Sue Storm is now the official leader of the Fantastic Four in both Marvel Comics and the MCU’s Fantastic Four: First Steps.

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Interestingly enough, the original make up scheme actually resembles the Leader's classic comic book look quite closely, echoing his first appearance in 1964's Tales to Astonish #62. That said ...

Early makeup tests from Blue Whale Makeup had the Leader looking far more similar to his original Marvel Comics look. Ultimately, during reshoots, they changed Stern’s look for the film.