Joseph Quinn has taken Hollywood by storm since his breakout role in Netflix’s Stranger Things as Eddie Munson. Since the series, he’s been booked and busy, having starred in A Quiet Place: Day One and Gladiator II in 2024,

Marvel’s First Family — as embodied by the quartet of stars Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach — was in attendance at the world premiere for The Fantastic Four: First Steps, held at Los Angeles’ Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Monday.

First Steps in this latest teaser for the MCU film starring Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Ralph Ineson, and Julia Garner. The Fantastic Four: First Steps is now playing in theaters.

First Steps star Joseph Quinn has revealed that Lupita Nyong’o was behind the brilliant idea of him going “blond” for the portrayal of Johnny Storm, AKA the Human Torch. In a recent appearance with the rest of his co-stars,

One duo that Marvel fans really want to see on screen is Peter Parker/Spider-Man and Johnny Storm/Human Torch.

Joseph Quinn’s back! The Fantastic Four star confirmed for MCM Comic Con London - Hot off The Fantastic Four, Stranger Things star Joseph Quinn confirmed for MCM London Comic Con 2025

First Steps star Joseph Quinn has revealed that Lupita Nyong’o was behind the brilliant idea of him going “blond” for the portrayal of Johnny Storm, AKA the Human Torch. In a recent appearance with the rest of his co-stars,

First Steps‘ U.S. debut, Joseph Quinn has revealed which fan-favorite actor from the Marvel Cinematic Universe he would like to work with in future projects. In the upcoming superhero movie, Quinn is set to make his MCU debut as Johnny Storm/Human Torch,

Johnny and Peter are two of Marvel's biggest bros. and it's something that The Fantastic Four: First Steps actor Joseph Quinn is down to explore in the MCU.

First Steps, Joseph Quinn revealed that the one character he wants The Human Torch/Johnny Storm to team up with is Spider-Man.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps has opened to mostly positive early reactions from fans. In a three-star review, The Independent’s Clarisse Loughrey said that while the set designs are a “space-age dream”, the film jerks around far more than it needs to with dialogue disintegrating too much into “unfunny banter”.