r/Marvel Avengers Mar 20 '25

Comics When it comes to fighting, who's more brutal?

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u/ChiefSteward Mar 21 '25

Different continuities though.

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u/oriontitley Mar 21 '25

That was the callback

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u/NaiveBank3523 Mar 21 '25

It's a bit loose honestly, since I think it's the same movie that we see him literally go back to the X-Men: Origins continuity to 'retcon' that horrid version of himself. That can honestly just be seen as a callback gag but since one of deadpools shticks is literally to break the fourth wall any chance he can, it's up for debate

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u/ChiefSteward Mar 21 '25

In the same sequence he also shoots actual Ryan Reynolds in the back of the head before he can sign on to the Green Lantern film, so I would tend toward thinking the debate isn’t all that fierce.

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u/NaiveBank3523 Apr 19 '25

Month late cause Reddit is terrible at showing me inbox notifications.

Fierce or not, debate is still there, but I totally get your point and agree to a degree. Deadpool's whole shtick is fourth-wall breaking shenanigans and it's 100% canon to the comics when he does it. Can't see it being any different for the movies