFI IMAX at Waterloo. The cast including Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Joseph Quinn, Julia Garner, and Ralph Ineson are all due to attend along with director Matt Shakman.

First Steps have been released, with the spotlight put on Reed Richards' fantastic powers and the Fantasticar taking flight above New York

Pedro Pascal reveals how he felt about the backlash saying he was too old to play Mr. Fantastic in Marvel's "Fantastic Four," and explains why life is more than fantastic for him right now.

Fantastic Four director Matt Shakman is hinting that the IMAX aspect ratio will change when Galactus appears in the MCU movie.

Marvel is reportedly shooting new scenes on the Fantastic Four version of Earth, which are likely for Avengers: Doomsday.

Struggling in Marvel Rivals? Mister Fantastic’s unmatched versatility and adaptability could be the key to victory, here's why he's a game-changer.

First Steps' arrival in theaters later this month, Marvel Studios has shared a new featurette exploring the dynamic between the long-awaited reboot's four lead