MARVEL has been forced to deny The Fantastic Four: First Steps poster was made with AI – as fans spotted NINE errors.
Earlier this week, the movie’s first trailer dropped alongside a promotional poster.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps dropped its first trailer and poster earlier this week[/caption]
Two women seemed to have the same face[/caption]
Many fans were left confused after spotting apparent glaring inconsistencies.
The poster depicts a group of people holding up flags and banners for the Fantastic Four.
Fans pointed out two women with seemingly the same face and people with only four fingers.
One wrote on X: “Anyone notice the same lady’s face twice next to each other in #TheFantasticFour poster?
“Huge fan of the trailer but this poster is screaming AI.”
Another added: “am i going crazy or does person holding the flag on the left side only have four fingers? meaning…… ai generated?”
A third remarked: “Marvel dropped an amazing trailer for #TheFantasticFour and then immediately and brutally murdered the hype with those AI generated posters.”
While a fourth penned: “Sorry to point it out but the fantastic 4 poster has ai use in it lmao. So fun.”
Following the backlash, a a spokesperson for Marvel Studios told IndieWire: “AI was not used in the creation of these posters.”
The upcoming film stars Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach as the heroic quartet.
Unlike previous iterations, First Steps will not tell the group’s origin story.
The Fantastic Four must protect their world from Galactus, a planet-devouring cosmic being.
Actor Ralph Ineson – who has appeared in Harry Potter, Game of Thrones and Nosforeatu – will be playing the supervillain.
Meanwhile, The Fantastic Four: First Steps is scheduled to be released in the United States on July 25, 2025.
Pedro Pascal stars as Mr Fantastic[/caption]
