Deadpool and Wolverine: Director Shawn Levy Shares Behind The Scenes Photo of The Resistance

 By this point, it would have been over a week now since “Deadpool and Wolverine” exploded into theaters worldwide - and spoilers have been around social media even since San Diego Comic Con weekend and thanks to stars Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool), Hugh Jackman (Wolverine), director Shawn Levy, and Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige introducing the cameo cast of characters that appear in the film - including Chris Evans as Johnny Storm, Dafne Keen as Laura Kinney/ X-23, Jennifer Garner as Elektra, Wesley Snipes as Blade, and Channing Tatum as Gambit!

Now the director of the film has posted publicly in his Instagram a behind the scenes photo of The Resistance group in The Void - which includes everyone sans Chris Evans Johnny Storm in the shot (and if you see the movie you’ll know why). 

It’s a fun behind the scenes moment and definitely we’ll be seeing more stuff posted by the cast and crew (including Ryan Reynolds spotlighting Wesley Snipes and Hugh Jackman wearing the Wolverine cowl) soon!

Deadpool and Wolverine is now showing in theaters! 

"Ghost Rider" and "Blade" join "Daredevil" and "The Punisher" back at Marvel Studios

Looks like the "Midnight Sons" are coming back home to Marvel... And join the other "Marvel Knights" in Marvel Studios!

Much like Daredevil and The Punisher now under the control of Marvel Studios after the character's film rights expired in 20th Century Fox and Sony Pictures/ Lionsgate respectively, two more characters can now be added to the list as returning to their home owner and developer - Ghost Rider and Blade.
Those who remember Nicholas Cage's time as the "Spirit of Vengeance" in two movies released by Sony will probably feel redeemed somehow now that the rights to produce a film to the character have returned to Marvel from Sony. New Line Cinema's rights on Blade, famously played by Wesley Snipes in three movies, has also returned to Marvel, and one has to wonder how the Daywalker and Vampire Hunter will fit into the scheme of things now that he's reset back to Marvel's control.

*Update Info:
Ghost Rider's rights reverting back to Marvel were announced in this month's issue of Entertainment Weekly. Blade reverted back in 2011 to Marvel Studios when Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada made the announcement in SDCC '11. Punisher reverted back in 2010, with the call made by Kevin Feige.

Daredevil of course, reverted back officially last April 23, 2013.

Having these characters back does beg the question how they'll be interpreted in the big screen again since most of them , particularly Ghost Rider, The Punisher, and Blade, have pretty dark tales and violence attached to their characters. Since Disney owns Marvel, we'll find out just how things will work, and if they earn a spot in "Phase 3" of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the near future. For more on the story, visit the source post at Slash Film!