In Marvel Comics lore, Shalla-Bal is best known as Norrin Radd’s beloved, left behind when he became Galactus’ herald. The anguish of separation between the Silver Surfer and Shalla-Bal has ...

Julia Garner Has Hinted That Shalla-Bal Will Have a Tragic Origin Like The Original Silver Surfer. The Silver Surfer's origin is one steeped in tragedy: when Galactus sought to consume the planet ...

She said the name! Julia Garner's Silver Surfer namechecks her world-devouring boss, Galactus, in the just-released final ...

First Steps features a female version of the Silver Surfer, leaving many fans wondering why the Silver Surfer is a woman.

Ultimately, the decision to use Shalla-Bal’s Silver Surfer character tells us a lot about how Fantastic Four: First Steps plans to handle itself.

ANNIHILATORS Project Rumored To Feature Silver Surfer - But Will It Be Shalla-Bal Or Norrin Radd? We recently got word that an Annihilators project is in the works at Marvel Studios, ...

The final trailer of The Fantastic Four First Steps features the antagonists of the film Galactus and her soldier Shalla Bal.

The fact that the movie features the Shalla-Bal version of Silver Surfer is another sign that this world is very different from the MCU. This could be a universe where the Silver Surfer’s origin ...

Julia Garner takes on the groundbreaking role of Shalla-Bal as the Silver Surfer in Marvel's 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps.' Discover the new twist in this cinematic reimagining, and catch the ...

In exchange for sparing Zenn-La—and the life of his beloved, Shalla-Bal—Radd becomes the cosmic entity’s herald, transformed into the iconic silver-skinned figure fans know well.

In Silver Surfer #2 (2016), she took a darker turn as the Keeper of the Great Truth, becoming a complex antagonist. In some alternate realities, both Norrin Radd and Shalla-Bal have served as ...

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.