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Silver Surfer Illuminated in Fantastic Four Trailer Amid Galactus Threat

by Leo Jun 13,2025

The latest trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps offers a clearer glimpse into the new Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) landscape, shedding light on how Julia Garner’s portrayal of the Silver Surfer fits into the grander narrative.

Clocking in at two and a half minutes, this new footage dives deeper into the origins of the titular superhero team—Mister Fantastic (Pedro Pascal), Invisible Woman (Vanessa Kirby), The Thing (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), and Human Torch (Joseph Quinn)—and their role in shaping a bright, hopeful future. In this world, the Fantastic Four are not only celebrated as heroes but also revered as inspirational figures, admired by both children and adults alike. However, their peaceful utopia is soon disrupted when the Silver Surfer arrives from the cosmos with a dire warning: Galactus is coming.

PlayThis latest trailer delivers significantly more action compared to earlier teasers. Viewers get to see Ben Grimm crashing through structures, while Reed Richards demonstrates his signature elasticity in a fresh, dynamic way. These updated interpretations of classic powers reflect the film’s modern take on decades-old comic book lore, giving fans something exciting to anticipate ahead of the July premiere.

However, it's Julia Garner’s Silver Surfer who truly steals the spotlight. Though she speaks only a few lines, her presence is powerful and ominous. She effortlessly deflects an attack from the Human Torch and weaves through massive explosions, showcasing immense cosmic strength. While Galactus himself remains mostly hidden, the trailer ends with a chilling visual of him marching through a cityscape upon arrival—hinting at the scale of the threat the Fantastic Four will face.

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Fantastic Four: First Steps hits theaters on July 25, 2025. Until then, fans can look forward to Thunderbolts* arriving in May, or explore our full list of upcoming Marvel projects [here].