In the upcoming Marvel movie, Deadpool & Wolverine, "stuff" is about to go down in theaters on July 26, 2024.
Deadpool & Wolverine movie poster
Deadpool & Wolverine Movie in July
Sharp, pointy things are about to be poked into Deadpool, and while it's going to be painful for him, it will be hilarious for movie-goers to watch as Deadpool meets a Wolverine variant named James "Logan" Howlett who isn't playing around with Wade Wilson's antics.
The plot is supposed to involve the Time Variance Authority (TVA) taking Deadpool from his life in his timeline and giving him a mission with Wolverine that may alter other timelines in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) taking the duo to a place in the Void with a Giant Ant-Man helmet.
A giant Ant-Man helmet is seen in The Void. This giant Ant-Man variant was killed by the Red Skull during an event in comics known as the "Superhero Holocaust."
It remains to be seen how this movie will affect the future of the MCU and the X-men going forward.
The Marvel TV show, Agent Carter, is coming to ABC on Tuesday January 6, 2015 at 8 p.m. Eastern. ABC calls her a "One Woman Army," in the previews for the TV show. Agent Peggy Carter is played by Hayley Atwell.
Agent Peggy Carter in Captain America: The First Avenger
In this movie, Agent Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) played a strong woman, desensitized to the abundant supply of male ego, and seemed to have a tough outer shell in the first Captain America movie. Towards the end of the movie, it was revealed that Steve Rogers (Captain America) had feelings for her, and she also liked him. This is made evident when she kisses him as he is jumping from the car from the runway onto Red Skull's plane. She also saw that Steve Rogers had a picture of her out as he was trying to pilot the aircraft before it crashed into the Arctic.
What is the ABC TV show Agent Carter about?
The ABC TV show Agent Carter is based in 1946, and U.S. troops are returning home from the war. Agent Carter works for the Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR). Agent Carter is given secret missions by Howard Stark, while maintaining a cover of typical administrative work at a phone company.
In the previews, her friend says, "You work at the phone company...it ain't life and death." Agent Peggy Carter walks out of the room and says: "You have no idea."
Episode 1 and Episode 2 of Agent Carter on ABC
In the first episode of Agent Carter on ABC, Peggy is contacted by Howard Stark (played by Dominic Cooper), and he needs Peggy to help clear his name. He gives her his butler, Edwin Jarvis, at her disposal. Howard Stark takes off in a motorboat, on the run, because he has been framed for unleashing a deadly weapon.
In episode two of Agent Carter, this deadly weapon that Howard Stark was accused of unleashing, has fallen into enemy hands, and Agent Carter must recover it to save the day.
Agent Carter Comic Con Panel 2014 with Hayley Atwell
At Comic Con 2014, Hayley Atwell shares that everything referenced in the show is backed up with historical authenticity to make sure the things seen are real for that time period.
Will Marvel comic book characters make any appearances in the S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series?
Unknown, but Clark Gregg from the Avengers and Iron Man 2 will reprise his role as Agent Coulson.
Deadline.com reported in August 2012 that S.H.I.E.L.D. got
the green light:
"S.H.I.E.L.D. will be written by Whedon and frequent collaborators, his brother Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen. Joss Whedon also is set to direct the pilot, schedule permitting. Production on the pilot, which marks the first live-action Marvel TV project to get a green light, will start immediately. Joss Whedon, Jed Whedon, and Tancharoen executive produce with Jeffrey Bell and Marvel TV's Jeph Loeb."
ABC President Paul Lee said this about S.H.I.E.L.D. in an IGN interview:
"There is no question that it is part of the Marvel Universe. In fact, the story takes place after the battle for New York. This is S.H.I.E.L.D. They're following their own particular stories. There are characters in it, Coulson, who clearly comes from the Avengers. So it's part of the world, but we're going to be very, very careful that we don't tread on the toes of the features and build a whole new world. And that's what Joss Whedon does better than anybody else. He's built a world for us."
Fans should be very excited about this new Joss Whedon TV series.
With the Avengers movie coming out May 4, those who are familiar with the comics are wondering where the other two Avengers are, since they are not in this movie.
The two Avengers missing are: Ant-Man & The Wasp. Of course, they were included on the original Avengers team, and are seen in many Avengers cartoon movies on DVD.
Perhaps it is because Henry Pym, who is Ant-Man, is constantly beating his wife, Janet (The Wasp), in the comics. No, that would be too noble of Hollywood, that can't be it.
It is actually because there is another Marvel movie coming, debuting the Ant-Man. The script for Ant-Man has been in the works, and has been in a holding pattern since Feb. 2007. See the Wikipedia entry here.
And let's not get the original Avengers confused with the New Avengers, which include Wolverine, Spider-Man, Spider-Woman and a few other lesser known superheroes.
Henry Pym has also played the superhero Giant Man, and maybe there just isn't enough room on the silver screen for the rest of the superhero egos to fit in one film.
I just know one thing from Marvel going to the big screen: I am tired of Hollywood messing up comic book movies.
Dr. Henry Pym will not be in Avengers 2, but will have his own standalone movie after Avengers 2.
