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Deadpool Gets The Justice League Treatment With Stylish Fan-Made Poster

With news that Blade Runner 2049 will descend into theaters this Friday, October 6th, without a new Justice League trailer, renown concept artist BossLogic has today cushioned the blow with a beautiful, fan-made poster that essentially ushers Deadpool into the DC ranks.

With news that Blade Runner 2049 will descend into theaters this Friday, October 6th, without a new Justice League trailer, renown concept artist BossLogic has today cushioned the blow with a beautiful, fan-made poster that essentially ushers Deadpool into the DC ranks.

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Stylized to resemble those beautiful Justice League character portraits that emerged online late last week, this is another slam dunk from BossLogic, who renders the Merc With a Mouth alongside his symbol of choice, Hello Kitty. Indeed, it didn’t take long before ardent DC fans took the poster’s template and ran with it, creating up-close (and, sadly, unofficial) portraits for both Superman and Green Lantern.

The latter character is rumored for a cameo appearance in Justice League, thereby teeing up his long-rumored reboot/spinoff, which will seemingly take a few cues from Guardians of the Galaxy. Superman, meanwhile, continues to be a point of fixation among the DC community, who believe that Kal-El will be donning the famous black suit come November. The jury’s still out on that one, though.

If nothing else, it’s a fun mock-up of the Merc joining the DC ranks, and if Deadpool‘s whip-smart marketing campaign is any indication, we can expect a deluge of similarly cheeky posters to hit the interwebs in the lead-up to June 1st, 2018.

That release date will herald one of three major launches for 20th Century Fox, given the studio is also preparing to debut both New Mutants and X-Men: Dark Phoenix in 2018. Word is the latter mutant tentpole will be split in two, not unlike how Avengers: Infinity War (and Justice League!) was originally envisioned as a two-parter. We’ll be keeping a close eye on that one as time wears on.

Justice League, meanwhile, will be with us on November 17th – just don’t expect much screentime for J.K. Simmons’ Commissioner Gordon.