Yeah. So it’s already confirmed that the Fantastic Four we’re going to meet in “Fantastic Four: First Steps” are in a different universe. So the retro future 60s is unique to that universe. So none of the heroes we’ve come to know exist in that universe.
There is a scene in the latest Fantasy Four trailer that looks like the Earth blowing up and a Fantastic Four ship just outside the Earth.
So the obvious setup is that the Fantastic Four will fail to save their Earth (from Galactus) and end up in the main 616 universe, which may be what we saw in the Thunderbolts* post credits scene.
Large sections of the Twitterverse, which complained that Kang losing to Ant-Man irreparably ruined the character, will probably complain that failing to save their universe from Galactus and running away to another universe means the F4 are unheroic cowards. So for that reason, I concur that it’s probably not that simple.
Yeah. So it’s already confirmed that the Fantastic Four we’re going to meet in “Fantastic Four: First Steps” are in a different universe. So the retro future 60s is unique to that universe. So none of the heroes we’ve come to know exist in that universe.
There is a scene in the latest Fantasy Four trailer that looks like the Earth blowing up and a Fantastic Four ship just outside the Earth.
So the obvious setup is that the Fantastic Four will fail to save their Earth (from Galactus) and end up in the main 616 universe, which may be what we saw in the Thunderbolts* post credits scene.
Of course it may not be that simple.
Large sections of the Twitterverse, which complained that Kang losing to Ant-Man irreparably ruined the character, will probably complain that failing to save their universe from Galactus and running away to another universe means the F4 are unheroic cowards. So for that reason, I concur that it’s probably not that simple.
Yeah, it’s pretty odd that they’d hint at a plot development like that before that movie’s even out.