Which character has more fans in DC?

When you look at DC fans, however, it’s a different story. Within the DC film fan world, Batman is, by far, the hero with the largest following. For those fans, the post-Dark Knight trilogy output is having a tough time getting out from under the long shadow of director Christopher Nolan.

Who was first Deathstroke or Deadpool?

Marvel’s Deadpool just made a hilarious reference to his origins and how the character was inspired by Deathstroke from DC Comics. It’s highly unlikely that without the creation of Deathstroke, there would be no Deadpool as the Marvel Comics character was originally inspired by his DC Comics counterpart.

Is Deadpool a Marvel or a DC movie?

Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) is a Marvel character, and while he has plenty of jokes for the Marvel Cinematic Universe and for Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, he saves some of his best jokes for making fun of the rival DC movie universe.

What is Deadpool’s meta-joke about DC?

“So dark!” Deadpool responds. “You sure you’re not from the DC universe?” The final DC joke comes at the end of “Deadpool 2,” during its mid-credits scene, which is itself a long meta-joke about Reynolds.

What are some of the best Deadpool jokes about Ryan Reynolds?

“You sure you’re not from the DC universe?” The final DC joke comes at the end of “Deadpool 2,” during its mid-credits scene, which is itself a long meta-joke about Reynolds. It finds Deadpool using Cable’s time travel device to hop around the past, first saving Vanessa’s life, and then “cleaning up the timelines,” as Deadpool puts it.

Does ‘Deadpool 2’ break the 4th Wall?

(Some minor spoilers ahead for “Deadpool 2,” obviously.) “Deadpool 2” is the rare superhero movie that’s fully willing to break the fourth wall, not just making jokes in the plot, but making fun of other superhero movies.