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No one looks at Victor Creed, a.k.a. Sabretooth, and thinks of him as someone who falls in love. He’s had brief relationships before (with Mystique being among them). Nevertheless, Creed isn’t a romantic. He’s too busy murdering people and making money to start the process and stay in a relationship. But if any writer could do it and make it believable, it’s Frank Tieri.

Frank Tieri is a veteran comic book writer who’s written multiple Weapon X alumni like Wolverine and Deadpool. He’s even written an actual Weapon X series - all of which Sabretooth appeared in. That’s why it wasn’t shocking when Marvel announced Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk with him as the writer. Tieri understands the character better than most. One of the things he gets is that he has layers. This series shows that part by...

If you ever need a quick way to feel the icy grip of time on your soul, just remember that Logan is turning eight this year. That’s long enough for a kid to go from learning to spell Wolverine to having a strong opinion about which cinematic iteration of him was the best. Logan wins. Don’t argue.

It’s been nearly a decade since Hugh Jackman clawed his way through his swan song as the world’s most reluctant mutant babysitter, and yet, the film remains as hauntingly brilliant as ever. The dirt-stained realism, the gut-wrenching father-daughter dynamic, and Charles Xavier cursing like a grandpa who’s just realized someone stole his remote, it all still stings.

Hugh Jackman in Logan | Credits: 20th Century Studios

But while Logan is widely accepted as a masterpiece, there’s one thing I can never get over, the missed opportunity to bring back a certain fur-coated,...

Recent issues of Ultimate Spider-Man have seen teenager Richard Parker suit up as "Spider-Man" by wearing his father's "Picotech" costume. Many fans are convinced that it's a new take on the Symbiote, but the "A.I." has Peter's personality and has been able to guide Richard so far.

This May, we'll finally see Peter and Richard in action together as they battle the Sinister Six. Heading down this route has given writer Jonathan Hickman the best of both worlds; he can tell the story of an older Peter coming to grips with being a superhero at the same time a teenage Spidey suits up.

The big difference, of course, is that Richard is powerless as all of his amazing abilities come courtesy of the suit. That could add some interesting wrinkles to his story moving forward and, again, still sounds an awful lot like a Symbiote.

Now in its second year,...

This article contains Major Spoilers for Captain America: Brave New World.

Captain America 4 teases what's next as the MCU transitions into its mutant phase of films. Marvel fans will be pleased with Brave New World's unmistakable X-Men tease.

Adamantium plays a big part in Captain America 4's plot, which demonstrates the substance's properties throughout the film. It also resolved Eternals' mystery of the dead Celestial, which is now being mined for the highly-coveted metal. Countries and nefarious groups like The Serpent Society race to acquire and exploit adamantium's properties, touted as a superior to Wakanda's vibranium. It's easy to hear the X-Men: The Animated Series theme playing during the film's reveal, and in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Marvel producer Nate Moore said that's exactly what they're trying to achieve.

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James Gunn's upcoming Superman reboot marks Nicholas Hoult's DC Universe debut as the Man of Steel's biggest antagonist, Lex Luthor. However, Hoult admits he has one eye on the Marvel Cinematic Universe as he dreams of reprising his role from the X-Men franchise.

Speaking with Cbr at Megacon Orlando, Hoult was asked which character he'd like to play in the future. While Hoult hopes to play Luthor again in the Dcu, wanting to "play that character for a while," he is eager to make his MCU debut as Dr. Hank McCoy/Beast as that cinematic universe enters its mutant era. "I’m also excited to see what Marvel does with the X-Men. I’d be honored to play Beast again," he said.

Q: “What character would you like to play in the future?â€Hoult: “There’s so much I want to do with Lex...

Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk #1 Writer: Frank Tieri | Artist: Michael Sta. Maria | Colourist: Dono Sanchez-Almara | Letters: Joe Sabino

With a backlog of comics for November and December this was actually the one I was most looking forward to digging into. I’m sure I have made it common knowledge that Frank Tieri wrote one of my favourite eras of Wolverine, if not the best of all. This run led to a Weapon X ongoing series and Sabretooth featured in both so he has previous on the character. All of which led me to believe this would be a good story. Upon reading this I found it came as a nice little bonus to pick up from the events of the 2020 one-shot Ruins of Ravencroft: Sabretooth also by Tieri. The story kicks off with Wolverine in a bar, like I said Tieri has a good understanding of both characters and...

Warning! Spoilers for last year's Wolverine #50, and speculation about this year's Wolverine #7 ahead!

The advanced synopsis for an upcoming issue of Marvel's current ongoing Wolverine series teases "a surprising return you'll have to read to believe" – and, for better or worse, I have a feeling it's going to be the hero's arch-nemesis Sabretooth, less than a full year after he was killed off in a climactic confrontation with Logan at the end of the Sabretooth War arc, which concluded the previous Wolverine series.

Wolverine #7 – written by Saladin Ahmed, with art by Martín Cóccolo – also promises a "shock twist," as Marvel continues its attempt to push its most iconic mutant character in a bold new direction.

That said, Sabretooth War was a genuinely epic culmination of over four years of ambitious storytelling. It set an imposingly high bar, and constituted an incredibly hard act to follow for the relaunched title – something...

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Wolverine is certainly one of Marvel’s most feral mutants. Without the adamantium, his healing factor would kick into overdrive and trigger his bestial true form. However, there is another mutant, often considered Wolverine’s greatest villain, whose ferocity terrifyingly overwhelms Logan’s. Unlike Wolverine, this character isn’t afraid of letting his inner animal loose. The difference between the two is so significant that even Marvel can’t avoid the truth.

Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk #1 – written by Frank Tieri, with Michael Sta. Maria – features Wolverine learning some hidden history about his nemesis, Sabretooth.

Following the eight-part miniseries Sabretooth War, Victor Creed is dead, meaning Wolverine is left without his antithesis. Now, Logan is uncovering a piece of Creed’s past, with a story set in New York’s 1900s criminal underground.

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Deadpool and Wolverine recently brought back a plethora of Marvel characters that were previously licensed by 20th Century Fox. While those like Blade and X-23 played major supporting roles, others were only brought back for glorified cameos like Chris Evans’ Human Torch. Even Sabretooth was brought back, only it wasn’t quite the Sabretooth many were hoping to see. Tyler Mane, who played the character in the first X-Men film before Liev Schreiber took on the role in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, was the one to have his glorious reprisal. It was Schreiber, however, who played the version that many seem to remember more fondly; as even though his film received heavy-hitting bouts of negative criticism, his performance was considered to be one of its few redeeming qualities.

Warning! Potential spoilers ahead for Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk #3

A new hero is debuting in the Marvel Universe, as Dragonfire will be making her debut in the upcoming Sabretooth miniseries. With ties to the mystical city of K’un Lun, the all-new hero looks like she’s able to channel her chi energy through her sword, much like Iron Fist does via his hands.

Although Sabretooth met his ultimate fate in the previous “Sabretooth War,” in the pages of Wolverine, the new miniseries looka to the past to tell an untold story from Victor Creed’s long history, in which Sabretooth mixes things up in the criminal underworld of early 1900s New York City.

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The brutal anti-hero known as The Punisher is a one-man army always armed to the teeth with offensive weaponry that can easily disable, maim, and straight-up eradicate those who step in his way. After trading the soil of Earth for the vacuum of space, a variant of the Punisher acquires one of the deadliest arsenals the character has ever utilized, complete with gadgets ripped right out of a sci-fi movie.

Well-known for his borderline sadistic tactics when it comes to taking down a perceived threat, Frank Castle, aka The Punisher, most often unleashes hell in the form of various firearms ranging from assault rifle-style weapons, simple pistols, high-powered explosives and more recently, actual superpowers acquired via demonic means.

In the 4-issue series titled Space: Punisher, Punisher sets out on a space-faring quest for revenge as he hunts down the members of a shady cosmic organization called the Six-Fingered Hand, with...

Warning: Spoilers for Sentinels #1!Not only has one of X-Men's most famous group of villains, the Sentinels, gotten a complete redesign, but it seems like they are going to get the stamp of approval from Wolverine himself. The Sentinels have transformed from mindless mutant hunters into a fully functioning human team, involving ex-military specialists that have undergone operations to make them superhuman. Yet as technologically advanced as they are, they still have their wild side.

In the upcoming miniseries Sentinels by Alex Paknadel and Justin Mason, these famous enemies of Wolverine and the X-Men not only get a redesign as an efficient team of nanotech soldiers, but they fight with the prowess of their old opponent. Their first fight is revealed in a new preview shared by Cbr.

In a way that would only make Wolverine proud, the Sentinels fight in a way that can't be considered to be above board at all.

Marvel will continue its ongoing celebration of Wolverine's fiftieth anniversary by delivering another historic chapter the life of his rival Sabretooth, in what series creator Frank Tieri describes as "Gangs of New York, but with Sabretooth." Set in the early 1900s, Sabretooth: The Dead Don't Talk will be the latest in the villain's infamous of bloodlettings over the centuries.

In the latest addition of Aipt's X-Men Monday interview series, Tieri offered the first details on Sabretooth: The Dead Don't Talk, coming at the end of the year. Tieri's story follows on the heels of the Sabretooth War, which brought Wolverine's Krakoan Era storyline to a breathtaking conclusion; with the villain having been killed off at the War's end, this new series takes the character back a century.

The cat sabretooth cat, that is is outta the bag! Im doing Sabretooth again, kids! Sabretooth:the Dead Dont Talk sees Wolverines greatest...

Despite featuring so many familiar Marvel movie faces, Liev Schreiber did not reprise his Sabretooth role in Deadpool & Wolverine - and, to be honest, I'm glad. Deadpool & Wolverine has become the McU's latest billion-dollar movie and the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time. The number of cameos in Deadpool & Wolverine is partly to thank for this success, as it expertly capitalized on the nostalgia of its older audience, bringing back a litany of Marvel movie heroes and villains that made their debuts in the 2000s.

These mostly included characters from the first X-Men trilogy, though only a handful were portrayed by their original actors. Tyler Mane's Sabretooth was among them, a character whose rivalry with Wolverine in Marvel Comics runs far deeper than what was depicted in 2000's X-Men. Despite its faults, X-Men Origins: Wolverine did a better job of exploring the relationship between Wolverine and Sabretooth,...

Wolverine is one of the most iconic heroes around and I mean both visually and characteristically. He has endured for 50 years in the comics and is now a big-screen powerhouse. He has an instantly recognisable aesthetic whether he is in costume or his street clothes. He even has the ability to change his fatigues on a regular basis and still hold that visual appeal. Sometime last year I did a round-up of his most famous costumes and highlighted some of the best artists to work on each. This is an extension of that, but looking more in-depth at what artists have contributed what visuals to Wolverine body part by body part (which sounds way dirtier than I meant it). By the end of it, I will present to you my top 5 Wolverine artists of all time. I want to preface all of what is about to follow by saying that...

Fans would remember Liev Schreiber’s Sabretooth from Fox’s X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and with the return of Hugh Jackman in Deadpool & Wolverine, the discussion on the iconic character might have come to the surface again. The actor is aware of the audience’s enthusiasm to witness him play the role once more, but it seems like he’s already done with it for good.

Credits: Liev Schreiber in X-Men Origins: Wolverine / 20th Century Studios

Interestingly, Schreiber previously expressed interest in reprising his role in 2017’s Logan and it’s undeniably a shame that we didn’t get to see him on the big screen.

Why Liev Schreiber Refused To Return In Deadpool & Wolverine

In his interview last year, Liev Schreiber revealed he was never asked to return as Sabretooth in Hugh Jackman’s Logan in 2017. “They didn’t ask me!” he responded to GQ, but he went...

X-Men Origins: Wolverine actor Liev Schreiber has explained why Deadpool & Wolverine did not feature the return of his Sabretooth in the MCU. Schreiber is the second actor to portray longstanding Wolverine rival Sabretooth in a live-action movie, after Tyler Mane. Despite boasting a lot more screen time in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, however, Schreiber was not counted among the many Deadpool & Wolverine cameos.

When asked in an interview with Collider about his absence, Schreiber stated that while he was touched by fans calling for his return, he was happy to pass on the role after seeing the physical demands met by his erstwhile co-star, Hugh Jackman. His full quote is as follows:

To be honest, it's a lot of work getting your body up to that point. I know I watched Hugh [Jackman] get himself ready again, and I thought, 'I'm okay to sit by the sidelines.'

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"Deadpool & Wolverine" isn't just one of the biggest hits of 2024, it's also one of Marvel's biggest hits in a long time. Not since "Spider-Man: No Way Home" has the Marvel Cinematic Universe seen a movie with such cultural penetration, not to mention that this is all stemming from an R-rated affair. A lot of that is credited to bringing back characters from the Fox universe, led by Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. One character we didn't get to see, however, was Liev Schreiber's Sabretooth, with the actor having played the mutant in the much-maligned "X-Men Origins: Wolverine." So, why didn't Schreiber return? It at least had something to do with not wanting to put his body through what it would've required.

In a recent interview with Collider to promote his new movie "Across the River and Into the Trees," Schreiber addressed not coming back in "Deadpool & Wolverine." Instead,...

Deadpool & Wolverine's multiverse premise allowed Fox Marvel characters to return. Liev Schreiber explained why it was for the best his Sabretooth variant did not appear in the film.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine was critically panned when it was released in 2009, but Marvel fans have warmed up to the film over the years. Some assert Deadpool & Wolverine wouldn't have happened if not for Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's first pairing; Reynolds has been campaigning for a rematch since Deadpool 2, and Jackman thought about the crossover when he saw the first Deadpool film. Fans hoped more characters from X-Men Origins: Wolverine would appear in Deadpool & Wolverine, however. There were mounting rumors Liev Schreiber would reprise Sabretooth, but the trailers debunked this. Schreiber told Collider he had no idea fans were clamoring for his return.

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One death in Deadpool & Wolverine killed off the perfect way for future MCU releases like Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars to explain why Thor was crying. By the ending of Deadpool & Wolverine, the overall MCU multiverse had grown considerably. However, the movie also contained its fair share of character deaths, with the Deadpool & Wolverine cameo roster often serving to reintroduce major figures, only to kill them off shortly after bringing them to the table.

While this provided bonus finales for the likes of Chris Evans' Johnny Storm and Tyler Mane's Sabretooth, the death of one Marvel movie character may have sabotaged a perfect setup for the McU's upcoming releases. With Deadpool & Wolverine introducing a mysterious scene of Thor crying over what appears to be Deadpool in the movie, audiences have speculated at length about what the scene could mean, and how it would best be paid off.

Wolverine and Sabretooth were established as brothers in Fox's X-Men Origins: Wolverine. I think Wolverine and Sabretooth as brothers makes a lot of sense, and I'd love to see this repeated in the MCU. Wolverine and Sabretooth could bring another sibling rivalry into the MCU, but one that never resolves itself, like those between Thor and Loki, Gamora and Nebula, and Natasha Romanoff and Yelena Belova did.

20th Century Fox changed a major piece of canon for its version of Wolverine, and I hope Marvel Studios keeps this huge change when introducing the clawed mutant officially into the MCU. I loved seeing Hugh Jackman return as Logan in Deadpool & Wolverine, even though he was playing a different version of the character from the one we know and love. The fact that Jackman returned as a variant of Wolverine means Marvel Studios could take some creative liberties with the beloved hero,...

Deadpool & Wolverine missed a huge cameo opportunity for Storm in their movie. Storm's omega-level powers could shine in Avengers: Doomsday or Avengers: Secret Wars. Halle Berry's Storm deserves a final Marvel appearance before the McU's X-Men debut.

Deadpool & Wolverine missed a huge cameo opportunity, and I'm hoping it's something that the McU's Avengers: Doomsday or Avengers: Secret Wars can rectify. Despite Deadpool & Wolverine being stuffed full of nostalgic cameos, there was still a smattering of expectations that were left unfulfilled. While plenty of characters from Fox's X-Men franchise joined Hugh Jackman's Wolverine on screen, the host mostly comprised villains, including Tyler Mane's Sabretooth and Ray Park's Toad.

On the side of the titular antiheroes, meanwhile, were a handful of Marvel movie veterans, including Wesley Snipes' Blade and Jennifer Garner's Elektra, while Channing Tatum's Gambit paid off a movie role that was not to be...

The Fox X-Men universe is somewhat of a mess, making it hard to experience the true X-Men chronological order. The shared universe is filled with time travel, a bizarre decision to skip decades with every movie, and flashback and flash-forward movies that occasionally occur in alternate universes. It can be difficult to process the twists and turns of the universe, and it is especially challenging to consider the order of the movies.

While watching the Fox X-Men movies in order of their release would be a simpler way to watch them, there is a way to watch them chronologically. The timeline is somewhat strange, given the retcons and time travel, but it can still be done. Of course, things are made a bit more complicated due to the Deadpool movies, namely the most recent entry.

Updated by Timothy Blake Donohoo on August 15, 2024: Watching the X-Men movies in order can be done in several ways,...

This story contains spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine.

The Marvel Studios film Deadpool & Wolverine includes several major character appearances from past Marvel films, but there was only room to include so many. Some fan favorites were absent in the film, such as Halle Berry's Storm from the X-Men movies.

While speaking with ComicBook.com to promote the Netflix title The Union, Berry was directly asked about a possible return as Storm in Deadpool & Wolverine. She revealed that she had actually been approached about her interest in joining the project by Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds' real-life wife who voiced Lady Deadpool in the film. Though Berry confirmed she'd be up for it if presented with an actual offer, that phone call from Reynolds never came, leaving Storm out in the cold.

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Actors go through rigorous training and follow seemingly crazy diets for getting into certain character roles. This trend gets specially rigid for actors appearing in high-scale fantasy movies or the superhero genre. Recently the Deadpool & Wolverine movie has been gathering all the hype and fans are going gaga yet again over the actor’s physique.

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Hugh Jackman is playing Wolverine in the movie and has been serving body goals for all those watching. The actor worked tremendously hard to sculpt his body at his age, and fit the ‘superhero mould’. During promotional interviews he revealed his secret to get into shape and it shocked the fans.

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Hugh Jackman’s dedication for getting into an unachievable shape for his role as Wolverine in the Deadpool & Wolverine movie, is truly commendable.

Deadpool & Wolverine, featuring Hugh Jackman as Wolverine and Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, has become one of the year’s most highly anticipated films. Fans have eagerly awaited the chance to see these beloved characters team up on the big screen, and the movie is currently enjoying significant success worldwide.

As audiences continue to spot and count the numerous Easter Eggs in the film, it’s clear that while many iconic Marvel characters made brief appearances, several others did not make it into the final cut. In a recent interview with Variety, director Shawn Levy shared insights about the cameos, revealing that there was initially a much longer list of potential characters considered for the movie. Discover which ones almost appeared below!

Director Shawn Levy recently spoke with Variety, sharing intriguing behind-the-scenes details about the blockbuster movie currently dominating theaters. He revealed fascinating insights about the potential cameos that nearly made it into the film.

Deadpool & Wolverine, which is presently airing and stars Hugh Jackman as Wolverine and Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, is the most anticipated movie of the year for many fans. These two iconic characters had been a fan-favorite team-up for a very long time, and now fans can finally see their joint journey on the big screen.

Fans are still discovering and counting the many Easter Eggs included in the movie, which is currently experiencing great success in theaters all around the world. A large number of the iconic Marvel characters made brief appearances in the movie, but there was a much larger list that reveals that not everyone made the cut.

In an interview given to Variety, director Shawn Levy discussed the cameos in the movie and revealed that, before filming, they had a longer list of numerous names, all of which could’ve been included in the list, but some...

Sabretooth and Wolverine have had a very tumultuous history in the comics, where both characters are at each other’s throats on any given occasion. However, the Fox films had made their relationship a little more mellow, such that they still thought of each other as brothers, even teaming up to fight a common enemy on several occasions.

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One scene from Logan, James Mangold’s critically acclaimed post-apocalyptic film, had the character reminiscing about his time with his brother. However, the scene was deleted from the final cut of the film, which ended up keeping the focus of the film on Laura and Logan.

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Given that the X-Men timeline is very convoluted, Liev Schreiber and Tyler Mane play the characters in the same continuity.

Like Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness before it, there was a seemingly endless list of Deadpool & Wolverine cameo rumours before the movie finally arrived in theaters. 

Some came from social media "scoopers," while others were teased by the actors themselves. Talking to Happy Sad Confused host Josh Horowitz, director Shawn Levy set the record straight on some of the internet's wildest claims. 

Asked about a possible appearance from Sir Patrick Stewart's Professor X, the filmmaker responded, "Never even discussed. Studied by Emma Corrin, big time, because the Cassandra siblinghood to Professor X is really interesting to us, but never discussed, never considered." 

As for the X-Men (who we'd hoped to see suit up in their own comic-accurate costumes), Levy added, "I read a lot about Storm. I read a lot about Anna Paquin coming back. I mean, I read everything. The internet has been a delightful smokescreen for the truth.

Hugh Jackman is back as Wolverine and he's better than ever! The iconic actor returned to the role to introduce the legendary character into the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Deadpool and Wolverine and, man oh man, are fans happy that he did.

The actor first brought Logan to the big screen in 2000's X-Men, which was such a resounding success that it kickstarted a long-running phenomenon of a franchise. Jackman's performance was praised, with many hailing it as the greatest aspect of the Fox film series, and honestly you'd have a hard time arguing against that. He was so popular, in fact, that he even starred in his own spin-off trilogy of Wolverine movies.

His tenure as the character came to an end in 2017's Logan, which provided a thrilling, heartfelt, and emotional conclusion to both Wolverine's arc and the present-day X-Men movies. Or, at least we thought that...

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Critics may call out Deadpool & Wolverines shaky plot, but they cant fault the films awesome action sequences. Wesley Snipes confirmed that he was so invested in reprising Blade he was willing to endure the physical demands of his fight scenes.

Wesley Snipes told Entertainment Weekly he had to earn his on-screen presence in Deadpool & Wolverine. The actor was confirmed as one of the many surprises in the film when it was released over the weekend. Snipes also took the stage with co-stars Jennifer Garner, Channing Tatum, and Chris Evans at the 2024 Sdcc, teasing their appearances in the film ahead of its theatrical premiere. Fans were elated knowing Snipes would return more than 20 years after Blade: Trinity, but the actor revealed that reprising the role wasnt easy. This is hard to believe considering his impeccable performance in Deadpool & Wolverine; Snipes asserted that playing...

Roy Thomas, editor-in-chief at Marvel during Wolverine's creation, discusses the new hit film Deadpool & Wolverine and receiving a co-creator credit for Wolverine.

In an article for The Hollywood Reporter, Roy Thomas talks about his hopes for the MCU after Deadpool & Wolverine, as well as addressing the controversy surrounding him receiving a co-creator credit for the beloved mutant. First, though, the article provides some context for who Thomas is and why there's even a controversy to begin with. Thomas was hired in 1965 by Stan Lee as a staff writer, eventually succeeding Lee as Marvel's editor-in-chief when Lee moved to become a publisher. He has been credited for creating many characters, such as Vision, Carol Danvers, Luke Cage and Iron Fist.

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Well, it's finally here. Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool and Hugh Jackman's Wolverine reunited for the first time in ages in this summer's Marvel blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine, giving the MCU a major shake-up. Despite the title, the duo shared the screen with a number of other famous Marvel characters in surprising cameos, including Elektra (Jennifer Garner), Gambit (Channing Tatum), and Johnny Storm (Chris Evans). One of the most important of these includes Tyler Mane's Sabretooth. It's been over 20 years since the first X-Men film back in 2000, when Mane played the role of the long-haired, long-clawed mutant, and his return here in the Marvel Cinematic Universe didn't disappoint. But what is the significance of Wolverine's battle with Sabretooth here? Why do they hate each other so much? Well, let's just say that these two have quite the history.

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After 16 years and now 34 movies, fans know to wait until the end credits of a Marvel Cinematic Universe movie. While plenty of movies from Ferris Buller's Day Off to the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy to even 2003's Daredevil featured post-credit scenes, with Iron Man's iconic post-credit scene, they soon became the standard for not just Marvel but most superhero films. Deadpool & Wolverine is no different as fans who wait through the credits will be treated to not one, but two special treats.

After credits scenes, both mid and post-credits tend to take on two different forms. One is a dramatic tease hinting at future films, like how the Captain America: The Winter Soldier mid-credit scene gave audiences...

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Deadpool & Wolverine has hit the theatres, and man, oh man, what a movie! MCU has finally made an exceptional comeback with exciting surprises for Marvel fans, including endless cameos and a plethora of twists. Any Marvel fan who’s seen the movie must be thrilled by the fan-pleasing surprises that made us drool over them. The highly anticipated duo, Deadpool and Wolverine, finally appeared together on the big screen, and this moment was celebrated with a star-studded cast. Just like the massive crossover events in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, Deadpool & Wolverine also featured several characters, including Dafne Keen’s X-23, Aaron Stanford’s Pyro, Tyler Mane’s Sabretooth, and others. But that doesn’t end here, as Shawn Levy’s Deadpool & Wolverine is packed with many fan-pleasing surprises.

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James McAvoy isn't completely opposed to revisiting the role of Professor X after some of his X-Men franchise co-stars recently made special appearances in Deadpool & Wolverine. However, the actor isn't expecting to get an offer to reprise that role anytime soon.

While McAvoy wasn't among the X-Men stars to make an appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine, the McU's multiverse has still left the door open for a return to happen in the future. At San Diego Comic-Con, McAvoy spoke with Screen Rant about the possibility of playing Professor X again, whether that was with a multiverse cameo or even as a separate incarnation of the character. The actor hinted that he'd be intrigued by playing a different version of Professor X, so as long as the script was good, but at the same time, he feels like Marvel is looking to move away from the X-Men movie series after Deadpool & Wolverine.

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Deadpool & Wolverine introduces Emma Corrin's villainous Cassandra Nova, a multiversal threat who has her sights set on destroying Wade Wilson's world. In a last desperate attempt to save everyone he cares about, Deadpool turns to his old frenemy, Wolverine, for help defeating the mutant villain.

Although Cassandra Nova is immensely powerful, she isn't alone in her endeavors. In the film, Nova commands a mutant army that does her bidding, comprised of several villains from previous X-Men films. While some of these villains prove themselves in the fight against Deadpool and Wolverine, others aren't quite as strong as their brothers and sisters in arms.

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Deadpool & Wolverine offers exciting surprises for Marvel fans, including cameos such as Dafne Keen's X-23, Chris Evans' Johnny Storm, and Wesley Snipes' Blade. Deadpool & Wolverine features twists such as Deadpool's attempt to join the Avengers and multiple brutal deaths from cameo characters. Agent Paradox's plan to fast-track the destruction of Earth-10005 leads Deadpool and Wolverine's first adventure together, saving Deadpool's universe and defeating Cassandra Nova.

In true MCU fashion, Deadpool & Wolverine offers a plethora of exciting twists and surprises that are bound to thrill any die-hard Marvel fan. After several years of anticipation, Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool and Hugh Jackman's Wolverine finally appear together on the big screen, this time in a proper MCU movie released after the end of Fox's extensive X-Men movie franchise. Such a significant event cannot take place with a small scope or a limited cast,...

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There are many Fox Marvel character cameos in Deadpool & Wolverine, with some being more shocking than others. The MCU movie's multiverse story allowed it to honor the Fox Marvel legacy in exciting ways. The cameos include major and minor Fox Marvel heroes and villains, as well as one of the most popular MCU actors with a fun twist.

Deadpool & Wolverine featured many Fox Marvel character cameos, and some of them had been revealed prior to the Marvel Cinematic Universe movie's release, while others were as shocking as they come. Spearheaded by Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, Deadpool & Wolverine's all-star cast included the return of actors from past Fox Marvel movies, as well as stars finally getting the chance to play roles they had long been imagined as.

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Tyler Mane reprised his role as Sabretooth in Deadpool & Wolverine, despite Liev Schreiber's more popular portrayal. The decision could have been made to use Mane to align with actors from the original Fox X-Men movies. Potential reasons for Schreiber's absence include budget constraints or Marvel's focus on maintaining connections to the original X-Men films.

Deadpool & Wolverine is one of the most exciting movies in Marvel Cinematic Universe history, but the project's choice to use Tyler Mane's Sabretooth has been the source of confusion. As promised by Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, and the rest of the team behind the movie, Deadpool & Wolverine's cast featured several surprise appearances. The size of the cameos varied depending on the character, with both past villains and heroes getting their chance to shine in the McU's only movie in 2024.

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Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman join a cast of past and present Marvel stars in Marvel Studios' Deadpool 3, officially titled Deadpool & Wolverine. 

The anticipation has been high for Deadpool & Wolverine due to the plethora of rumors about the threequel that centers around the exciting cameos who will appear in the movie. Before its release, characters such as Jennifer Garner's Elektra and Tyler Mane's Sabretooth were already confirmed to appear.

Deadpool 3 held its world premiere on Monday, July 22, and started releasing in public theaters worldwide that week.

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Deadpool & Wolverine has a theatrical release date of July 26, 2024. As the only MCU movie of 2024, Deadpool & Wolverine may stay in theatres longer. There is no official announcement on Deadpool & Wolverine's streaming & digital release times, but there are windows that may be more likely based on the franchise's general release timelines.

Deadpool & Wolverine has entered the MCU after an agonizing wait, with opportunities to watch and stream the anticipated movie finally becoming available. The McU's only cinematic release of 2024 has received an immense level of hype as Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman finally come together for their iconic team-up as the titular heroes. They are joined by a whose-who of Marvel movie characters whose careers span decades, including several returning X-Men characters such as Tyler Mane's Sabretooth, Aaron Stanford's Pyro, and Jason Flemyng's Azazel.

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Will Liev Schreiber's Sabretooth Be in Deadpool and Wolverine? Fans Hope So - Main Image

Considering that Wade Wilson and Logan are jumping into Marvel's Multiverse, and Sabretooth is confirmed to debut in the threequel, what are the chances we'll get to see Liev Schreiber's version of the menacing mutant joining Deadpool and Wolverine? Here's how.

How Wolverine Will Get His Rematch With Liev Schreiber's Sabretooth

As Deadpool told Wolverine in the new trailer, MCU fans have long waited for the yellow-suited claw mutant's return and now they're also potentially getting a long-overdue rematch with Sabretooth. But there's a catch.

The Sabretooth we see from the Deadpool and Wolverine trailer is not Schreiber's from 2011's X-Men Origins. Instead, we got Tyler Mane from the 2000's X-Men film.

While both X-Men villains are originally portrayed in their own way, fans are hoping that we'll also witness Schreiber's comeback...

Deadpool & Wolverine brings back Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman in their iconic roles, as well as several other X-Men characters. The final trailer teases the return of key characters like X-23, preserving continuity with Logan's events. Dafne Keen's X-23's potential return could set up future appearances in the MCU, specifically in Avengers: Secret Wars.

Deadpool & Wolverine is the next big installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, finally bridging the long-running superhero franchise with Fox's X-Men movies. The film brings back Ryan Reynolds's iconic Wade Wilson, a.k.a. Deadpool, who discovers that his world is in danger of total destruction due to the multiversal threat posed by the villainous Cassandra Nova (Emma Corrin). Surprisingly, Wade turns to none other than Hugh Jackman's Wolverine for help, bringing the character back for the first time since he died in 2017's Logan. Audiences have long wondered how Wolveirne's...

Deadpool & Wolverine brings back fan-favorite characters like Wolverine, Lady Deathstrike, and Sabretooth for an epic adventure. Ryan Reynolds promises an "impossible amount of surprises" in the film, with many more returning characters to be revealed. The film is the first R-rated MCU movie and highly anticipated, with a steady stream of leaks teasing exciting plot details.

Deadpool & Wolverine has already revealed more surprise cameos and story details than most MCU movies deliver in total, but it seems that has only started to scrape the surface. The movie will arrive in theaters in two short weeks, and it stands as the most hotly-anticipated project of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in recent memory. A big part of retaining that hot anticipation comes down to the relentless marketing from Ryan Reynolds...and the return of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine.

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The McU's upcoming Deadpool & Wolverine may feature a dark Hulk appearance in the Void at the End of Time. Hulk's possible cameo could be a variant of Sakaar's Gladiator Hulk who becomes a version of The Maestro in the Void. Any version of the Hulk would be very exciting for the upcoming MCU multiverse movie.

A new theory for Deadpool & Wolverine teases that one of the darkest versions of the Hulk could make an appearance in the upcoming MCU movie. Starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, Deadpool & Wolverine promises to be an epic multiversal adventure as Wade Wilson finally joins forces with Logan. However, it's also possible that the duo could end up facing a brand-new version of Bruce Banner's Hulk.

While plot details are slim, Deadpool & Wolverine is set to be focused on Wade Wilson's recruitment by the Tva, while also seeking out Wolverine's help to save his universe.

Deadpool & Wolverine trailers feature Tyler Mane's Sabretooth from Fox's first X-Men trilogy. The multiverse could allow for both Sabretooth actors to appear in Deadpool & Wolverine, as variants from separate timelines. Liev Schrieber's Sabretooth from X-Men Origins could also make a cameo in Deadpool & Wolverine, adding an homage to the true film beginnings of Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool, while also providing another exciting rematch for Jackman's Wolverine.

Trailers for Deadpool & Wolverine have confirmed a major appearance from Sabretooth, a significant rival of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine from Fox's initial X-Men trilogy. However, I'd still really like to see the other Sabretooth make an appearance in the upcoming MCU as well. After all, there were two different actors to play the mutant villain on-screen, and the other one was just as exciting and dynamic.

As seen in trailers for Deadpool & Wolverine, Wade Wilson's Deadpool will need Wolverine's help to save his reality,...

Deadpool & Wolverine is going to bring back a slew of X-Men franchise stars in addition to Hugh Jackman, who returns once again as Wolverine. Among the other X-Men actors to come back is Aaron Stanford, who reprises his X2: X-Men United and X-Men: The Last Stand role as Pyro.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Stanford commented on his return as Pyro in Deadpool & Wolverine. His return will see him playing the character for the first time in 18 years, and it came with a chance to upgrade his Pyro costume. The actor went on to explain how the character was "shortchanged" with his look in the previous films, and that makes him all the more excited to finally don an actual superhero costume for the upcoming movie, including Pyro's trademark goggles.

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Deadpool & Wolverine reunites Hugh Jackman's Wolverine with Tyler Mane's Sabretooth, mirroring classic comic book moments. Liev Schreiber's Sabretooth from X-Men Origins: Wolverine doesn't fit the film's timeline, making Mane's version more suitable. Deadpool & Wolverine features numerous comic book cameos, with the film set to release on July 26, 2024.

Deadpool & Wolverine will finally see Wade Wilson and Logan together on screen, but there's another major reunion with an unexpected actor swap. Fox was the driving force behind live-action X-Men movies for roughly two decades. In 2000, the studio released X-Men, which exploded in popularity, and introduced the world to Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, which would become the most recognizable and well-loved version of the character.

In that same movie, the superhero team of mutants was introduced, and the rivals that they would face off against, led by Ian McKellan's Magneto. While Magneto served as the primary rival to Professor Charles Xavier,...

The rematch over two decades in the making is coming soon! Sure, it was spoiled months ago, but now we finally have an official clip of Logan facing off against Sabretooth in Deadpool & Wolverine.

The more comic book-accurate Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) will go toe-to-toe with Tyler Mane’s version of Sabretooth from the first X-Men live-action film. Sadly, leaked photos from the set already spoiled the outcome, but let’s hope the battle is just as vicious as what we’ve seen in the older issues of the Wolverine books.

Sabretooth’s original on-screen appearance debuted in 2000’s X-Men, which was a little disappointing. While Mane did capture the look and ferocity of the comic book version of Victor Creed, he never had a proper showdown with Wolverine. Heck, the years of history the two shared in print were never even hinted at in the Fox trilogy.

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