Until then, fans can look forward to the upcoming release of Deadpool: Samurai.
This, along with Deadpool: Samurai, hopefully hints at more events in the future.
Still, manga and Marvel crossovers are presently few and far between. A one-shot crossover event between the Avengers and Attack on Titan ( titled Attack on Avengers) back in June 2015 included fan favorite characters from both franchises, including the Armored, colossal Titans from Attack on Titan coming face-to-face with Spiderman and superhero teams like the Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy from Marvel. Though not with Shonen Jump specifically. The hope for future crossovers can be held in confidence considering they have occurred in the past. Considering the fan bases of Shonen Jump and Marvel overlap significantly, this will almost certainly spark conversations regarding what manga/comic crossovers should come next. Could it hint at future Marvel x Shonen Jump series to come? With the rising popularity of manga in America, Marvel could be catching onto the trend by giving fans exactly what they didn't know they needed. This crossover may even prove to be bigger than just Deadpool: Samurai. Related: Avengers Meet Attack on Titan In Must-Read Crossover The whimsical, sarcastic hero may find himself relating to the "quirky" characters of the MHA world, so it's a fitting choice. In a teaser tweeted by Bill Roseman, Deadpool appears to be reading the My Hero Academia series. The mercenary has not only become an honorary member the Shonen Jump family, but has already become well acquainted with some of the existing lineup. Soon, Deadpool will be joining the ranks.
The popular digital manga platform has made its name by hosting an array of popular manga, including the iconic "Big Three" (Naruto, One Piece, and Bleach). The new series, titled Deadpool: Samurai, will be premiering soon on Shonen Jump. If the anticipation from fans says anything about the upcoming release, people will be lining up (metaphorically, of course) to read the issue as soon as it drops.
While 2020 was a rocky year for everyone, Marvel will be boosting the spirits of comic fans by ending it with a special crossover featuring one of the universe's most beloved antiheroes. Writer Sanshira Kasama and artist Hikaru Uesugi both have teamed up with Marvel Comics to release a new Deadpool manga series.
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