Deadpool Kills Deadpool

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Several alternate incarnations of Deadpool are introduced in the series Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth. Attempting to return Headpool to the Marvel Zombies universe, Deadpool encounters multiple versions of himself as they exist in other universes, including a female version of himself named Lady Deadpool, Major Wade Wilson, a militant but sane version of Deadpool, and The Deadpool Kid ( KidPool), a cowboy version of Deadpool who exists within a universe resembling the Wild West. [108] Deadpool Pulp Deadpool Corps: Preceded by the 5-issue Prelude to Deadpool Corps in May 2010. June 2010 to May 2011, issues #1-12. Featuring distaff counterpart Lady Deadpool, Headpool, Kidpool, and Dogpool in an all-Deadpool team to save the multiverse. Deal with the Devil: Via Retcon, Deadpool is contracted by a demon named Vetis, who wanted to overthrow Mephisto, to "get Iron Man drunk", with the promise of a laser disc factory in return. However, Deadpool invokes Exact Words when he finds Tony Stark so drunk it wasn't funny — he steals the Iron Man armor and gets himself plastered. The demon's not happy with this and neither is Mephisto when he gets word of what the demon was doing. Also, Deadpool never received his laser disc factory.

Cyclops - Head encased in an indestructible bubble in a trap set by Dreadpool, accidentally blew up his own head with his laser vision. Due to the Marvel Legacy renumbering, Marvel's tendency to cancel then relaunch books with the same title, and retroactively regarding the first two miniseries as first two Deadpool volumes, there is considerable disagreement between the publisher, collectors, and fans about identifying the various Deadpool-named comics by volume number, year of release, Marvel Legacy renumbering, or something else. Further confusion comes from the comic industry tradition of using actual publication dates versus the cover dates. Using a device he stole from Reed Richards, he used it to take down Uatu the Watcher. Before killing him, he demanded to know whom Uatu was narrating for. Uatu refused to reveal the truth and, before killing him, Deadpool vowed to make the world burn. [2] He proceeded to kill several heroes and villains, like Doctor Doom and Spider-Man, before taking on the Avengers. Brought Down to Normal: After Evil Deadpool was killed with a experimental serum that removed his healing factor, Deadpool works throughout the next arc to get his hands on this cure so that he can die permanentaly. After manipulating both X-Force and Tombstone, he finally gets his wish, with the added benifit of it curing his cancer, healing his body of tumors, and regrows his hair. The unintended side-effects of the cure causes Deadpool to rethink dying, but the cure turns out to be temporary.Mrs. Deadpool and the Howling Commandos: August to November 2015, 4 issues, tie-in to Secret Wars (2015). In issue #6, Blind Al prays and says things with her and the Lord have been strained "since that whole Vatican incident," and asks for a sign. She gets one by throwing a basketball behind her head, missing the basket, but hearing a kid holler when it lands on their head ("Thanks for the squat, big guy"). What was the Vatican incident? He starts with Reed Richards and the Fantastic Four, wiping them out entirely. Then he moves on to Uatu the Watcher, the supposedly non-interfering cosmic observer who watches and records the entire timeline of the Marvel Universe, who he also murders - but not before Uatu refuses to tell him on whose behalf he is observing the timeline. Deadpool volume 5 aka volume 7. Relaunched from Despicable Deadpool and dropped the Marvel Legacy renumbering: August 2018 to September 2019, issues #1-15. Writer Skottie Young.

Heel–Face Turn: Magneto in Again eventually becomes guilt-ridden over allying himself with the Red Skull and helping to kill all of the heroes. He leaves their alliance and provides Deadpool with the location of the Skull's headquarters.Gory Discretion Shot: In Again, Deadpool constantly slips into delusions whenever he's committing his murders due to his brainwashing, so the reader doesn't always see the worst of his actions. Probably the best example is when a Vemon-merged Deadpool cuts to an Imagine Spot right before he devours Spider-Man's head. Forgot About His Powers: Deadpool would never have been able to kill Spider-Man the way he did, if the writers hadn't forgotten that the Spider-Sense exists and would have alerted Spidey to Dreadpool attempting to shoot him at point blank before the gun could even be moved into position and allowed him to act. note And since the "writers" show up in the comic (near the end), there's even someone to blame 'in-story' for forgetting. Ignorance Is Bliss: At the end of the series, Deadpool decides the best thing to do after ruining his reputation as an Avenger and alienating himself from everyone he knows is to wipe away all his memories of from since the beginning of Duggan's run with Butler's amnesia drugs.

Chest Burster: In issue #30, Deadpool is implanted with a Brood egg. Instead of turning into a Brood like what usually happens, because of Deadpool healing factor, a small Brood burst out of his body. Deadpool subsequently named it "Deadpal", giving it a mini Deadpool mask and everything. Eventually though, after killing alot of aliens, Deadpool cut it off his body after starting to care about it. Deadpool fulfills a childhood dream by wearing raw meat as body armor and senselessly beating a super villain dressed like a superhero (Bullseye posing as Hawkeye) with a giant ham. Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory: The Wasp, who'd been sleeping with Deadpool, is so disgusted by his scarred body after he sacrifices his restored visage to save everyone that she wishes for everyone's memories of Deadpool's role in what happened to be erased — resulting in everyone except for Deadpool remembering the events how they occurred in the original Secret Wars. The crusade to oblierate existence has begun... And Deadpool is the progenitor of all things! — A Watcher Appearing in 1st storyMeanwhile, Taskmaster found the dead remains of Doctor Strange and Wong and realized that Deadpool meant to find and destroy the Nexus of All Realities. In Again, even the Mad Thinker thinks that it's mad to merge Deadpool with Ultron. Not that it stops him from going through with it, mind you. Straw Nihilist: Dreadpool's entire motive is that freedom from the horror of being a comic book character is enough to justify everything.

Arrow Catch: In Again, Deadpool-Ultron easily catches one of Kate Bishop's arrows, then proceeds to stab Cable with it. Unfortunately for Cable, it was an exploding arrow. The story starts with a narration of Uatu the Watcher talking about the Marvels that surrounded this world, and how now every single Marvel is meeting its inevitable end.

Priest's run

Not Me This Time: After killing the original five X-Men in Again, Deadpool muses that all of the other X-Men are already dead, but weren't killed by him. Deadpool volume 6 aka volume 8. Relaunched from Deadpool vol. 5 after a 3-month replacement with Absolute Carnage vs. Deadpool: Began November 2019 with issue #1 post- Absolute Carnage tie-in. Writer Kelly Thompson. In Again, this ends up happening to Peter Parker, Miles Morales, and Drax the Destroyer. Deadpool also does it to the Red Skull at the end. Maybe. Deadpool wandered the mansion, inspecting his work, among those killed are Magneto by trapping him in jellified acid and trapping Kitty Pryde in a cube that she could never faze out of, when he was suddenly confronted by Wolverine, whom he believed to have killed together with the other Avengers. Wolverine found Arcade weeping and he revealed that Deadpool had been forcing him to build contraptions for him. Wolverine found the room where his son Daken and adopted daughter/clone X-23 had been incapacitated by Deadpool, who accomplished this by tying them up and setting flamethrowers to incinerate them as soon as they regenerated. Wolverine flew into a rage but was unable to stop Deadpool, who decapitated him. [4]