Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe Pitched By Ryan Reynolds?

It’s being rumored that Ryan Reynolds pitched his Deadpool 3 idea to Marvel Studios.

Advertisement by UDM - Inpage Example

It would be a take on Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe and would cement Deadpool’s arrival into the MCU, by him killing off Fox’s X-Men Universe.

Deadpool

Advertisement by UDM - Inpage Example Sticky

At the moment, it remains only a rumor. However, it would certainly be an ingenious way to finally put a fork into Fox’s Marvel properties.

Marvel scooper Roger Wardell explained the following:

“Deadpool kills Fox’s Marvel Universe was one of the ideas pitched by Reynolds back in 2019. Michael Bay in talks to direct the movie.”

Also read: 13 Marvel Cinematic Universe Couple Re-Designs That Are Better Than The Movies

Presumably, Reynolds pitched Michael Bay as a directorial option, after having worked with him in Netflix’s 6 Underground. 6 Underground was also written by Deadpool writers, Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick.

Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe was a short comic arc released back in 2012. In the story, Deadpool is brain-washed after being committed to Ravencroft Asylum.

After escaping, he went on a murderous rampage and basically killed everyone. The Avengers, the X-Men, Venom, Doctor Doom.

Deadpool

Obviously, it would be quite a dark story to adapt. However, considering the circumstances surrounding the Marvel properties, there’s easily a way to make this into a lot of fun.

Also read: Phineas And Ferb: The Movie Release Date Announced

Disney acquired Fox’s Marvel properties back in 2019 and are set to reboot the X-Men and Fantastic Four into the MCU. Deadpool’s fourth-wall breaking and tongue-in-cheek humor could play a part in his reasoning for killing off Fox’s Marvel Universe.

An interesting way to wipe the slate clean, for sure.

People are still anxious to see whether Deadpool will continue with its R-rating. If this report is to be believed, fans can assume the high level of gore and violence will continue. At least, for one more installment of the franchise.

Source: Roger Wardell

[author_recommended_posts]
Avatar

Written by Oliver Swift

Oliver is a London-based writer who contributes to FandomWire, Animated Times, the Curzon Blog and Ollywood Reviews. His favourite superhero is Hawkeye and his favourite superhero movie is 'The Lego Batman Movie'.

More from Oliver Swift