Also on a basic level, Spider-Man has a more recognizable roster of villains than the Fantastic Four so there was less of a desire to go back to the most popular ones. In this particular case, Galactus being the villain makes sense since it gives the FF a catalyst for escaping that universe if he succeeds in destroying the planet.
Look, we have plenty!
Don't forget Super Skrull!
No one is saying they don't have a lot of good villains. It's about villains that people know. Spidey and Batman's rosters just run deeper then everyone else's in that regard.
I always assumed Mole Man woul get an Underminer style scene. That would be a lot of fun.Don't forget Super Skrull!
UnderminerMole Man and Puppet Master might be in this too since they haven't officially confirmed who Paul Walter Hauser and John Malkovich are playing yet.
Annihilus is probably a given for a future FF movie but he's pretty much the last major one that I can think of.
As for Doom, he's one of the few villains where you pretty much expect repetition. He's so inherently connected to the FF that you just kind of accept that he's going to be there all the time, like Magneto being in every X-Men movie. And even though he's not the main villain in this, we all know Robert Doomey Jr. is due for a cameo.
Do they do the incursion here or in Doomsday? With all the X-Men folk, probably here. Which would be a wild way to end the movie. Maybe they'll think it'll get Infinity War style buzz.So, what're the odds that shot of the FF ship in space with Earth blowing up is actually the post credit scene of some stupid incursion happening to their world
Considering how The Marvels ends, I wouldn't be shocked if it's here for simplicity sake. Treat it like Thanos showing up at the end of Ragnarok and have Doomsday open right up with them in some kind of flux or whatever before we have the title card coming after they meet some X-Men.
Maybe a hot take but I've always liked that Endgame had no credits scenes and that any teases for what's coming next were baked into the movie itself. It allowed for a nice breather after a decade of buildup.You make a valid point Drizzy.
Granted, the Fox acquisition had a long way to go from being finalized at that point, but I still say that if everything was how it is now, Galactus should've been teased in a post credit for Endgame. The Snap and the Blip caught his attention and all the goings on on Earth and it whet his appetite.
But we got multiverse shenanigans instead, so I guess it worked out okay.
They probably digitally removed Galactus consuming Earth like he's a drunk David Hasselhoff housing a cheeseburger from that shot.So, what're the odds that shot of the FF ship in space with Earth blowing up is actually the post credit scene of some stupid incursion happening to their world
The more I look at the Fantastic Four trailer, and the whole 60's aesthetic, the more I'm getting That Thing You Do! vibes.
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Tom Hanks' most underrated movie don't you know.
Would Galactus consuming the planet do anything that would force the group to the 616?They probably digitally removed Galactus consuming Earth like he's a drunk David Hasselhoff housing a cheeseburger from that shot.
Thick Supes.
