Deadpool and Cable's partnership is one for the ages. As Deadpool 2 did a decent job portraying, Wade Wilson's off-the-wall antics and Nathan Summers' no-nonsense military precision make them ...

Cable’s first full appearance kicked off the decade with one of what is now among the most iconic ’90s comic covers of all time—one that’s still being homaged to this day, and is itself an ...

Cable makes his first big appearance in Deadpool 2, and you might be wondering how Rob Liefeld’s most famous X-Men character wound up with such a complicated backstory.

Marvel Comics has provided ComicBook.com with a first look at Cable #1, which goes on sale on January 17th (the final order cutoff date is today).ComicBook.com also had the opportunity to ask a ...

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Cable #4 Preview: Cable's Impossible Choice. In Cable #4, the world faces doom, and our hero must pick from terrible options. Betrayal, chaos, and a finale you mustn't miss!

Deadpool 2 is looking to finally bring Cable from the pages of Marvel comics to the big screen. But there’s one daunting aspect of that—how do you explain. Skip to content Search .

Cable travels through time to save Avery Ryder from the Techno-Organic virus in Cable: Love and Chrome #4, in stores Wednesday from Marvel Comics.

‘Deadpool 2’ Is Truer to the Comics Than Fans May Realize. Josh Brolin's Cable has a far simpler backstory than in the Marvel comics, but that's how the character's creators intended it.

Cable actually shows up in Marvel comics in 1990, a year before Deadpool. The two are at odds when they finally meet, with bounty hunter Wade Wilson attempting to capture Cable.

Cable is heading back to the future in a new limited series from Marvel Comics which focuses on Cable's Techno-Organic virus, and what happens when Cable meets someone else who has the same ...