Marvel"s New Fantastic Four Costumes Revealed
Summary
At D23 2024: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, where Screen Rant is in attendance, Marvel Studios revealed the first look at the team's suits, with Joseph Quinn's Johnny Storm wearing a Fantastic Four costume with white sleeves and a blue mid-section.
While the pattern of the lines on the suit on the set of The Fantastic Four: The First Steps is the same as the concept art, the new look reveals that there is a lot more white in the costume than initially anticipated for the upcoming MCU movie.
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Related I'm Furious With Deadpool & Wolverine For How It Treated Chris Evans' Johnny Storm & His Ending Chris Evans returned to the MCU as Johnny Storm — not Captain America — in Deadpool & Wolverine, and though it was a fun role, I disliked key choices.
8 Fantastic Four MCU Costumes' Comics Inspiration & Changes Explained The MCU Suits Changed A Lot From The Concept Art Close When the MCU's Fantastic Four cast was announced, Marvel released official concept art of the team that showed Reed Richards, Johnny Storm, Sue Storm, and Ben Grimm all in blue Fantastic Four suits. There were some white elements to the costumes, as the collar section and the boots of the suits were white, breaking up the predominant blue. At the center, the MCU's Fantastic Four logo was also made up of a white circle with a dark blue four. The suits seemingly had a pinstripe style on the chest and legs, though whole sections were simple blue.
The new white and blue Fantastic Four suits seem to be a nod to the John Byrne era of the team.
As seen by the costume Joseph Quinn is wearing as Marvel's new Johnny Storm, the MCU's Fantastic Four suits have much more white than even the concept art. The upper arm of the costume is fully white, trailing from the Human Torch's sleeves up to his collar. Quinn's Johnny Storm also can be seen wearing black and white gloves. The Fantastic Four logo on his chest continues to be predominantly white but now has a smaller blue circle amid a larger white one. The blue pants remain untouched and Johnny's boots cannot be seen.
The new Fantastic Four suits seem to be a nod to the John Byrne era from Marvel Comics. Instead of the classic black and blue costumes, the team wore more prominently white for the first time. This design was first used in the 1980s, which is a couple of decades after the 1960s-set The Fantastic Four: First Steps. That said, the MCU suits are not exactly the same. In the comics, there was no white on the sleeves, and the collar was shaped in a circle. The belts were also larger, while the live-action version appears to be relatively thin.
Marvel's Fantastic Four Differs From Previous Fantastic Four Movies The Costume Marks A Major Departure Close The costume may take inspiration from the comics, but it is a massive departure from the more recent movies in the franchise. The 2005 Fantastic Four movie featured each character wearing navy blue and black costumes with a dark pattern broken only by the white circular logo on the left side of their chests. They also wore high collars and black gloves. The Thing was the exception, as he lacked a shirt and avoided wearing gloves that could cover his rocky hands. To maintain his connection with his team, he wore the logo in the center of his belt.
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Related The Fantastic Four's New Movie Title Explained: First Steps Meaning The newly announced title for the Fantastic Four movie holds a much deeper meaning that could point to the movie"s premise and role in the MCU.
3 The 2005 style influenced the 2015 remake, which featured an all-black suit broken only by scatterings of blue. It was intended to mimic a more militaristic style and did not include the prominent logo. The Thing also did not wear any clothing, as he was simply too large to fit into anything suit offered to him. The other characters wore unique costumes, matched only by the dull coloring. The lack of any costumes is because they were still experiencing their initial origin. That explains an understandable change, as the new Fantastic Four won't be an origin story.
In returning to the roots, The Fantastic Four: First Steps is drawing inspiration from the comics and from the first live-action costume in franchise history.
The MCU is seemingly taking most of its live-action inspiration from the unreleased Roger Corman movie. In this version, the characters wore a large white belt, a circular white logo, and an enormous and circular white collar. While the MCU will not feature a circular collar, Corman's is the closest suit to the upcoming costume. It features a lighter blue, an abundance of white coloring, and even includes white gloves. In returning to the roots, The Fantastic Four: First Steps is drawing inspiration from the comics and from the first live-action costume in franchise history.
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Director Matt Shakman Release Date July 25, 2025 Writers Josh Friedman , Jeff Kaplan , Ian Springer Cast Pedro Pascal , Vanessa Kirby , Ebon Moss-Bachrach , Joseph Quinn , Ralph Ineson , Paul Walter Hauser , Natasha Lyonne , John Malkovich , Julia Garner Franchise(s) Marvel Cinematic Universe Upcoming MCU Movies Captain America: Brave New World
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Release Date May 1, 2026 Avengers: Secret Wars
Release Date May 7, 2027
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- The team costumes for The Fantastic Four: First Steps revealed a lot more white coloring than originally thought for the MCU movie.
- The new suits draw inspiration from the John Byrne era of the Fantastic Four comics with white and blue colors.
- Joseph Quinn's Johnny Storm sports a suit with white sleeves and a blue mid-section.
At D23 2024: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, where Screen Rant is in attendance, Marvel Studios revealed the first look at the team's suits, with Joseph Quinn's Johnny Storm wearing a Fantastic Four costume with white sleeves and a blue mid-section.
While the pattern of the lines on the suit on the set of The Fantastic Four: The First Steps is the same as the concept art, the new look reveals that there is a lot more white in the costume than initially anticipated for the upcoming MCU movie.
Related I'm Furious With Deadpool & Wolverine For How It Treated Chris Evans' Johnny Storm & His Ending Chris Evans returned to the MCU as Johnny Storm — not Captain America — in Deadpool & Wolverine, and though it was a fun role, I disliked key choices.8 Fantastic Four MCU Costumes' Comics Inspiration & Changes Explained The MCU Suits Changed A Lot From The Concept Art Close When the MCU's Fantastic Four cast was announced, Marvel released official concept art of the team that showed Reed Richards, Johnny Storm, Sue Storm, and Ben Grimm all in blue Fantastic Four suits. There were some white elements to the costumes, as the collar section and the boots of the suits were white, breaking up the predominant blue. At the center, the MCU's Fantastic Four logo was also made up of a white circle with a dark blue four. The suits seemingly had a pinstripe style on the chest and legs, though whole sections were simple blue.
The new white and blue Fantastic Four suits seem to be a nod to the John Byrne era of the team.
As seen by the costume Joseph Quinn is wearing as Marvel's new Johnny Storm, the MCU's Fantastic Four suits have much more white than even the concept art. The upper arm of the costume is fully white, trailing from the Human Torch's sleeves up to his collar. Quinn's Johnny Storm also can be seen wearing black and white gloves. The Fantastic Four logo on his chest continues to be predominantly white but now has a smaller blue circle amid a larger white one. The blue pants remain untouched and Johnny's boots cannot be seen.
The new Fantastic Four suits seem to be a nod to the John Byrne era from Marvel Comics. Instead of the classic black and blue costumes, the team wore more prominently white for the first time. This design was first used in the 1980s, which is a couple of decades after the 1960s-set The Fantastic Four: First Steps. That said, the MCU suits are not exactly the same. In the comics, there was no white on the sleeves, and the collar was shaped in a circle. The belts were also larger, while the live-action version appears to be relatively thin.
Marvel's Fantastic Four Differs From Previous Fantastic Four Movies The Costume Marks A Major Departure Close The costume may take inspiration from the comics, but it is a massive departure from the more recent movies in the franchise. The 2005 Fantastic Four movie featured each character wearing navy blue and black costumes with a dark pattern broken only by the white circular logo on the left side of their chests. They also wore high collars and black gloves. The Thing was the exception, as he lacked a shirt and avoided wearing gloves that could cover his rocky hands. To maintain his connection with his team, he wore the logo in the center of his belt.
Related The Fantastic Four's New Movie Title Explained: First Steps Meaning The newly announced title for the Fantastic Four movie holds a much deeper meaning that could point to the movie"s premise and role in the MCU.3 The 2005 style influenced the 2015 remake, which featured an all-black suit broken only by scatterings of blue. It was intended to mimic a more militaristic style and did not include the prominent logo. The Thing also did not wear any clothing, as he was simply too large to fit into anything suit offered to him. The other characters wore unique costumes, matched only by the dull coloring. The lack of any costumes is because they were still experiencing their initial origin. That explains an understandable change, as the new Fantastic Four won't be an origin story.
In returning to the roots, The Fantastic Four: First Steps is drawing inspiration from the comics and from the first live-action costume in franchise history.
The MCU is seemingly taking most of its live-action inspiration from the unreleased Roger Corman movie. In this version, the characters wore a large white belt, a circular white logo, and an enormous and circular white collar. While the MCU will not feature a circular collar, Corman's is the closest suit to the upcoming costume. It features a lighter blue, an abundance of white coloring, and even includes white gloves. In returning to the roots, The Fantastic Four: First Steps is drawing inspiration from the comics and from the first live-action costume in franchise history.
The Fantastic Four (2025) Marvel's Fantastic Four is the first MCU movie to feature Marvel's First Family in the same live-action universe as the Avengers. It introduces the Marvel Cinematic Universe's version of Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Ben Grimm, and Johnny Storm, and precedes Phase 6's Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars.Director Matt Shakman Release Date July 25, 2025 Writers Josh Friedman , Jeff Kaplan , Ian Springer Cast Pedro Pascal , Vanessa Kirby , Ebon Moss-Bachrach , Joseph Quinn , Ralph Ineson , Paul Walter Hauser , Natasha Lyonne , John Malkovich , Julia Garner Franchise(s) Marvel Cinematic Universe Upcoming MCU Movies Captain America: Brave New World
Release Date February 14, 2025 Thunderbolts*
Release Date May 2, 2025 The Fantastic Four (2025)
Release Date July 25, 2025 Blade (2025)
Release Date November 7, 2025 Avengers: Doomsday
Release Date May 1, 2026 Avengers: Secret Wars
Release Date May 7, 2027
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