Fantastic Four Issue 29 is published by Marvel Comics. Written by Ryan North, with pencils by Cory Smith, inks by Oren Junior ...

with people taking to social media and complaining about how much kids’ laughter can be heard in the video. Why Marvel fans are complaining about The Fantastic Four: First Steps teaser Marvel ...

A "fantastic new era" begins this week, as Marvel will release its first trailer for "The Fantastic Four: First Steps." ...

Ben Grimm, aka The Thing is one of Marvel's most beloved heroes, but many fans don't know about some of his most interesting ...

In a newly released teaser, we see some kids running through a parallel version ... you'll catch sight of the Baxter Building, the Fantastic Four's rocket, a vehicle which looks like it might ...

There's some kids playing in the street - a street in an alternate reality 60s, so slightly less dangerous than now - before they end up at a TV shop which is showing the titular Fantastic Four's ...

The third poster shows some kids who have made their own Fantasticar ... with the first officially released stills from The Fantastic Four: First Steps. If you missed it this morning, we ...

The first teaser for Fantastic Four: First Steps has dropped, and it's setting up a major launch. In the footage, which you can watch below, we see a group of kids running to crowd around some TVs ...

Another wrote: “The Fantastic Four: First Steps teaser....for the trailer... And they go ahead and use...Star Wars Phantom Menace kids laugh 3 times...damn not a good start.” A fifth viewer ...

According to urban myth, Marvel created H.E.R.B.I.E. in the 1970s to replace the Human Torch in a Fantastic Four cartoon because they feared kids would set themselves on fire trying to emulate Johnny.

In the robot's case, that's 1978's short-lived show The New Fantastic Four. Created by semi-obscure ... bursting into flames might give kids the idea to light themselves on fire.