If you were disappointed that last month’s debut barely featured the Shadow, you will be relieved to know that he’s fully immersed into this issue. Our three heroes (Batman, Robin, and The Shadow) are far from embracing each other though, each of them irritated with the other two for various reasons. Unfortunately, our characters need to come to terms with a few things before they can move forward in their mission, so there’s quite a lot of bickering. Subsequently, the character moments also mean that there’s not much in the way of plot progression, but it should build to a more satisfying climax and conclusion a couple of months from now.
Ryan Reynolds tweeted a new promotional poster for “DEADPOOL 2” early yesterday morning, depicting Deadpool and Cable in the place of man and god in a parody of the famous “Creation of Adam” painting. Promotion for “DEADPOOL 2” has certainly been taking on a theme, as most of what we have seen so far has been references to classical art (the Thanksgiving poster) and painting in general (the hilarious Bob Ross parody). Ryan Reynolds even had a recent announcement for Deadpool tattoos at a Brazilian comic convention. Does this art theme have any hint toward what the new “DEADPOOL 2” movie is all about? Perhaps I’m missing something and I really need to catch up on some Deadpool comics. If you look on the bottom right of the poster, we see the words “The Second Coming”. This has to have some kind of double meaning referring to something in the movie that hasn’t been revealed yet. I’m pretty excited to see Cable, played by Josh Brolin, in Deadpool. They had plenty of opportuniti...
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