Ryan Reynolds Crashes Marvel’s Hall H in X-Force Deadpool Costume
While the big Marvel reveal at San Diego Comic-Con was that Black Panther 3 and Ryan Gosling’s Ghost Rider will hit theaters in 2028, that wasn’t the only news coming out of Hall H.
Marvel’s showcase panel also saw the cast of Avengers: Doomsday assemble ahead of their multiversal adventure later this year.
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When Kevin Feige took the stage to present new Doomsday footage, he was joined by the studio’s biggest stars.
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There was also, however, one Marvel star in the audience.
Ryan Reynolds’ Surprise Appearance
During Marvel’s Comic-Con panel, Ryan Reynolds appeared in the audience wearing Deadpool’s gray X-Force suit.
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Joking that his name was Ricky and he was “cosplaying hard,” Reynolds then directed his question to Paul Rudd.
“Where is Thor, and why was he crying?” Reynolds asked.
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“He’s a Wrexham fan?” Rudd quipped, referring to the soccer team that Reynolds owns.
Continuing his questions, Reynolds questioned Marvel’s methods.
“This seems like an awfully expensive way to announce a film. When do you start filming?”
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This question spurred Robert Downey Jr. into action.
“It’s in the can, bro. Look around you. Did you bump your head?”
Deadpool seemed deflated by the news.
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“I see. So there’s no additional photography, no overages, hot costs — maybe last minute additions?” The star then said abruptly, “No further questions. Happy Hogan, fetch the Audi. We’re leaving.”
Is the Gray Costume a Hint?
To this point, Marvel has yet to announce that Deadpool will return for Avengers: Doomsday. Rumors have continued to persist, however, that he will pop up.
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Perhaps more notable than Reynolds’ questions was the suit he was wearing.
The gray Deadpool costume comes from his time in X-Force.
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Could this choice have been a hint that the next Deadpool film will see the iconic team assemble?
For now, we will have to wait and see.
