In Ego’s second appearance, Kirby turns up the volume even higher and has Ego fight Galactus. What’s more awesome than a Living Planet against a Planet Eater? Nothing, that’s what.

Truly, Galactus is a beast unlike any other. While he doesn’t rank as powerful as Marvel’s abstract entities, the Devourer of ...

Thanks to a run-in with Galactus, Ego also has a spaceship wedged into his backside that allows him to travel the universe at faster-than-light speeds. Don't ask.

Galactus wards off Ego's attacks with ease, and it's never really in doubt that he will get through to Ego. Regardless, this is a another great chapter to a really cool story.

Ego was created by Marvel legends Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, and first appeared in 1966's Thor #132. He was originally hailed from the Black Galaxy, and as he grew to the size of a planet, he also ...

The shot where Galactus appears at his biggest in The Fantastic Four: First Stepstrailers makes him the third largest MCU character after Ego, whose planet form may be the same size as the Earth ...

Galactus was so deadly that Thor came to help Ego fight him off. The partnership didn’t last long, and after another attempt at destroying other planets (including Earth), Ego was sidelined from ...

Believing that Banner was wasting the Hulk’s power hiding in self-imposed exile, he told Banner that his monstrous alter-ego would cause no further harm if he instead served Galactus.

Galactus is coming. British actor Ralph Ineson (“The First Omen,” “The Witch”) is the latest addition to the cast of Marvel’s “The Fantastic Four,” as the world-devouring cosmic ...

Galactus’ Origin Revealed in the Pages of The Mighty Thor. Marvel Comics. In 1969’s The Mighty Thor #168-169, Lee and Kirby revealed the origin of Galactus.

Galactus was born in the pages of "Fantastic Four #48" from March of 1966 due to the flagship series’ extreme popularity of the era and the need to keeping building out that fictional world.