The Fantastic Four's New Avengers: Doomsday Costumes

Each member wears a version of the new look. But one of them stands apart from the rest.

Pedro Pascal's Reed Richards leads the redesign. His jacket is the one fans flagged as slightly different from his teammates', which fits his role as the team's planner and builder.

Vanessa Kirby's Sue Storm wears the same updated team jacket. Her design keeps the blue and white base while adding the new layered styling.

Joseph Quinn's Johnny Storm gets an upgrade as well. He entered the MCU matching his teammates, and now he joins them in the new team look.

Ben Grimm is the outlier. Ebon Moss-Bachrach's rocky hero appears to wear the same suit from the team's first film. And some fans read this as a hint that he is separated from the group early on.

The palette does the heavy lifting. Blue and white anchor every suit, the same two colors the team has worn on the page for decades. The famous 4 logo stays front and center. It sits on the chest as the clearest team identifier. That one mark ties the group together, even when the jackets differ slightly between members.

Construction is where these new costumes break from the past. Instead of skin-tight bodysuits, the Fantastic Four team wears layered jackets with a sturdier, lived-in feel. The result reads as practical gear rather than pure spandex.

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This is where the redesign earns its praise. The new look leans hard into the team's classic comic style, which makes these some of the more comic-accurate costumes in the film.

The blue and white scheme comes straight from the source. The retro-future styling also ties back to the team's own '60s-inspired world. So the designs feel both modern and faithful at once.

Not every choice is a direct lift. The jackets are a fresh addition rather than a page-for-page copy. Still, the spirit is right, and that is what fans reacted to.

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The team looked different just months ago. In their own film, they wore matching blue and white bodysuits with a clean retro-future finish.

The new costumes in Avengers: Doomsday keep that color story but change the shape. Jackets replace the skin-tight fit. The look is heavier, more grounded, and built for a fight across universes.

One member skips the update. As noted earlier, Ben Grimm still wears his original team suit rather than a new jacket. That small break in the team's uniform has fans guessing about the story.

So the through-line is simple. Same colors, same logo, new construction. It is an evolution of the classic look, not a reinvention.

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Whether you are collecting, cosplaying, or just watching closely, a few details are worth tracking.

The jackets are the headline change. Look for the layered cut and the sturdier build that set the Fantastic Four new costumes in Doomsday apart from the old bodysuits.

The 4 emblem is the anchor. It marks every member as part of the same unit, so it is the first thing to check on any suit or replica.

Keep an eye on Ben Grimm. His unchanged suit may be a small styling choice or a quiet story clue about where he starts the film.

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For the full team-by-team picture, check out our post Doomsday Costumes, Suits and Comic Accuracy. And to match faces to names across the whole cast, our Doomsday Character Guide: Cast, Cameos and New Looks has you covered.