Being one of the loudest Marvel Comics charactersIt was to be expected that once Deadpool made his big screen debut, he would also bring with him that ability to make jokes and take it out on anyone who got in his way. However, the company’s editors have placed some limits on writers.
Gathered for a recent web interview AIPT comicsmentioned by several writers of the X-Men and Deadpool series jokes that had once been censored from the big bosses of Marvel, when Gerry Duggan, who worked with the chatty mercenary, recalled the time he had forbidden him to make a joke about Kang.
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“I remember one of the first emails I got from editor Tom Brevoort when I was starting to work on Deadpool, it was very short and simple: “We have no intention of humiliating Kang in this way.” And the truth is, right now I don’t even remember what we wanted to do with him, it’s already been a decade since I started with Marvel.
The truth is, it’s a shame the writer doesn’t remember what the line was referring to Kang the Conqueror, because It would have been nice to know why Marvel wanted so badly to protect one of its villainswhen in the comics he had no problem making the Avengers puke in many creative ways.
Kang, the next Thanos of the MCU
Once the Avengers got rid of the threat posed by Thanos at the end of Phase 3 of the MCU, Marvel had to find a new big villain to deal with their superheroes and, in this case, the chosen one was Kang the Conqueror, will be played by Jonathan Mayors.
Although a variant of the villain may already be seen in the Disney + Loki series, Kang the Conqueror’s big debut will be in the film Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. The question is, now that the Dead Pool by Ryan Reynolds is already in the MCU, can we see them together on the same screen?
