Silver Surfer

For other uses, see Silver Surfer (disambiguation)

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"He discovered that there were universes stacked on top of his own..." The subject of this article comes from an alternate universe connecting to the main timeline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This universe is designated by the Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki as the "Retro-Futuristic 1960s". The exact nature of the alternate universe this article's subject belongs to has not been fully explained yet; therefore, a placeholder name has been chosen.

Silver Surfer
Real Name	Shalla-Bal
Alias(es)	Codenames Silver Surfer In-Universe Media Metallic Creature
Species	Zenn-Lavian
Gender	Female
Status	Alive
Appearances
Movies	The Fantastic Four: First Steps (unreleased)
Actors/Actresses
Portrayed by	Julia Garner

"Are you the protectors of this world?"
"Yes, we are."
"Your planet is now marked for death."

―Silver Surfer and Invisible Woman^[src]

Shalla-Bal is the powerful and enigmatic herald of Galactus known as Silver Surfer who helped her master invade Earth.

Biography

To be added

Personality

To be added

Powers and Abilities

Powers

• Flight: To be added
• Intangibility: To be added

Abilities

To be added

Equipment

• Silver Surfer's Surfboard: To be added

Relationships

Allies Galan/Galactus - Master

Enemies Fantastic Four Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic Sue Storm/Invisible Woman Johnny Storm/Human Torch Ben Grimm/Thing

Trivia

• In the comics, Shalla-Bal was the lover of the original Silver Surfer, Norrin Radd, who was imbued with the Power Cosmic in order to keep her and their planet safe from Galactus.
  • In the Earth X comic series taking place on Earth-9997, Shalla-Bal was given similar powers to the Silver Surfer.

Behind the Scenes

• Silver Surfer in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the second live-action incarnation of the character, following an incarnation portrayed by Doug Jones and voiced by Laurence Fishburne.
• Despite her eagerness to work with Matt Shakman, Julia Garner was initially confused over who Shalla-Bal was because she knew Silver Surfer was male and was unsure she would get the part because her meeting with Shakman involved talking a lot about the 60s until Shakman called her to tell her she had been cast. Garner got to know more about Silver Surfer when she signed on to The Fantastic Four: First Steps and read a lot of Fantastic Four and Silver Surfer comics before filming. She was taught by some of her surfer friends from London to how incorporate some elegant surfing moves to her performance despite her fear to the ocean.

External Links

• Silver Surfer on Marvel Database
• Shalla-Bal on Marvel Database
• Silver Surfer on Wikipedia
• Shalla-Bal on Wikipedia