Deadpool Kills The Marvel Universe (Deadpool (Unnumbered))

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Trigger Phrase: In Again, Deadpool slips into a delusional state and commits his murders whenever he hears the phrase "Tirelessly, I pondered, what daydreams a carcinogenic piranha might revere" due to the Red Skull's brainwashing. 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. The storyline provides commentary on the nature of comic book storytelling and the relationship between fictional characters and their readers. It also explores the idea of free will and the psychological toll that being a superhero can take on an individual, particularly someone like Deadpool, who is already mentally unstable. 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] Similarly, Taskmaster briefly freaks out when his powers let him figure out Deadpool's plan. Briefly because he's killed immediately afterward.

Simpson, Ian M. (February 16, 2016). "This Story Proves That Ryan Reynolds Was Born To Play Deadpool". moviepilot.com. Archived from the original on February 19, 2016 . Retrieved February 23, 2016. First Moon Knight, then later all of the assembled heroes have this reaction upon finding out about the villains' plan to merge Deadpool with Ultron. The latter especially, since they only find out when Deadpool-Ultron confronts them. Whiting, Russ (March 28, 2013). "Is It Good? Deadpool Killustrated #3 Review". Adventures in Poor Taste . Retrieved July 6, 2013. Bottom: Reynolds as Wade Wilson / Deadpool in a promotional image for Deadpool (2016). Comics writer Gerry Duggan and Deadpool film co-writer Rhett Reese autographing a Funko Pop figure of the character during a signing for Deadpool #300 at Midtown Comics in Manhattan, a week before the release of Deadpool 2.

The Taskmaster in Again thinks that what the villains did to Deadpool was horrible, and ultimately refuses to fight him when he arrives to kill the Red Skull. Ferme, Antonio (July 13, 2021). "Deadpool Crosses Over With MCU in Fourth-Wall Shattering Ad for 'Free Guy' ". Variety . Retrieved June 22, 2023.

Before screenings of Logan in U.S. territories, a short film teasing Deadpool 2 that was later titled Deadpool: No Good Deed and released online, was shown. [148] [149] The film incarnation of Deadpool appears in the short film "How Deadpool Spent Halloween", portrayed again by Ryan Reynolds. [207]

In 2019, ComicBook.com ranked Deadpool 30th in their "50 Most Important Superheroes Ever" list. [130] Richards, Dave (November 3, 2009). "Gischler's Crisis of Infinite Deadpools". Comic Book Resources . Retrieved May 26, 2010. Beveridge, Chris (September 24, 2014). "Deadpool Appears In 'Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers' Anime". The Fandom Post . Retrieved September 24, 2014. While fighting Gwenpool, Deadpool hallucinates that the two are fighting in a museum filled with statues of several of the various Deadpools from Deadpool Kills Deadpool, including Headpool, Dogpool, and Pandapool. Yes, it happened in comic books. Deadpool single-handedly killed the entire Marvel Universe - or at least ONE entire Marvel Universe, and a popular Marvel character spent the story trying to stop him.