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Mick Jagger, renowned as the lead singer and co-founder of legendary rock band The Rolling Stones, celebrates another birthday today (July 26). Not only does he captivate audiences with his vocals on popular tunes such as “Out of Our Heads,” “Aftermath,” and “Between the Buttons,” but he also contributes to the band’s songwriting, penning classics like “Satisfaction,” “Paint It Black,” “Sympathy for the Devil,” and “Jumpin’ Jack Flash.”

In simpler terms, the film “Deadpool & Wolverine” is a humorous superhero movie filled with mishaps across multiple universes. It also serves as an insightful critique on the ever-evolving landscape of franchise films. When stories are abandoned, what becomes of their characters? This film showcases numerous cameos from familiar faces, many of whom no longer have a place in the cinematic world. Some were never part of it to begin with. A specific appearance by Deadpool and Wolverine brought a 10-year old promise to life in an amusing way.

In simpler terms, the appearance of Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool and Hugh Jackman as Wolverine in the MCU brought up some intriguing queries. How does this collaboration tie into Fox’s X-Men films? What insights did the movie provide regarding the TVA, the Void, and the Sacred Timeline? And where, when, and how did this crossover unfold in the multiverse? However, Deadpool & Wolverine offered a straightforward response to these questions – it doesn’t make a difference, as understanding timelines and continuity wasn’t the film’s main objective. Instead, the movie focused on providing an enjoyable, humorous farewell to an era of superhero tales.

Suspecting that Deadpool and Wolverine would feature cameos from previous Marvel films produced by Twentieth Century Fox, we weren’t surprised to see numerous characters from the pre-MCU timeline in “The Void.” This Multiversal wasteplace exists at the end of time, where discarded elements reside. The malevolent Cassandra Nova, Professor X’s sister, governs this realm. A motley crew of forgotten heroes from earlier Marvel movies confront her, which the film refers to as “the Others.” However, we could also label them as “The Avengers of the Void” for a more descriptive title. Here are some unexpected heroes who joined this bizarre MCU super team:

The film “Deadpool & Wolverine” is a hilariously gritty superhero movie filled with mishaps across universes. It also serves as a witty critique of the ephemeral nature of franchise films. When a cinematic universe collapses, what becomes of its characters? This movie showcases numerous cameos from characters we’ve seen before, many of whom no longer have a place in the film industry. Some never had a home to begin with. One surprise appearance left us utterly astonished.

In “Deadpool & Wolverine,” Matthew Macfadyen’s character, Paradox, presented an alluring proposition to Wade Wilson (Deadpool) in an attempt to lure him out of his universe. He proposed that Deadpool could become a member of the Avengers, showing him past accomplishments of Earth-616’s most powerful heroes as evidence. However, during this pitch, Paradox inadvertently revealed something Deadpool wasn’t supposed to see.

Johnny Storm, unfortunately, found himself in a precarious situation alongside Deadpool and Wolverine against Cassandra Nova’s minions in “Deadpool & Wolverine.” During their capture, the Human Torch tried to evade detection until they were all brought to Nova’s compound. However, Deadpool’s infamous loose tongue resulted in him blabbing about Johnny’s supposed betrayal of the Void despot during their drive. Though Johnny protested his innocence, Nova didn’t believe him and brutally stripped his skin off. The reason for Wade’s deceitful claims and the endangerment of Johnny remains unclear. The post-credits scene in “Deadpool & Wolverine” hinted that Deadpool may not have been entirely truthful about this event (most likely).

In the grand finale clash between Deadpool and Wolverine, the duo faces an enormous enemy force made up of numerous Deadpool versions, infamously called “the Deadpool Corps” in the comic books. Notably, most of these Corps members were lifted directly from Marvel Comics. Among the many we identified, these are the most striking Deadpool Corps members as portrayed in Shawn Levy’s movie.

In “Deadpool & Wolverine,” a scene has Wade Wilson journeying through various timelines to find an alternate Logan after the one from his universe passed away. This results in amusing moments featuring numerous Logan versions from the Multiverse, many of which are direct nods to Marvel Comics lore… and possibly a wink towards DC as well. Keep reading to discover all the Logan alter egos we came across in “Deadpool & Wolverine.”