Ahead of the release of Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four: First Steps, the accompanying food tie-in blitz unleashes a first look at the movie’s take on Giganto in a Little Caesars pizza ad. Currently, the chain is pushing its themed pizza with toppings (or lack thereof) representing all the members of the Fantastic Four.

First Steps is finally almost upon us. But one actor who Marvel Studios revealed as starring in the movie, and even showed up in some trailers, didn’t actually make the final cut.

First Steps, Marvel Studios and Disney+ are teaming up to do something that’s never happened before. The film’s blue carpet premiere event, which takes place on Monday, July 21st at 7 p.m. PST, will be livestreamed on the streaming service.

A new TV spot for The Fantastic Four: First Steps reveals our first look at Mole Man's rampaging monster, Giganto, as he causes chaos in New York City. This looks like a comic book panel brought ...

Weeks ahead of The Fantastic Four: First Steps releasing in cinemas, fans have their first look at classic villain Giganto — via a commercial for Little Caesars pizza.

Marvel's first supervillain ever the Mole Man joins the MCU in the official Fantastic Four: First Steps tie-in comic, showing what he'll look like in the movie

First Steps is holding up well as its July 25 release nears, as an estimated $25 million Thursday debut points to an opening weekend of $125 million - $155 million. Read on for details!

John Malkovich was supposed to be part of the new Marvel movie, “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” but now he won’t appear at all. The film’s director, Matt Shakman, confirmed this news just a few days before the movie’s release on July 25.

First Steps will introduce Marvel's first family to the MCU. But, where does The Fantastic Four: First Steps takes place

On August 8, it will have been 64 years since The Fantastic Four #1 introduced Marvel’s First Family — Mister Fantastic, the Invisible Girl, the Human Torch, and the Thing — and ushered in ...

Johnny crushes on the Silver Surfer, while Galactus demands Franklin Richards in two new TV spots for The Fantastic Four: First Steps. In conversation with Empire (via Indiewire ), Mark Frost stated he feels Twin Peaks is “a closed circle” following the death of David Lynch, but adds it’s “still kind of too soon” to consider a fourth season.