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 ...

Norrin Radd saved his utopian world by offering himself to Galactus to become his herald, the Silver Surfer. By doing so, he had to leave Zenn-La, and his beloved Shalla-Bal, presumably for all time.

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

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

(Image credit: Marvel Comics) Shalla-Bal's comic book story is inextricably tied to that of Norrin Radd, the classic Silver Surfer. As told in 1968's Silver Surfer #1 by Stan Lee and John Buscema ...

Instead of Norrin Radd making the Faustian bargain with Galactus, it’s Shalla-Bal. But that could still mean the MCU has its own version of Silver Surfer who is Norrin Radd.

Created by Stan Lee and John Buscema in 1968’s Silver Surfer #1, Shalla-Bal is introduced as the Empress of Zenn-La, a utopian planet originally crafted by a time-traveling Norrin Radd / Silver ...

Norrin Radd, instead of Shalla Bal. Ronan won't be dead anymore, etc. Login to report abuse Mercwitham0uth - 5/19/2025, 8:34 PM ...

Norrin Radd saved his utopian world by offering himself to Galactus to become his herald, the Silver Surfer. By doing so, he had to leave Zenn-La, and his beloved Shalla-Bal, presumably for all time.

The Surfer’s enemy, the demon Mephisto, used Shalla-Bal as a weapon against Norrin Radd. Mephisto brainwashed Shalla-Bal, making her think she was a peasant girl from Latveria by the name of Helena.