The Mad Titan Thanos and the Eater of Worlds Galactus are two of Marvel's most powerful and most feared villains, but that doesn't mean they consider each other allies. In fact, the two cosmic ...

Galactus is set to appear as the villain in Fantastic Four First Steps and here, find out about his origin, powers, and actor ...

Instead, jlefrench believes that Galactus destroyed Titan, consuming its core and leaving nothing but wreckage in his wake. “Thanos, being ‘cursed with knowledge’ figured out that Galactus ...

Just like in John Byrne's comics, where Reed Richards spares Galactus to preserve the balance of the universe, the film could reframe him as the necessary evil that Phase 6 needs in order to move ...

Even the strong mind of Thanos wouldn’t stand a chance against Legion. Thanos conquers entire worlds, but Galactus completely devours them. On his own, Thanos pretty powerful. It takes the ...

Having Galactus be the creation of Thanos would be a major retcon to the character’s Marvel Comics origin and identity. Galactus was once a mortal man in the universe that existed before the Big ...

After all, the Fantastic Four film rights are now back home at Marvel Studios, and Galactus is a godlike being who eats entire planets, so why not make him the next Thanos? Well, because Galactus ...

Galactus is not of this universe; he is a cosmic entity with immense power called "Power Cosmic," which enables him to control elements and other forms of energy. In the 2014 Thanos Annual ...

Galactus doesn’t have the humanity or empathy of Thanos. Galactus doesn’t love anything other than the energy he gets from chomping on solar systems. The MCU needs some pure evil, and the ...

One villain forgotten on how powerful he was is Galactus, a character with godlike abilities and arguably exceeding Thanos by far. After all, Galactus has godlike stamina, strength, can live ...

And suppose Galactus truly looks this imposing on-screen. In that case, Marvel might finally have a villain in the Multiverse Saga on par with Thanos in scale and presence.