Shalla-Bal, first seen in “The Silver Surfer” #1 in 1968, is the female counterpart to Norrin Radd, who was featured in ...

In this chilling sneak peek at the female Silver Surfer Shalla-Bal, played by Julia Garner and voiced by Camilla Scott, we see the sleek herald of Galactus the Devourer of Worlds swoop in to present ...

Having Shalla-Bal be Silver Surfer is a hat tip to fans in the know that this is an alternate universe, even if some are simply too annoyed at information that was revealed months ago to notice.

However, the role is different from the cosmic character previously seen in 2007’s “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer” in that she plays the female version, Shalla-Bal.

When asked if she would do a solo MCU movie for Shalla-Bal, Garner said, “A hundred percent, I would love to do that.” “The Silver Surfer is such a cool character, and I feel like it’s so ...

The Silver Surfer's great love, Shalla-Bal, will be the cosmic Herald of Galactus in the MCU Fantastic Four film. This is her long comics history.

I'm — it's shiny," said Garner to ScreenRant in response to whether her Silver Surfer is CGI, live-action, or a combination of both. "But all the Silver Surfers are shiny, so it doesn't give you ...

Their joy is interrupted by the arrival of The Silver Surfer (Julia Garner), who announces that “Your planet is now marked for death” at the hands of Galactus (Ralph Ineson).

Silver Surfer: Ghost Light cover (Image credit: Marvel Comics). The answer to the question of "Who or what is Ghost Light" seems to be another question, as piqued by the rest of the solicitation ...

John Jennings: The Silver Surfer is one of Marvel’s most important, beloved, and iconic characters. I feel he’s incredibly timeless and, therefore, perpetually relevant.

Shalla-Bal, the Great Love of the Silver Surfer’s Life Marvel Comics. ... Mephisto brainwashed Shalla-Bal, making her think she was a peasant girl from Latveria by the name of Helena.