Marvel Studios kicked off San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H with a bang, delivering a surprise announcement that sent the crowd into a frenzy. The studio teased its upcoming projects, including the highly anticipated Fantastic Four reboot and a new adaptation of Marvel Comics’ iconic villain Galactus.

During the presentation, Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige took the stage to introduce a series of videos showcasing upcoming movies and TV shows, including Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.

However, it was the surprise reveals that stole the show. The first was a teaser trailer for Fantastic Four, which featured the iconic characters Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, and Thing in a series of action-packed scenes. The footage hinted at a new origin story for the team, with a focus on their formation as a family unit.

The second surprise was a tease for Galactus, Marvel’s cosmic villain known for his devouring of entire planets. The trailer featured a series of shots showcasing the planet-eating entity in action, as well as glimpses at other cosmic characters, including the Silver Surfer and Nova.

Feige explained that Galactus will be a key player in Marvel’s upcoming Phase 5 plans, which are expected to include multiple films and TV shows. The studio is reportedly working on a series of interconnected projects that will explore the Marvel Universe’s vast cosmic landscape.

Marvel Studios’ SDCC panel was a highlight of the convention, with fans and industry insiders alike eager to see what the studio had in store for its next slate of projects. With the Fantastic Four and Galactus teasers, Marvel has set the stage for an exciting future that will take audiences on a journey across the vast expanse of the Marvel Universe.