The puffy Red Hulk from 'Captain America: Brave New World' is also daring you to look away. Disney has unveiled its selection ...

The Human Torch's fire can do much more than be launched at enemies in blasts of heat, and the scientific basis of his powers offers a blueprint for what he can accomplish if he experiments with them.

Dive into an epic showdown as Solara faces off against Human Torch in this thrilling episode of Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the ...

First Steps writer Eric Pearson has weighed in on The Human Torch's catchphrase being absent from the movie and reveals ...

The Silver Surfer, or in this case, Shalla-Bal, continues to make waves on the big screen. Julia Garner, who starred as the character in Fantastic Four: First Steps, has put on a follow-up performance ...

This Human Torch went on to be part of teams like the V-Battalion, West Coast Avengers and Secret Avengers, and he also worked as the chief of security for Oracle Inc., a short-lived company run ...

Above is the Human Torch concept art that Marvel Studios shared on April 4. In my write up regarding the image, I celebrated the subtle lines included on Johnny’s costume, the facial design, and ...

Human Torch’s ultimate, Supernova, takes a little bit of setup in order to have maximum effectiveness. He explodes, damaging enemies, but also transforms all the Flame Fields into Flame Tornadoes.

It's the Human Torch, leaving teammates Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman and the Thing to pick up the pieces and move forward.

The original Human Torch from the 1940s is back in action after having been killed at least four times. His mutant flaming sidekick, Toro, is also back among the living.

Evans played Human Torch in the negatively-reviewed “ Fantastic Four ” (2005) and its sequel “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer” (2007). Both films pre-date the MCU, which launched ...

Johnny Storm -- also known as the Human Torch, the fiery member of the Fantastic Four team -- has the power to ignite his body and fly through the air. Now imagine what that would look like in ...