The anticipation surrounding the new Fantastic Four film is palpable, especially with the introduction of their formidable foe, Galactus. Portrayed by the talented Ralph Ineson, Galactus is set to be the central antagonist in The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Interestingly, the film's trailer did not feature Galactus, a strategic move by Marvel to keep his design a mystery until the movie's release. This decision has only heightened fans' curiosity and excitement.
However, the veil of secrecy might have been slightly lifted thanks to a keen-eyed Marvel enthusiast. A leaked Lego set appears to have given fans an unexpected first look at Galactus. This leak has sparked a flurry of discussions and speculation among the Marvel community, eager to see how this iconic villain will be brought to life on the big screen.
Warning! Potential spoilers for The Fantastic Four: First Steps* follow:**
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