‘The Fantastic Four’: clues about their origins and a theory about how it connects to The Avengers

‘The Fantastic Four’ has shown many clues about its origins in the image which confirmed to its interpreters. Pedro Pascal and his co-stars appeared on a traditional postcard typical of the mid-20th century. what seemed an innocent advertisement has ended up becoming a clear sign of what we can expect from the final version. Remember that the film will be released on July 25, 2025.

The clues in ‘Fantastic Four’ that suggest its setting in 1960

Why is it expected to be set in 1960? The first sign is found in their suits. The four main faces wear classic clothing, similar to what we can see in the original comics. The most obvious clue lies in the hands of The Thing, played by Moss-Bachrach. The character is reading a key issue in the history of LIFE magazine, published on December 13, 1963. It featured President Johnson at the desk in his office in the White House. The photo was taken less than a month after the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

The rest of the interior of the house follows the artistic style of the same time period. Another clue appears in one of the hashtags that Pedro Pascal used when reacting to the ad. ‘All You Need Is Love’ is a song composed by the Beatles, published in 1967. The pieces begin to fit together.

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How will ‘The Fantastic Four’ contact the Avengers? The theory begins to take shape.

The connection between ‘The Fantastic Four’ and the Avengers may make sense thanks to the intervention of the Quantum Realm. As stated by ScreenRant, the theory is gaining quite a bit of traction at the moment. This MCU plane of existence was already explored during ‘Avengers: Endgame’, when it was used to travel in time. They may have been the predecessors of Janet van Dyne and Hank Pyme traveling through their domain. It is the only current way to understand how they can take a leap of decades while maintaining their current form.