It feels like just yesterday we saw Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool sipping some eggnog and announcing the 12 Days of Deadpool, which would end on Christmas Day with a brand new trailer for the movie.

Well, it’s already Christmas Eve, and lots of goodies have been released in the past eleven days, including videos, posters, GIFs and images, Deadpool’s gift wish list, a page from the script, and more. Today is Deadpool’s Trailer Eve, a tease of the full trailer that will be released tomorrow.

If you missed some or all of the 12 Days of Deadpool releases, you can find all of these treats below, and be sure to visit again tomorrow for the new trailer.

Deadpool just loves himself a holiday. For Halloween we saw him hanging out with and being a role model for children, and with Christmas just around the corner he’s naturally in a jolly, giving sort of mood. Because Deadpool is a jolly and giving sort of guy. He just is; there’s no need to question it.

To celebrate the holidays, the Merc with a Mouth is sharing with the world the 12 Days of Deadpool. Each day starting with today will bring with it a special new treat related to the upcoming movie, ending on Christmas Day with the best gift of all: a brand new trailer.

You can check out the first video released to kick off the 12 Days of Deadpool below.

After scoring Mad Max: Fury Road, which is considered one of best action films of the summer, maybe even the decade, Junkie XL has found a new project that will surely give everyone an adrenaline rush.

The composer recently confirmed that he would be scoring Deadpool starring Ryan Reynolds as the title character aka the Merc with a Mouth. Check out the confirmation below.

The first trailer for Deadpool starring Ryan Reynolds as the title character, was released earlier this week to much fanfare. As exciting as a Deadpool sounds, we are still a long ways a way from seeing the actual film. We got a small hint at the character’s motivation through the trailer, and some of interesting tidbits from the panel at Comic-Con, but nothing really substantial. There were questions like: Why is Colossus the only X-Men in the film? Who is the bad guy? And for some, why were some of the footage from the Comic-Con trailer omitted in this one?

Now director Tim Miller is providing some answers to those questions in an all new commentary on the trailer, which you can check out below.

The Deadpool trailer has finally arrived. For some, it’s been too long of a wait, especially since the character was completely wasted in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. But 11 years later, dedicated fans, and a certain someone who leaked the video, convinced Fox that a Deadpool that was true to the source material was worth it. “One year ago, it was some asshole who released the footage onto the internet,” said Ryan Reynolds. The actor couldn’t even believe that 20th Century Fox would let him make a R-rated superhero movie.

So, after waiting for nearly three weeks since the footage was shown at SDCC, we can finally show you the Deadpool trailer in HD. Hopefully you are wearing your brown pants. Check it out below — both the R-rated red-band version and all-ages green band version.