Less than a month away from the release of “Deadpool & Wolverine,” Ryan Reynolds has shown up wearing a cap with the Avengers logo, revised and corrected. And, of course, that raises questions.
On July 24, Deadpool & Wolverine will finally reveal its secrets. And, as Marvel hopes, relaunch a less dashing MCU than at the time of Infinity War and Endgame. In a little over three weeks, at the cinema, we will perhaps know the why and how of this teaser signed Ryan Reynolds on social networks.
A few days ago, the actor posted on his account Instagram, a video of a flag bearing the Avengers logo, associated with the symbol of anarchy. A visual that was then found on the cap with which he appeared.
For many, this is proof that Deadpool will be in the cast of Avengers 5 (still called The Kang Dynasty at present). And this is true to the extent that the film is currently being talked about, between Benedict Cumberbatch who says that Doctor Strange will be in it, or Shawn Levy who would be best placed to direct it.
Nothing is yet certain on this level, although it is said that Marvel Studios would have refused the return of the Russo brothers behind the camera. And, for the eighteenth time this year, that Robert Downey Jr. waits patiently THE right project to return to the MCUdespite the death of his character.
Deadpool-style Avengers?
A lot of vagueness, therefore, and we hope that Marvel’s return to Comic-Con will allow us to see things more clearly. In the meantime, the solution to the Ryan Reynolds tease is perhaps simpler and closer to us than we think: because it could just be a tease of an element of Deadpool & Wolverine.
The film will be about alternative realities and variants. And it is rumored that we will see already known scenes from the MCU from another angle. So it wouldn’t be surprising to see this Avengers flag (tagged by Deadpool himself or someone else) in a sequence.
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What is hidden behind this mysterious flag?
Given the few images revealed so far, we can even put forward these two hypotheses: it is the emblem of the group of X-Men adversaries brought together by Cassandra Nova (Emma Corrin), or a rude version of the Avengers that Deadpool will bring together to make a sensational entrance into the MCU.
In the absence of an official synopsis, the name X-Force (glimpsed in Deadpool 2 before being decimated) often comes up in echoes about the film. And it could well be its logo that Ryan Reynolds is currently teasing us with. Answer, hopefully, on July 24.
