A 1994 version produced by B-movie legend Roger Corman was pulled from theaters shortly before it was to be released

First Steps gives a spectacular new story about Marvel's First Family with a bold, breathtaking superhero blockbuster.

For decades, the Fantastic Four have struggled to find their footing in live-action, with multiple attempts resulting in films that failed to capture the unique blend of cosmic adventure, family dynamics,

Comics readers have very particular standards — I first saw the 1994 movie at an unauthorized screening full of fans yelling out their negative comments — and now that the team has entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” has the chance to finally get things right.

No movie franchise has repeatedly crashed and burned quite like Marvel's Fantastic Four. So why is another film coming out?

As we continue our journey through the cinematic history of the Fantastic Four, in preparation for the latest incarnation of the characters in The Fantastic

Starring Pedro Pascal, this retro resuscitation is a welcome return to Marvel’s once familiar tongue-in-cheek tone.

It’s fourth time lucky for the superhero family, with a film that is a light, bright and welcome addition to the universe.

Even though they are considered some of the most important characters in Marvel Comics, even earning the title of “Marvel’s First Family,” the Fantastic Four