Anyone who follows veteran comic creator Rob Liefeld on Twitter knows that the co-creator of Marvel's mouthy mercenary Deadpool never shies away from telling the world what he thinks about current events, sports, television, or just about anything else that catches his attention. He's refreshingly frank, responsive to fans, and always willing to chat up readers about that moment's topic of interest.
Last week, Liefeld's observations in the Twitter-verse attracted quite a bit of attention when he called out 20th Century Fox studio for its management — or perceived lack thereof — regarding the live-action "Deadpool" movie set to star Ryan Reynolds. Asking Fox "find its balls" and make a "filthy" Deadpool movie based on the widely circulated script from "Zombieland" writers Rhett Rheese and Paul Wernick, Liefeld offered up some blunt advice for the "X-Men" franchise studio.
In the aftermath of seeing his messages copied, pasted, and otherwise echoed around the online world, I reached out to Liefeld to get some context for his "Deadpool" comments outside the 140-character limitations of Twitter, and to find out why he thinks we haven't seen any movement on the film lately. Read More...
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