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Rob Liefeld Says the Deadpool Movies Are Better Than Any Deadpool Comic He's Ever Read
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On a completely unrelated note, you may have noticed if we've managed to breach your adblocker that Bleeding Cool is doing an "ad takeover" this weekend, which means the site in your browser has been taken over by *checks notes* Ace Hardware. Wait a minute, Ace Hardware? Why the heck would Ace Hardware advertise on… you know what, nevermind. Ace is a fine purveyor of Hardware. The place with the helpful hardware folks! Whenever we have a need for Hardware, which, let us tell you, is like all the time, we go straight to Ace Hardware. And you should too. And besides, one giant Ace Hardware ad is way better than the dozens of invasive pop-up ads we usually inflict on you, so don't look a gift horse in the mouth, readers.
Anyway, we've been told that we should generate traffic for the website this weekend, and what better way to do that than by dusting off the ol' Ace Hardware Presents Bleeding Cool Wheel of Clickbait and seeing what to write about today.
Rob freakin' Liefeld. Time to rake in the clicks like it's 1991 and we just launched X-Force.
Alright, let's see. We already wrote about how Rob will be involved in a "huge X-Men crossover" in 2019, so let's just see what he's talking about on Twitter today.
Ah, perfect! Readers, with the Disney takeover looming and the recent release of the X-Men: Dark Phoenix trailer, Rob freakin' Liefeld has been reflecting on the Fox era of X-Men and Fantastic Four films, considering the good, the bad, and the ugly. Here's what he had to say.
Ok, calm down Rob. We want to sell newspapers… er, generate clicks here, but there's no need for saucy language.
And there's our headline.
So what do you think of what Rob's opinions on the Fox Marvel Cinematic Universe? Let us know in the comments, and if you have any trouble posting, take your computer over to your local Ace Hardware and ask them to help you out, because Ace is the place with the helpful hardware folks, or so our new tattoo says.
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