Their greatest strength is each other.” Marvel Studios released a new “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” trailer as tickets ...

Thanks to some promo art on the packaging for a Marvel Legends action figure, we have a new look at Julia Garner as The ...

The idea of the Silver Surfer being a woman has its roots in the comics, as Garner is playing Shalla-Bal, the lover of the original Silver Surfer Norrin Radd; Shalla-Bal did become a Silver Surfer ...

According to a new rumour, Marvel Studios has big plans for the Silver Surfer beyond The Fantastic Four: First Steps, but will it be the Shalla-Bal or Norrin Rad version of Galactus' Herald? Check it ...

In a rare move, Marvel publicly test-screened The Fantastic Four: First Steps nearly two months before its July debut.

The Silver Surfer shown in the trailer is actually Shalla-Bal, Norrin’s lover, whom he became Galactus’s Herald in order to protect. However, in the alternate world known as Earth-9997 ...

“Your planet is now marked for death.” So who is this Silver Surfer? Shalla-Bal/Silver Surfer first appeared in The Silver Surfer #1 (August 1968), created by writer Stan Lee and artist John Buscema.

Marvel has just dropped some new images for The Fantastic Four: First Steps thanks to Empire Magazine with a couple of ...

The upcoming 'Fantastic Four: First Steps' trailer reveals a significant twist: Julia Garner will portray the Silver Surfer, reimagined as Shalla-Bal. She sacrifices herself to save Zenn-La from ...

The trailer introduced audiences to the MCU’s version of Silver Surfer, this time reimagined as Shalla-Bal, and it immediately sparked conversation. However, not all of it was positive.

And then he was explaining to me that it’s actually Shalla-Bal and that whole thing.” Although the role was physically portrayed by Doug Jones and voiced by Laurence Fishburne in 2007’s ...

In exchange for sparing Zenn-La—and the life of his beloved, Shalla-Bal—Radd becomes the cosmic entity’s herald, transformed into the iconic silver-skinned figure fans know well. Thus ...