Doctor Strange 2 Confirms Best Fantastic Four MCU Origin Theory

Doctor Strange 2 Confirms Best Fantastic Four MCU Origin Theory

The Fantastic Four’s origin taking place in the 1960s has been one of the oldest theories about how Marvel Studios can introduce them. The Fantastic Four famously first appeared in the comics in 1961, so their MCU origin taking place at this time would be a great nod to Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s work. Meanwhile, it allows Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm to have a different start to their story than some other recent Phase 4 heroes. Instead of coming to prominence after Avengers: Endgame and even having their MCU origin tied to The Blip or Thanos, they could now be people out of time. They’d still have some similarities to those who were snapped, but having them be missing for sixty years in the MCU will make their return a huge deal.

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Doctor Strange 2‘s tease of the Fantastic Four’s MCU origin in the 1960s should also allow the movie to take some big swings. Fantastic Four can be the latest quasi-period piece movie for the MCU, as the main plot can be set in the present of the shared universe, but an origin story can still be told in flashbacks potentially. This could give Marvel Studios a chance to introduce the Negative Zone as a place where they’ve been lost for decades, but they aren’t aware of how time works there. The Fantastic Four’s legacy can also be seeded into the MCU’s past, potentially tying their past missions to SHIELD. So even if John Krasinski isn’t Mister Fantastic in the MCU’s Fantastic Four movie, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness‘ tease of the team’s origin should remain.

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Doctor Strange 2 Confirms Best Fantastic Four MCU Origin Theory

The Fantastic Four’s origin taking place in the 1960s has been one of the oldest theories about how Marvel Studios can introduce them. The Fantastic Four famously first appeared in the comics in 1961, so their MCU origin taking place at this time would be a great nod to Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s work. Meanwhile, it allows Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm to have a different start to their story than some other recent Phase 4 heroes. Instead of coming to prominence after Avengers: Endgame and even having their MCU origin tied to The Blip or Thanos, they could now be people out of time. They’d still have some similarities to those who were snapped, but having them be missing for sixty years in the MCU will make their return a huge deal.

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Doctor Strange 2‘s tease of the Fantastic Four’s MCU origin in the 1960s should also allow the movie to take some big swings. Fantastic Four can be the latest quasi-period piece movie for the MCU, as the main plot can be set in the present of the shared universe, but an origin story can still be told in flashbacks potentially. This could give Marvel Studios a chance to introduce the Negative Zone as a place where they’ve been lost for decades, but they aren’t aware of how time works there. The Fantastic Four’s legacy can also be seeded into the MCU’s past, potentially tying their past missions to SHIELD. So even if John Krasinski isn’t Mister Fantastic in the MCU’s Fantastic Four movie, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness‘ tease of the team’s origin should remain.

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