Ralph Ineson’s Galactus Gets First Look in Fantastic Four’s Snapple Promo Art

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Ralph Ineson’s Galactus Gets First Look in Fantastic Four’s Snapple Promo Art

The first official look of Ralph Ineson‘s character, Galactus, from The Fantastic Four: First Steps has been unveiled. Galactus, the Devourer of Worlds, is coming to live-action with Marvel in the Fantastic Four movie on July 25, 2025. Created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee, the giant first made its debut in the comics in March 1966 in Fantastic Four issue #48.

Fantastic Four’s Snapple partnership reveals first look at Ralph Ineson’s Galactus

As posted by scooper My Time To Shine Hello on X (formerly Twitter), Ralph Ineson’s character Galactus’ first look has been revealed in a recent promo art. This art appears to be in collaboration between Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four: First Steps and Snapple, a tea and juice brand.

Galactus’ full look is shown in the promo art with his costume, which appears to be comic-accurate. Additionally, the villain’s face has been modeled after Ineson’s face with a practical suit to make it look more realistic.

Galactus’ appearance as a face cloud in the 2007 Fantastic Four movie did not sit well with fans and critics, as it was allegedly inaccurate. Thus, the promo art has contributed to the hype of the upcoming Marvel Studios production.

While speaking about bringing the character to life in First Steps, director Matt Shakman told Entertainment Weekly in April 2025, “I didn’t want to just use motion-capture for Galactus. I wanted to actually have someone there embodying the part.” He added, “So we’ve built an entire costume for him, and we’ve done a lot of photography testing to figure out, ‘How do you make sure that the scale is correct? How do you film Mount Rushmore?'”

Ineson also spoke about the script and his character to The Movie Dweeb in June 2024 and stated, “I loved it when I got the part and I read the script, and I was like, that’s cool as f—, and now the more I’ve understood about the universe and the way it all fits together I’m like, ‘Yeah, that’s really cool as f—.'”