In an unexpected move, Marvel has given Deadpool & Wolverine's surprise guest stars their first official appearance.
Last night (July 25), Marvel Studios held their first Comic-Con panel, The Ultimate Deadpool & Wolverine Celebration of Life, to mark the MCU movie's release with Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, Emma Corrin, Shawn Levy and Kevin Feige.
But it was no ordinary panel as after a quick introductory chat, it was revealed that Deadpool & Wolverine would be shown to the audience in Hall H.
That wasn't all though as after the movie had finished, Reynolds introduced some extra guests to rapturous applause. In case you haven't seen the movie yet though, do not read past the photo as major spoilers await.
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The special guests brought out at the Comic-Con panel were Dafne Keen, Jennifer Garner, Chris Evans, Channing Tatum and Wesley Snipes.
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While we knew before Deadpool & Wolverine's release that Keen was reprising her role as Laura/X-23, it was the first official 'reveal' for the other four major cameos waiting for fans in the movie.
Garner was reported to be coming back as Elektra, but the star was doing her best before release to deny it. The others were genuine surprises in the movie, especially as Evans reprised his Human Torch role, rather than Captain America.
Check out the official Marvel photos of the surprise cast reveal below.
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There are other cameos in Deadpool & Wolverine that weren't revealed at the Comic-Con panel, such as who is voicing Lady Deadpool in the movie, so we'll leave them out of here for now.
Even though they were all brought out onto stage after the movie, they weren't asked anything and Feige wrapped up the panel with a tease for Saturday's major Marvel Studios panel, with a later drone show confirming The Fantastic Four will be part of it.
Deadpool & Wolverine is out now in cinemas.
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