It’s was Fox’s turn to take the Hall H stage at San Diego Comic-Con 2015 Saturday night, and they brought their superhero big guns with them for the event in the form of X-Men: Apocalypse, Fantastic Four reboot, and the Merc with a Mouth himself, Deadpool.

It was the latter that really got the crowd going bonkers, perhaps even eliciting the biggest response of the entire convention when a brutally violent and funny—as it should be—preview of the movie was shown. The trailer got a standing ovation followed by a “one more time!” chant forcing them to play it a second time.

“It’s only been 11 years in the making,” said star Ryan Reynolds, who was on hand for the event. “One year ago, it was some asshole who released the footage onto the internet.” And here we are.

Continue reading for more from Reynolds and more cast, as well as a description of the trailer shown.

20th Century Fox is scheduled to have a panel in Hall H this Saturday at San Diego Comic-Con, but so far they’ve yet to reveal which properties they’ll be promoting. But, it’s obvious that will be bringing the thunder with Deadpool, their upcoming film which sees Ryan Reynolds reprising his role as the Merc With A Mouth from FOX’s X-Men film universe.

Reynolds has stated previously that he’d be at SDCC this year, but looks like Deadpool needs a lift to the Con. The actor posted a photo today to this Twitter account of a sombrero- and poncho-wearing Deadpool thumbing for a ride, while holding a sign that reads “Comic-Con Por Favor.” Accompanying the photo is the caption: “Hey #SDCC, Thank you for being a friend…”

Check out the post and photo here below.

Ryan Reynolds‘ Deadpool will sever ties with the soft and tame version of the character we saw in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, by giving a real unfiltered representation of the character, in an all new film appropriately titled Deadpool. Though there has yet to be a confirmation, Deadpool is expected to have a panel at Comic-Con. This only make sense since Bryan Singer says he will stop by to reveal some footage of X-Men: Apocalypse. But just in case there isn’t a panel, Fox has released a brand new image revealing the title character giving some drivers major headaches, by causing a little traffic. Reynolds also reveals the intimate thing he wants to do with the person who leaked the Deadpool test footage.

Read his comments as well as check out the new image below.

Today is a day filled around the web with all kinds of April Fool’s Day articles, and it is also the perfect time for FOX to address Deadpool‘s rating controversy. There was some worry that the character, who has been known to shoot his mouth off with all sorts of vulgar statements, might have to be toned down for a more family-friendly PG-13 rating. This wouldn’t sit well with fans, as not even Deadpool himself would settle for something as mundane as a PG-13 rating.

Now a new video interview between film star Ryan Reynolds and Extra‘s Mario Lopez hopes to calm some of those fears down with some answers and a few laughs. Hit the jump to check it out.

When we get to see a superhero suit for the first time, normally studios send a standard photo of the title hero in a heroic pose. So after years of waiting, we are finally getting a proper Deadpool film – especially after the character was completely wasted in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, but there’s no heroic pose in sight this time.

The first image of the Merc with a Mouth has appeared online and it’s set up is classic Deadpool style. Production has already begun on the film, with Fox scheduling Deadpool for a February 2016 release. And Ryan Reynolds, who will reprise his character, has been generous to share the experience with his followers on social media. So hit the jump to check out the first photo of Reynolds as Deadpool in full costume.