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Marvel Studios 'Fantastic Four' casting announcement
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Marvel fails to reveal ‘Fantastic Four’ cast, leaving fans feeling less than… you know

The 'FF' fandom is kicking up a storm.

Bad news, guys. Against all expectations, Marvel Studios did not reveal the cast of the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot at its D23 Expo presentation this Saturday. In the days leading up to the big event, the internet at large was convinced that Kevin Feige was going to introduce the latest incarnations of Marvel’s First Family, leading to endless speculation over who might be our new Reed, Johnny, Ben, and Sue. Alas, it all came to nothing.

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Feige clearly knew he was going to be letting down the entire Marvel fandom, as he made sure to draw a line in the sand on what exactly he’d be revealing about the film. After introducing director Matt Shakman, the studio president said, “Now, why is Matt not up on the stage? Because we have nothing else to say about [Fantastic Four].”

Witness his comments via the video below, alongside some commentary that accurately reflects everyone’s feelings right now…

Yes, after so much hype, the fandom is now madder than they’ve been since, well, the last Fantastic Four movie came out. Cue the memes. So. Many. Memes:

https://twitter.com/616JOHNNYST0RM/status/1568678246450880514

We’re not angry, just disappointed. No, wait, we’re angry, too.

Forget Kang, Feige is the real villain of the Multiverse Saga.

Oh dear God, no…

While the logic for not revealing the FF lineup at this point is sound — as Feige explained, the next D23 is likely where Marvel will drop everything we want to know about it, given that its release is still a ways away — people can’t help but feel like they’ve gone five rounds with The Thing after this major letdown.

Fantastic Four is on course to clobber into theaters on Nov. 8, 2024, making it the first entry in the MCU’s Phase Six.


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Christian Bone is a Staff Writer/Editor at We Got This Covered and has been cluttering up the internet with his thoughts on movies and TV for over a decade, ever since graduating with a Creative Writing degree from the University of Winchester. As Marvel Beat Leader, he can usually be found writing about the MCU and yet, if you asked him, he'd probably say his favorite superhero film is 'The Incredibles.'