Rob Liefeld Critiques Marvel’s Decision on Deadpool & Wolverine
The upcoming film Deadpool & Wolverine has stirred controversy, particularly regarding the exclusion of a prominent Marvel character. Rob Liefeld, co-creator of the iconic character Wade Wilson, openly criticized this decision.
Speculations Surrounding Josh Brolin and DC Studios
Recently, actor Josh Brolin piqued the interest of fans by sharing fan art portraying him as Darkseid, a character in James Gunn’s revamped DC Universe. This image led to rampant speculation about Brolin’s potential involvement with DC Studios. While the details of any collaboration remain unclear, Liefeld seized the opportunity to comment on Brolin’s situation.
Liefeld’s Strong Opinions
In a post on X, Liefeld expressed his frustration regarding Marvel Studios’ decision to prevent Brolin from participating in Deadpool & Wolverine. He branded the move as an “all-time boner move,” indicating his belief that this choice was not only regrettable but also detrimental to the film’s potential.
Shouldn’t have blocked him from Deadpool & Wolverine. All time boner move. https://t.co/QlpDqyZKqC — robliefeld (@robertliefeld) January 7, 2025
No Official Responses Yet
As of this writing, neither Marvel Studios nor anyone associated with Deadpool & Wolverine has publicly responded to Liefeld’s remarks. Likewise, Brolin has yet to comment on the decision that prevents his iconic character, Cable, from joining the anticipated film.
Looking Ahead
With the film’s release approaching, fans eagerly await updates and potential confirmations regarding casting choices and character appearances. Will Marvel reconsider its decision, or will the film proceed without the beloved character of Cable? Only time will tell.
Source: Rob Liefeld on X
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