Editor’s note: This post may contain spoilers about 20th Century Fox’s film “Logan.”
The X-Men series’ latest flick “Logan” has garnered positive reviews on its first week and currently ranks No. 1 at the box office.
READ: ‘Logan’ slices box office with $85.3M, ‘Moonlight’ gets bump
However, viewers noticed the lack of a post-credits scene and a cameo appearance from Stan Lee, which has been a staple for previous Marvel superhero films.
As it turns out, a brief teaser was cut out from the film, showing a hilarious scenario featuring Ryan Reynold’s Deadpool character, along with a cameo from the legendary comic creator.
Heard I was cut from the theatrical print. Thanks to @VancityReynolds for saving me from obscurity #KingofCameos https://t.co/payTNKY40Y
— stan lee (@TheRealStanLee) March 4, 2017
As seen in the three-minute video, Deadpool’s alter ego Wade Wilson dashed into a phone booth to change into his outfit after witnessing a mugging.
However, it took him quite sometime to suit up, as the victim had already been shot by the time he emerged.
The short, entitled “No Good Deed,” also hysterically lampooned DC’s Superman during the phone-booth scene, and even mocked “Logan” actor Hugh Jackman’s Australian accent.
Meanwhile, 20th Century Fox confirmed that the footage was not intended as a trailer for Deadpool sequel, but rather a brief teaser for the beloved “Merc with a Mouth.” Khristian Ibarrola /ra
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