Marvel announces release date for ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ on Disney+

“Deadpool & Wolverine”, the latest film in the Marvel Cinematic Multiverse, already has a date to arrive on Disney+! In a trailer that reveals the upcoming productions that will be part of the streaming service’s catalog, including the series “Daredevil: Reborn” and the new Spider-Man animation, it was also revealed that the Mercenary Tagarela’s first adventure in the MCU will be added to platform on November 12; look:

The new plot, the one that brings Ryan Reynoldsand Hugh Jackman returning to the characters that give the story its title, it follows the duo coming together when Wade Wilson’s world suffers an existential threat, causing him to return to the anti-hero’s red costume and join Wolverine on a journey through the multiverse to prevent your friends and family cease to exist.

In addition to the duo names like Emma Corrin, Morena Baccarin, Jennifer Garner and Rob Delaney are also in the cast. The film, directed by the director Shawn Levydebuted on July 26, making it debut on the small screen just under four months after it went on sale.

It is worth remembering that the first two films in the ‘Deadpool’ franchise can also be seen by Disney+ subscribers.

RIVALS AND FRIENDS?

Their relationship begins in issue 88 of ‘Wolverine’, released in 1994, which in addition to presenting the first crossover between the two mutants, shows that their origins are somewhat similar, and justifies the reason why Wolverine is called Weapon X, and its successor, Weapon XI.

This is because they were both guinea pigs for the Weapon X program, a military project that aimed to create indestructible soldiers for unofficial operations by the United States government, thus showing the first connection between them.

However, the relationship between the two becomes even greater, as Deadpool was involved in the program to have Wolverine’s abilities replicated in him, so Emrys Killebrew, the project’s chief scientist, used part of the hero’s DNA with Adamantium claws. to give the sarcastic mercenary the power of healing.

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