After several disastrous big screen attempts to translate that bond to the big screen, a push of the reset key is needed. So who would you cast in the roles of Mister Fantastic, the Invisible Woman, the Human Torch and The Thing? Which actors could give the Fantastic Four some overdue justice and see some clobberin’ time carried out at the box office? We have a few ideas…

Reed Richards and Sue Storm are coming back to the Marvel Universe, and of course there’ll be a new look for the Fantastic Four when they suit up once again. A new design, that artist Stanley “Artgerm” Lau has captured beautifully for several variant covers of the first issue.

That massive Disney/Fox merger is a lot closer to happening as details on how the merger will take place has reportedly being revealed to shareholders before their official vote on the matter.

They’ve been missing in action for a few years, but this August sees the Fantastic Four back and ready to kick some ass while looking good. Reed “Mister Fantastic” Richards! Susan “The Invisible Woman” Storm! Johnny “The Human Torch” Storm! And of course, Aunt Petunia’s favourite blue-eyed stone colossus with a heart of gold, Benjamin “The Thing” Grimm! Reunited and …

With Marvel proving that they know how to tell their own stories best, rumours of Disney trying to get some of Marvel's most famous brands back in-house is enough to send Marvel fans into a frenzy

Marvel may be looking to the future by dipping back into it’s past with Legacy this week, but it’s also tidying up its universe before its main attraction returns. One of the casualties of the new heroic age on the way? An Iron Man far more…infamous than previous holders of the title. This week saw Victor Von Doom’s solo series come to an end. After a year of action, intrigue and a global manhunt for the most wanted former supervillain alive, Doom finally found the entity responsible for pulling his strings.

Sue and Reed Richards have been missing in action for a while now. The original famous four are due for a reunion soon, that begins with the first issue of Marvel Two-In-One. It’s up to Johnny Storm and the Thing to find their lost family, but Doctor Doom may have other plans for the duo. As well as a few secrets of his own.

Could third time be the charm when it comes to Fox adapting the Fantastic Four for the big screen, especially when Reed Richards, Sue Storm and the rest make way for their Reed and Sue's kids to take the spotlight?