New details and spoilers for "Logan" will feature the X-Man's classic yellow costume and talks of a Wolverine/Deadpool crossover film soon.
"X-Men" film star Hugh Jackman comic book and movie fans yet again by tweeting a photo of a Wolverine figure with the caption "THE ORIGINAL" hinting that his character could sport the classic yellow X-Men costume in the film.
Wolverine's yellow schemed costume has been a mainstay of the X-Men comics since their inception, but for the team’s big screen debut in 2000’s "X-Men", director Bryan Singer decided to ground things with leather suits instead of colorful spandex to make it more realistic.
However, Wolverine's costume was teased during the end of "The Wolverine's" extended cut, and in the second "Logan" trailer the X-Men's legacy were preserved via use of comic books complete with their colored schemed costumes. The Wolverine shown in Laura Kinney’s (Dafne Keen) books wore that traditional get-up, so it’s possible we’ll see a flashback to what really happened in those pages, spandex and all, or the old costume tossed aside. Jackman’s “Original” titling on his tweet would definitely chime with that, Screenrant reported.
In other news, "Deadpool 2" screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick weigh in on the possible crossover film between Wolverine and Deadpool.
The screenwriters told The Playlist that it was not their intention nor plan to make a crossover between Wolverine and Deadpool but Jackman along with Ryan Reynolds both want it to make it happened, so it is definitely a never say never kind of thing at the moment.
Wernick admitted that he was personally enthusiastic about the idea as it would mark Jackman's resurrection of the character and Reynold's pushing hard to make the project happen in the future.
Reese also likes the idea, but he explained that if Jackman does decide to do it, it will be tricky. Fox, Reynolds and the writing duo already have their plans for the "Deadpool" franchise mapped out, so finding a way to fit in a Deadpool and Wolverine team up movie would be difficult, but they will find a way to make it happen, MovieWeb reported.
"Logan" will be in cinemas on March 3.