

Deadpool's character was definitely tweaked in the Ultimate Spider-Man episode which is definitive sign times are changing for Deadpool. The anti-hero is now walking the fine line of still being relevant for the older fans while taking steps to secure new fans and even younger fans.





Deadpool movie into a PG-13 script. Fox is rumored to want this to happen badly. Now, after seeing an all ages version of Deadpool in a cartoon maybe the script will be revisited and toned down just a bit to ensure it can get a green light from Fox.



[Related Link: DEADPOOL Movie Rumor: Fox Will Green Light it as a "Hard PG-13" Immediately if Helmers Are On Board] Maybe the writers, director and actor Ryan Reynolds will take some of these new changes to heart in order to edit the reported R-rated script for amovie into a PG-13 script. Fox is rumored to want this to happen badly. Now, after seeing an all ages version of Deadpool in a cartoon maybe the script will be revisited and toned down just a bit to ensure it can get a green light from Fox.





Everything is a big maybe with a Deadpool movie but it's obvious the character is evolving to acquire a larger audience and the hemlers of a potential Deadpool movie should consider this. Especially if they really want to make a Deadpool movie a reality.





Toward the end of last year, The Daily SuperHero was hanging out at the preferred local comic shop here in Cleveland (and only Cleveland proper comic shop left) and the owner was talking about Deadpool comics. He said that Marvel was officially bringing Deadpool to the mainstream and this can be seen in the Merc With a Mouth's Marvel NOW comic books.This isn't to say the Deadpool Marvel NOW books are bad but (in The Daily SuperHero's opinion) they are not as edgy and extreme as his books have been in the past. Now, with his introduction into theanimated series on July 7, it is clear that Marvel is definitely toning Deadpool's antics down quite a bit and he is going mainstream.He is still ultra-violent and crazy in the Marvel NOW books, yet bringing Deadpool into an all ages cartoon on Disney XD is a clear sign Marvel is trying to expand the character's audience. The anti-hero has now shown he can be his crazy self, with lots of action, but without mass amounts of blood and gore and vulgarity.In a recent interview with Comic Book Resources , former 90s Deadpool writer Joe Kelly was brought on to help write the all ages episode. Kelly and supervising producer Cort Lane shared how Marvel was able to maintain much of Deadpool's antics and insanity at a toned down "G rated" level.Kelly agreed.