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Alex Billington from FirstShowing.net attended a screening of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, where director Gavin Hood revealed that there will be multiple secret ending for the movie. Billington confirmed that the secret ending he saw contained Deadpool. This might confirm the hints from Rob Liefeld that Fox is definitely planning a spinoff. Thanks to everyone who sent in this tip. [SOURCE]
Actress Bea Arthur died today at age 86 from cancer. Bea Arthur was a frequent subject of Deadpool's affection, and was often referenced in the comics. Thank you to everyone who sent in this sad news. [IMAGE SOURCE] [SOURCE]
Deadpool Bugle reader Dizzy Anonymity sent in the tip that he found the movie Deadpool minimate figure at his local Toys R Us store. Other sites confirm that this figure is on sale everywhere. Thanks again to Dizzy Anonymity for the tip.
Comic Box has posted a seven page preview of Thunderbolts #131, which is part four in the Deadpool/Thunderbolts crossover Magnum Opus. Thunderbolts #131 comes out on April 29, 2009. [SOURCE]
CBR has posted an interview with Victor Gischler, who is writing the new ongoing Deadpool series called Deadpool: Merc With a Mouth. In the interview he talks about writing the series, working with artist Bong Dazo, and a bit about the first story arc. Thanks to Daddypool for the tip. [SOURCE]
Marvel.com has posted an interview with Deadpool: Suicide Kings writer Mike Benson, where he discusses the miniseries. The interview also included three pages of interior art by Carlo Barberi. [SOURCE]
In an email with the Deadpool Bugle, Deadpool: Merc With A Mouth writer Victor Gischler confirmed that this is actually an ongoing series, and not just a miniseries as previously thought: 
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Reader Blade sent in this photo of a new Deadpool t-shirt that he purchased at his local Hot Topic store. This shirt does not appear to currently be on the Hot Topic website or on other sites for purchase. Thanks to Blade for the tip.
As previously hinted at by a cover drawn by Ed McGuinness, in July there will be a new six issue Deadpool miniseries called Deadpool: Merc With a Mouth. The new series will involve Deadpool and the head of zombie Deadpool from the Marvel Zombies series. Thanks to everyone who sent this tip. [SOURCE]
In his weekly column, MyCup o' Joe, Joe Quesada has posted five pages of preview art from Thunderbolts #131, which is the last issue in the four issue Deadpool/Thunderbolts crossover, Magnum Opus. Thanks to Christian for the tip. [SOURCE]
Deadpool fan Pi has created a Deadpool Cubeecraft templated that you can print out, cut, and fold to create a paper Deadpool figure. [LINK]
Marvelous News has posted a five page preview of X-Force #14. This issue is part of the X-Force/Cable crossover, Messiah War, which features Deadpool. X-Force #14 comes out on April 22, 2009. [SOURCE]
IGN has posted a preview of five pages of preview art from Deadpool: Suicide Kings #2, which comes out May 13, 2009. [SOURCE]
Artist Ed McGuinness has posted both the pencils and colored version of a Deadpool cover, but there is no information from Marvel which series this is for. McGuinness's description of the piece says "cover i did for the new Deadpool:Merc with a Mouth series...Deadpoll holding the Zombie Deadpoll's head in the Heisman trophy pose". This indicates that there could be a new series or miniseries featuring Deadpool and the head of Zombie Deadpool from the Marvel Zombies book. Big thanks to Mike for the tip. [COLORED] [PENCILED]
CBR has posted five pages of art from Deadpool #10. Deadpool #10 is the first issue in the Bullseye story arc, and comes out May 6, 2009. [SOURCE]
CBR has posted a new interview with Mike Benson, who is witting the Deadpool miniseries Deadpool: Suicide Kings. Benson discusses what it was like to write Deadpool and bit about the miniseries. [SOURCE]
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Marvel.com has confirmed that Deadpool #9 has sold out and will get a second printing with a variant cover featuring interior art by Paco Medina. This is the third issue in the four issue Deadpool/Thunderbolts crossover, Magnum Opus. [SOURCE]
Though I loved the previous issue, it feels like enough, and I hope in the next (the last) issue of the crossover we get that moment that gives credence to the title of crossover.
If you haven't been following Deadpool, you should really be ashamed of yourself. That's right. I'm going to guilt you into reading it! Why? Few mainstream comedy comics have ever been this clever and funny-- and consistently so for nearly a year. And Deadpool #9 is just the latest proof of it.
What it boils down to, then, is that Deadpool fans are probably ecstatic over his treatment in this storyline, while T-Bolts readers may be bristling over the newly-minted team's ineptitude in a mission against someone so brazenly ridiculous. Still, as an issue Deadpool #9 does what it says on the box and provides some chuckles and cleverness along the way.
Deadpool #9 works better as an issue of Deadpool than it does as the third chapter of “Magnum Opus.” I found it to be extremely entertaining (hence the high grade), but couldn’t really shake the fact that it didn’t lend itself well to the whole crossover thing. It just seems like “Magnum Opus” could be (or should have been) so much more.
