The multiverse makes it possible: In the new Marvel trailer for “Deadpool & Wolverine,” there is a first look at Lady Deadpool and many more.
Marvel fans can hardly wait: On July 24, 2024, Ryan Reynolds will make his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) as Wade Wilson, aka Deadpool. Thanks to the multiverse, Disney and Marvel Studios compensate the fan base for the long, long wait not only with one Deadpool but also with Hugh Jackman as Logan, aka Wolverine, and many more Deadpool variants. There are plenty of those in the comic universe, including Kidpool, Dogpool, Galactipool, Zenpool, Venompool, King Deadpool, and Lady Deadpool, to name a few. And as the brand-new trailer for “Deadpool & Wolverine” has just revealed, some of them will come to the aid of the unlikely pair in the fight against evil and against each other:
It has been known for some time that Dogpool would be part of the movie. Lady Deadpool has also been confirmed, with her faceless reveal sparking much discussion among fans: especially about who could be under the mask. Some believe it could be Ryan Reynolds’ wife, actress Blake Lively, while others see the rumors confirmed that Taylor Swift could make a cameo appearance in this role – even though it was vehemently denied that the world’s currently most successful singer would be part of the movie. Both have blonde hair, but the physique seems more like Lively:
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Whoever turns out to be Lady Deadpool, this secret will likely only be revealed once the only MCU film of the cinema year 2024 is released. Those who don’t want to be spoiled should get their movie tickets as early as possible.
“Deadpool & Wolverine”: Kevin Feige Promises an Emotional Adventure “Deadpool & Wolverine” is generating a lot of attention for several reasons: It is the only MCU film this year, it marks the MCU debut of Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool and Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, and it is the first MCU film with an R rating in the US. This would correspond to a 16+ rating in Germany, just like the previous “Deadpool” films.
In an interview with Deadline, Kevin Feige, President of Marvel Studios and CCO of Marvel Entertainment, was surprised by this focus on the age rating. In his opinion, previous MCU productions have also been somewhat provocative. Additionally, they wanted to stay true to the previous “Deadpool” films:
If you want to rewatch the previous “Deadpool” and “Wolverine” films to refresh your memory, you can find them all on the streaming service Disney+
