First Steps is just a few days away from its release. Amid this, fans are recalling the original reboot of the franchise that released in 2015. The sequel to the venture was eventually shelved, leaving everyone shocked.

The latest iteration of the superhero quartet makes a bumpy but earnest attempt at being Marvel’s most daring film in years.

The only way he knows how to handle that is by starting to baby-proof the world, rather than just be present for the experience.” — Pedro Pascal/aka Mr. Fantastic

Fourth time's the charm. First there was the low-budget version of "The Fantastic Four," produced by Roger Corman, which Marvel managed to bury before it hit theaters (though bootlegs abound). The comic book company was far more enthusiastic about a pair of early-2000s adaptations at Fox,

The four fantastic friends are back for their fourth official big-screen outing — their mission this time is not only to save the world but to redeem themselves after the disastrous 2015 reboot starring Miles Teller.

First Steps marks the fourth attempt to translate the original comic book characters of Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic, Sue Storm/Invisible Woman, Johnny Storm/Human Torch, and Ben Grimm/The Thing to the silver screen. This time, the action will take place in an alternate history/parallel universe set in the ’60s.

Danny Fingeroth, a Stan Lee biographer and a former writer-editor at Marvel Comics, answered Fantastic Four questions before his arrival in Tulsa and before the arrival of "The Fantastic Four: First Steps.

Marvel’s First Family gets a retro, action-packed reboot.

While Fox had respectable success with the 2005 and 2007 Fantastic Four movies (which starred Chris Evans as Johnny Storm pre-Captain America), the former studio saw a Josh Trank-directed 2015 reboot completely tank after a full reshoot, grossing only $167M worldwide. This time, it’s different — it’s Feige’s Fantastic Four.

Original 'Fantastic Four' star Michael Chiklis is sending well wishes to the team behind 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps.'

In the latest Fantastic Four reboot, it’s all apocalyptic menace, all the time. This was supposed to be the summer superhero movies became fun again. At first, that appeared to be true: Superman, released earlier this month,