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I hear Vanessa Kirby is a standout as Sue Storm in Fantastic Four: First Steps. I look forward to seeing what kind of innovative ways she uses her powers in the film, as well as her relationship with Reed, Johnny and Ben.
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I'll give you this much of a hint, Ross. She uses her forcefield power with more kick-butt pre-emptiveness/counter-offensiveness than the Hanna-Barbera version that was voiced by Joann Pflug back in 1967. Which ought to please the more ardent feminists among modern superheroine fans!
How about a Batgirl and Silver Sable team-up?
How about Linda and Tina Belcher, and Granny Goodness; they all are or were voiced by men.
All of the cast stand out, actually -- even the secondary supporting cast (like Sarah Niles) and even the walk-ons.
Storming the prison?? ouch. To your question, Jack would be proud of this Kirby artist involved!! Even FF #1 was represented in the pix. Considering the FF's history, it was a Miracle of a movie!!
Great Cover! 1 of your top 10 of 2025 so far! Nice visuals all around. Well done.
She was my favorite character from the movie. Most like the comic
Go see it with a clear conscience, Ross. It's far more fantastic than the 1994 and 2015 iterations, put together! :-)
And Pedro Pascal makes a delightfully far less arrogant Reed Richards than the Ioan Gruffudd wanna-be from "Dr. Strange In The Multiverse of Madness."
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