Now and then, a piece of fan art surfaces on the net that’s too great not to share. Then there’s an entire degree of the pastime that has us asking to see the art moving in a motion picture.
Fan Art by Charles Logan
The last is that case with artist Charles Logan’s collection on the Fantastic 4. The past week, Logan has presented various pieces for Marvel’s First Family members. As you can see below, they effectively live up to the buzz.
On his Instagram profile, there is photo-realistic art of Reed as well as Sue Richards. Even the Johnny Storm and Ben Grimm art are out of this globe. The technique gives us a quick look at brand-new attires and powers the characters could make use of in the MCU, whenever they join.
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Kevin Feige on the possibility of Fantastic Four
At this moment, it’s tough not to see A Quiet Place actor John Krasinski in Logan’s representation of Reed Richards. It’s unclear if he used the actor for inspiration there or not. Regardless, it will still be “a long period” before we see any of the Fox personalities join the MCU according to Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige.
“It’ll be a while. It’s all beginning as well as the five-year plan that we’ve been working with; we were working on before any of that was set,” Feige states about the personalities joining the primary cinematic universe. “So actually it’s far more, for us, less of specifics of when as well as where now and also much more the comfort element and how good it is that they’re residents. That they’re all back. But it will certainly be a very long time.”
Development of Fantastic Four
Considering that the current attempt at the Fantastic Four (with Josh Trank’s F4ntastic) stopped working in 2015, it’s most likely Feige, and his team isn’t extremely keen about obtaining another film including the group right into development fast. That stated, the personalities are back at Marvel and can begin their work in movies and also television shows immediately.
Watch the trailer for Josh Trank’s Fantastic Four here:
Source: Comicbook, Screenrant
