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The 30-second advert reveals Giganto, a giant green monster with an enormous mouth seen bursting through the street in a nod to its original appearance, on the cover of 1961's Fantastic Four issue 1.

The fact that Giganto has been noted to be a Deviant in The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ tie-in comic means that Eternals might get referenced again in the MCU’s upcoming projects.

First Steps highlights Marvel's First Family (giving Reed Richards some slightly different facial hair), while we also have two more batches of spoiler stills.

New concept art for The Fantastic Four: First Steps shows a considerably larger version of Galactus, final designs for Shalla-Bal/Silver Surfer, and a robotic version of Mole Man's Giganto monster ...

While the actual Giganto that appeared in the movie looked much more like his comic book counterpart, it didn’t always. The concept art shows a Giganto donning full robotic armor, as the ...