Rob Liefeld continues to throw the shadow to the Marvel studios, bangs the fantastic four: the first steps as “boring and boring”

Dead Pool co-creator Rob Liefeld He is still salty for his snob perceived by Marvel Studios, and now he has turned his frustrations towards The Fantastic Four: First Steps. If you thought with his feud with Kevin Feige It was refreshed, thinking out to us.

After being left out of the Deadpool and Wolverine List of Afterparty guests and feeling illuminated by his lack of spotlight during the promotional campaign of the film, Liefeld’s grudge became nuclear. It is brought to social media to vent, and this time The Four Fantastic It is in the line of fire.

By publishing a photo of an almost empty Imax theater, Liefeld did not hold back:

“This was the Fantastic Four Fourstic Fantastic screening at my Imax. I can tell you because there are very few bizs repeated in this film. It is incredibly boring and boring.”

He launched some praise towards Vanessa Kirbysaying:

“Vanessa Kirby brings the entire film and is in charge of some ridiculous lifting. It is the VIP. In addition, the child Franklin is the cutest child ever on the screen. Adorable.”

So he encouraged fans to buy Fantastic Four #49 and #243, adding: “This Galactus would be surprising”.

In a post erased, Liefeld directly followed Kevin Feige, soliciting:

“Hey, Kevin Feige, watch movies. Go back and study movies that hit us, the successes of the past. Watch the day of independence for the stakes that you were looking for in FF. Watch the close encounters for the scale and the wonder. FF had no tension.”

While The Fantastic Four: First Steps He currently holds a critic score of 86% on Rotten Tomatoes and a strong 92% audience score, Liefeld is clearly not hit. His comment plays in the circle of social media of Marvel critics fueled by indignation, many of whom have tilt into the “M-She-U” narrative and complaints about the effort of superheroes.

This ongoing drama derives from Liefeld’s belief that Marvel Studios has repeatedly tried to reduce his contributions. Previously he called the study for ignoring him on red rugs and having chosen not to publish photos of events with him and his family. According to him, it’s all an effort calculated to delete it from the spotlight.

It is worth noting that Liefeld’s contribution to Dead Pool It has long been discussed. While designed the original look, it was Fabian Nicieza who gave Wade Wilson his personality, and later Joe Kelly AND And mcguinness He evolved it in the anti -hero essay Ryan Reynolds brought to life.

I love it or hate it, Rob Liefeld is not backward. Whether it’s a real criticism or an attempt to remain in the titles, his war with Marvel Studios does not cool down soon.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps Now he is playing in cinemas.