After years of campaigning, Ryan Reynolds has finally won. He and Hugh Jackman will be reuniting in a film to play Deadpool and Wolverine together. Yes, Wolverine/Logan/James Howlett, once an X-Man, now a dead man, is back. Despite officially bidding farewell to the character in 2015, and the character heroically dying in 2017’s Logan, Jackman has been convinced to reprise his much-loved mutant character once again.
Wolverine’s existence in the MCU had been teased in the She-Hulk: Attorney at Law credits sequence, and he will make his big screen reappearance in Deadpool 3, the first Deadpool film that takes place within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This will be the first time that Deadpool and Wolverine will be together since X-Men: Origins – Wolverine. Deadpool joining the MCU means the trilogy enters a franchise that has already established numerous concepts, chief among them the multiverse, the idea that an infinite number of universes exist featuring endless possibilities, characters, and timelines.
