From Ben Affleck's DunKings to David Beckham and his long-lost twin Dave (played by Matt Damon) and all the pop star ...

Users flooded social media platforms like X and Bluesky with posts singling out each of the poster’s strange details and accusing Marvel of using AI to create the promotional art instead of ...

TL;DR: Marvel Studios released the trailer for "The Fantastic Four: First Steps," which was well-received with over 23 million views. However, marketing posters faced criticism for appearing AI ...

In another, in which a girl holding a Thing action ... are typical hallmarks of Gen-AI models. “AI was not use in the creation of these posters,” a Marvel/Disney spokesperson told IndieWire.

The backlash built, with people criticizing Disney for resorting to AI instead of paying artists for their work. With the scornful wave spreading across social media, Marvel waded in to stem the tide.

Marvel Studios didn’t use AI to make the new poster for its upcoming big July release, The Fantastic Four: First Steps. A rep from Marvel Studios tells Deadline that AI wasn’t used.

By Zoe G. Phillips Despite speculation on social media, Marvel did not use AI to create a new poster for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, the studio said Tuesday. The Disney-owned studio unveiled ...

One user named Stephen Pellnat slammed Marvel of using AI posters and wrote, ''Using AI with a perfectly ready stable of actual artists ready and raring for a paycheck is about the most 2025 ...

In response to a wave of backlash Tuesday morning, Marvel denied that any artificial intelligence was used in the creation of a new poster for “The Fantastic Four: First Steps.” After months ...

Fans think the studio used generative AI software to create a poster for the movie, but Marvel is denying it. My first reaction to seeing the poster below was to think it was created with genAI ...

A couple of posters that arrived with the first trailer for Fantastic Four: First Steps have been accused of using AI, but Marvel is denying that that's the case. Annoyingly, it's getting harder ...