Earlier this week, Marvel premiered its first trailer for JulysFantastic Four: First Steps. Excitement for this ones been brewing for quite a while now, and that interest clearly shows in the recently reported metrics for the films teaser. Per Deadline, total viewership for theFirst Stepstrailer was 202 million across all platforms (including TikTok, which studios dont always consider) in its first 24 hours. Its the best traffic for a non-sequel Marvel movie to date, and its third-best overall debut trailer behind Deadpool & Wolverines 365 million views and Spider-Man: No Way Homes355 million.Fantastic Foursin-person reveal event, which featured the four leads at the US Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, also had the most views ever for any Marvel Studios livestream. And in terms of social media overall, volume for the movie was said to be half a million (higher than Deadpool & Wolverine), and it trended on Twitter alongside keywords like Galactus, the stars, and the titular team. Suffice to say, people are pretty excited to see Marvels First Family in theaters again. By the timeFirst Stepshits, itll have been nearly a full decade since their last cinematic outing, 2015sFant4stic,whichexists. While no ones seemed keen to revisit that one yet, it seems some folks on social media have taken to rewatch the first two Fox movies starring Ioan Gruffud, Chris Evans, Jessica Alba, and Michael Chiklis. Evans came back as Storm in Deadpool & Wolverinelast year, which for some, also probably played a hand in going back to those films. It also doesnt hurt that the Four are the first new batch ofMarvel Rivalscharacters and feature in the One World Under Doomcomics event starting this week. Fantastic Four: First Stepscomes to theaters on July 25. Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, whats next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.