Fantastic Four Cameos Explained

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1st Steps Post-Credits Scenes Explained

‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Post Credits Scenes Explained: Who Cameos in the Mid Credit Scene? What Are Franklin Richards’s Powers?

The mid credits scene takes place four years after the events of Fantastic Four and sets up Doomsday.

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Fantastic Four First Steps Post Credits Scene Explained: Yes, *Spoiler* Makes a Cameo

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The Fantastic Four: First Steps Ending Explained - How Does the Film Set Up Avengers: Doomsday?

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Fantastic Four: Doctor Doom's Latveria, Easter Eggs, Cameos Explained

“Fantastic Four: First Steps” marks the official entry of Marvel’s First Family in the MCU, and there are plenty of references and Easter eggs from the comic books in the new movie.

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The Trippy Experience of Watching the Fantastic Four Birth Scene While Pregnant

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‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Still Bound For Similar Flight Course To ‘Superman’ With $125M Opening, Matt Shakman Movie Gets ‘A-‘ CinemaScore – Box Office Update

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60 Fantastic Four: First Steps Easter eggs and cameos: All of the MCU references you may have missed

Despite the relatively easy-to-follow storyline, there is a lot going on in the background, so you may have missed some of The Fantastic Four: First Easter eggs, cameos, and references hidden along the way.

‘First Steps’ Includes a Touching Quartet of Cameos Bridging ‘Fantastic Four’ History

As detailed in a new article over at Vanity Fair, The Fantastic Four: First Steps includes a few truly unexpected cameos outside of Paul Walter-Hauser’s Mole Man or its brief nods to other 60’s-era Marvel antagonists. As this site’s own intergalactic herald, may all who pass the purple portent below know they will be irreparably spoiled…

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‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’: Marvel finally made an MCU movie you don’t need a guide to follow

That might sound like no big deal, but after 2023’s “The Marvels,” this spring’s fourth “Captain America” movie and “Thunderbolts*” all underperformed by Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) standards, the new “Fantastic Four” may offer broader audience appeal by not pulling from other franchises.

Marvel swings bold with The Fantastic Four: First Steps while Netflix plays it safe with Sandler

This week on “See It or Skip It,” Tomatometer Approved film critic Patrick Beatty is joined by UFCA critics Rebecca Frost, Kent Dunn, and special guest Cedric Haynes, as they dive into a fantastic mix of movies on the big and small screen.