Deadpool & Thanos battle over Lady Death’s affection in one of Marvel’s wildest love triangles, mixing cosmic jealousy with chaotic humor.

The greatest, saddest, and all-around weirdest love story ever told took place in the pages of Marvel Comics, and it involves three of the unlikeliest candidates around: Thanos, Deadpool, and Death.

MCU's Rio Vidal, aka Lady Death, explained The character first appeared in Marvel Comics’s Captain Marvel #26 in 1973. Her name reflects her personality, which means the embodiment of death.

Thanos and King Thanos must now battle for the hand of Lady Death. She will only take one lover, and the groom can only be decided with blood. Is it a good read?

There have now been several teases of Lady Death appearing in the MCU, which is exciting given the powerful being's rich Marvel Comics history.

The first and longest of these tales has Deadpool getting back together with an old flame, Lady Death. But as you may expect, courting Death is no simple task.

While the concept of death is very much a part of the MCU and arguably the driving force that sparks Endgame into motion, Marvel Comics’ Lady Death has yet to show her face, and there’s a ...

Marvel Comics has revealed the first details of the Deadpool vs Thanos miniseries. Writer Tim Seeley and artist Elmo Bondoc have been announced as the creative team for the comic, which pairs the ...

Deadpool has become one of the most popular characters in Marvel over the last thirty years, and has forged relationships ...

Marvel could already be testing the Disney waters for Deadpool’s entry into the MCU with the PG-13 cut of Deadpool 2, this December’s The Deadpool Before Christmas.

However, that can't stop the cast of Deadpool from wondering if their characters would have survived Thanos' famous snap that destroyed half of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

MCU’s Rio Vidal, aka Lady Death, explained The character first appeared in Marvel Comics’s Captain Marvel #26 in 1973. Her name reflects her personality, which means the embodiment of death.