Galactus is one of Marvel Comics most powerful villains and here are the stories that fans should read to know the world devourer better.

First Steps,' Galactus is presented much like he is in the comics. He could also be the key to understanding the next phase of the Marvel multiverse.

Marvel fans are gearing up for the release of The Fantastic Four: First Steps this weekend, which finally brings Galactus into the MCU. But will the Devourer of Worlds stick around for more chaos beyond his debut?

Galactus is often cited as one of The Fantastic Four's greatest villains. Yet the truth is, he isn't quite a villain. His actions are beyond good and evil. He does not destroy planets out of malice, but to survive The Fantastic Four Fantastic Four The Fantastic Four: First Steps

First Steps has started playing in theaters across the globe, and a newly surfaced clip from the Marvel Studios movie has finally revealed Galactus' terrifying voice. Spoilers

The Fantastic Four: First Steps ends with Galactus being teleported to the farthest reaches of the universe, with Silver Surfer turning against him to push him through the portal, sacrificing herself in the process.

Galactus has long been one of the most exciting characters in the Marvel Universe and is now set to be a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with The Fantastic Force: First Steps. But Galactus has also been a source of debate with his set of powers,

A colossal $80 popcorn container shaped like Marvel's planet-devouring villain Galactus is offering a unique twist on movie snacks.

Franklin’s powers allowed him to create the universe, dimensions, avoid mind control, and every other cool power you can think of. Franklin Richards is considered a Beyond Omega Level mutant, and he is the only one in that category, making him the most powerful mutant on Earth.

In 1969’s The Mighty Thor #168-169, Lee and Kirby revealed the origin of Galactus. Marvel would later tweak it and elaborate upon it, but the core story was there in those two Thor issues.