In need of the X-Men’s help, he travels back in time to stop the evil alien Mojo’s reign of terror. Like Cable, Shatterstar is from the future. Image Courtesy of Marvel Entertainment.īest known for his work on sitcoms like EVERYBODY HATES CHRIS and ARE WE THERE YET? , Terry Crews is bringing this character to life on the big screen. Did I forget to mention he was also a linebacker in the NFL? Expect Crews to bring on the brute force and the comedy to the role of Bedlam that only he can.Īll the way from a dystopian alternate world called Mojoworld, Shatterstar is rocking his maroon mullet and totally 90’s costume in DEADPOOL 2. Also, Bedlam is capable of disrupting the human brain to create reactions of fear, pain, and sleep. His power allows him to short-circuit any mechanical system. He can generate his own bio-electro-magnetic field. Making his first appearance in 1995, in FACTOR X #1, this guy isn’t one to mess with. To some, Bedlam is considered an obscure character in the Marvel Universe. Recently, Bill Skarsgard was Pennywise the Clown in the 2017 adaptation of IT.
What a way to kill the mood. You may recognize the actor who plays Zeitgeist. During a moment of passion with a young lady, he spewed acid vomit on her face. Zeitgeist was first introduced in X-FORCE #116 (2001), where he shared a not-so-romantic moment with his date. Brace yourself for disgusting barf jokes. In DEADPOOL 2, Zeitgeist may be unable to control his ability. At least his suit is equipped with a plastic mouth guard. The toxic ooze is able to dissolve anything. Next, we have Zeitgeist who, unfortunately, has one of the grossest mutant powers in the Marvel Universe.
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Don’t let her new looks fool you, Domino is still full of sass and sarcasm. Played by Zazie Beetz, she is a proud African American woman with a cool afro. In previous comics, she is pale white with a dark spot around her eye. In DEADPOOL 2, the appearance of Domino has gone through some major revamping. With a gun in her hand, she can make almost impossible shots.
Also, she is a highly trained weapons master. Contrary to Deadpool’s opinion, Luck, as a superpower, can be very cinematic. Which means, the odds are always in her favor. In the film, she describes her powers as simply “being lucky.” Like her comic book counterpart, this femme fatale manipulates probability fields around her in her favor.
As one of the founding members from the comics, she is one of the more notable X-Force members. You can’t have the X-Force without Domino. Many of the characters in DEADPOOL 2 have a long history with X-Force from the comics. Deadpool himself has been apart of this group of mutants in the comics. Over the years, there have been several incarnations of the team. Originally, the team was comprised of mutants such as Boom Boom, Cannonball, Domino, Feral, Shatterstar, and Warpath. Not exactly a superhero group like the X-Men or the Avengers, the X-Force acted more like enforcers to protect mutantkind. For the most part, they worked under the radar, handling the more violent and dangerous missions. Originally, their objective as a group was to act as the black ops division of the X-Men. The X-Force Image Courtesy of Marvel Entertainment. Contrary to the film, Cable assembled the team of mutants, which evolved from the New Mutants team. The X-Force members made their first appearance in 1991, in THE NEW MUTANTS #100. Let’s take a deeper look at who Deadpool recruited as X-Force members, shall we? A Brief History of X-Force and X-Force Membersīefore we dive right into this colorful cast, let’s first learn about the X-Force and their 90’s origins. Little did most know, the X-Force members have roots in Marvel comics. In a foolproof plan, Deadpool recruits other mutants to form a team with the slightly derivative and gender-neutral name, the X-Force. This action-packed comedy centers on the Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool. Along with raunchy humor and overall epicness, the sequel came with some key new characters. DEADPOOL 2’s X-Force Members smashed right through the fourth wall and onto the big screen.
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