From 'Batman v Superman' to 'Captain America: Civil War' and 'Suicide Squad,' which superhero from 2016 made the most enduring impression?
Just in time for the most annoying of holidays, Deadpool will continue Marvel's advance into 'Universes Beyond' with a bit of graffiti.
The R-rated superhero played by Ryan Reynolds made a splash in February 2016, and he's still a big part of pop culture today.
In Deadpool's own style, the merc with a mouth himself announced that he will slot into all three of the Marvel hero shooter's role archetypes.
'Frankenstein,' 'Carrie,' 'Raiders of the Lost Ark,' 'Independence Day,' and more sci-fi, fantasy, and horror movies with big anniversaries coming up.
Eat your way through Disney Parks this season with Chewbacca-endorsed Life Day fare at Galaxy's Edge and chimichangas at Avengers Campus.
The merc with a mouth will be the next character to join Netease's Marvel Comics shooter early next year.
The Merc With a Mouth returns to Avengers Campus to celebrate the holidays starting November 14.
The streets aren't ready for a cinematic Amalgamation Comics universe, Mr. Gunn.
Could Reynolds see the cinematic potential in Deadpool, or did he just get extremely lucky that everything's worked out in his favor?
With knives, swords, and guns, this Deadpool figure is not just to the max, it's a legend.
The crossover fun don't stop: within the pages of 'DC/Marvel,' you get Static and Ms. Marvel, Doctor Strange and Constantine, and more.
Ryan Reynolds didn't get a chair in the cast reveal, but a recent tease on social media was accurate.
'Resident Evil Requiem' and 'Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver' were just two intriguing trailers at this year's Summer Game Fest.
Miller's affection for the X-Men goes beyond 'Deadpool,' and he'd love to take a crack at Kitty Pryde in particular.
The Merc with the Mouth and World's Greatest Detective will appear in a brand new series of comics.
Ryan Reynolds is reportedly exploring another Marvel team up for the Merc with the Mouth.
Marvel is hoping to not have to give away too much publicly because it could ruin future surprises.
The Deadpool & Wolverine star has specific thoughts on where his Marvel character should show up next.
"Story Time with Deadpool" may have quipped too close to the sun for some.
