‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ teaser trailer sees Wade Wilson and the TVA collide

Ryan Reynolds is once again Deadpool. Photo: YouTube

The third movie in the Deadpool Universe is coming out July 26. During Super Bowl LVIII in the United States, a teaser for the first teaser trailer of the film directed Marvel fans to head to the Internet to view the trailer.

Wade is celebrating his birthday, in a cheap wig, surrounded by his friends like Vanessa (his girlfriend, also Death in the comics, not the one from Sandman but a different one) Negasonic Teenage Warhead and her girlfriend Yukio when Time Variance Authority agents knock on the door.

It’s unclear the business that the TVA has with Wade but it seems like he will be picking up somewhere after Loki season two. If you need to learn more about who the TVA are and how they control everything we know about the Marvel universe, you can check out Loki seasons one and two on Disney+ Hotstar.

And for those Marvel nerds wondering when it takes place in comparison to Logan, which takes place in 2029 and sees the death of Wolverine (sorry for spoilers from 2017), officials have said basically, don’t worry about it. Logan is a separate thing and Deadpool 3 is taking place in the current day.

Somehow, Deadpool will find himself once again becoming a reluctant hero.

Deadpool & Wolverine will be Marvel Studios’ first R-rated movie and the trailer really came out swinging with jokes about pegging and Wade calling himself “Marvel Jesus.”

Will he really be the messiah to save Marvel both in universe and out of it where Marvel has been struggling to gain the traction and attention it did with its first wave of superheroes? It remains to be seen.

The trailer doesn’t address how Deadpool and Wolverine get together, but it does hint that they may have a bit of a contentious start to their weird buddy-not-so-cop relationship. Wolverine doesn’t really show up in the flesh in the trailer, only seen as a shadow hovering menacingly over Wade, flashing his iconic claws. – Advance Local Media/Tribune News Service

Watch the trailer below: