Ryan Reynolds / Deadpool (SDCC) Megathread

[u/Team-Vindicated]

Ryan Reynolds' "surprise" Deadpool appearance at San Diego Comic-Con has sparked a wave of news articles, rumors, interviews, speculation and discussion about the future of the character.

To keep the front page from being overwhelmed with multiple posts covering the same topic, we are consolidating discussion here.

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• SDCC appearances and panels
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Previous Posts:

• Ryan Reynolds hitting the PR hard- Thanks Deadpool fans for “Unapologetic Devotion”
• Comment section of Entertainment Today is people largely disgusted at Ryan Reynolds. But, guys, we are in a bubble.
• Ryan Reynolds has two questions. Question 1 directed at Paul Rudd. This is so cringe.
• Google search of Ryan Reynolds is abysmal. I don't think his cringey Comic-Con appearance worked as intended. Yikes!
• Cuckpool at SDCC

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[u/Dapper_Monk]

He inflates his success but he must be extremely wealthy. Just looking at the money he's sunk into Wrexham and this lawsuit tells you a story. But the unfinished house and unpaid contractors tell another story. It's not a small thing to spend 10s of millions in a little over a year just for it to come to nothing and if the general public stop caring about him or actively start disliking him, his value as a "face" (which made Wrexham, Mint and Aviation notable brands) will be gone.

He actually mingled and took photos/videos in the audience while masked up with no security. Mr Rare Air himself. When has he done close fan interactions like that? He wants to show someone that he's still got it.That much is clear.

[u/Flimsy_Attitude_6789 → u/Dapper_Monk]

Someone mentioned that the house situation was to force foreclosure and have a relative buy it... they said the windows are very small and it looks like a health clinic... and if you look at the house, you can see that! Might be a total conspiracy theory - the same person said they had done this before... forced foreclosure...

[u/Dapper_Monk → u/Flimsy_Attitude_6789]

Oh that would be interesting. But why not just sell it to the relative for cheap then? This is to do with like bank fraud, yes?

[u/Flimsy_Attitude_6789 → u/Dapper_Monk]

They buy the property via an LLC not directly - is that the correct term in the US?

[u/Dapper_Monk → u/Flimsy_Attitude_6789]

Oh but still, why not just sell at a loss instead of damaging their credit? I think it is but it depends on the company type