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Instead, he starts cutting off chunks of his own body and feeding them to the ailing Angel. At first, Angel is too weak to refuse, but at some point, he begins asking Deadpool what exactly he’s eating, and Deadpool refuses to come clean. His daughter Ellie had been revealed in “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”, but it wasn’t until later that Deadpool met her and realized just how badly he’d screwed up in abandoning her mother. The storyline that most closely matches Deadpool 2’s comes from “The Final Execution” storyline in Uncanny X-Force. What makes it so heartbreaking is not only the fact that a fan-favorite character dies, but also the fact that Deadpool is so broken as a person that when a hero he admires shows him some respect and attention, he’s blinded to any possibility that the deed he’s been tasked with could have ulterior motives. Deadpool is left alone with teammate Angel, who is played by Ben Foster in X-Men: The Last Stand and Ben Hardy in X-Men: Apocalypse.

Agent Preston manages to pull it off, hiring Deadpool to do the dirty work, but her life is taken tragically just before Deadpool’s final battle with zombie George Washington. Poor Agent Preston. She was saddled with a terrible assignment in the “Dead Presidents” arc of Deadpool: find a way to re-destroy zombified Presidents of the United States while protecting S.H.I.E.L.D. from a PR fiasco that would surely result. The Marvel universe as a whole should be thankful for Deadpool’s sense of humor and general geniality.He eventually finds out that the sinister Mr. Butler, who is the former employee of the Weapon Plus program, never stopped keeping tabs on him, and only let him go “free range,” observing him and abducting him regularly to harvest tissue. They end up defeating a villain known as The White Man, who uses a magical cane to turn people into stone (because the 1970s). In the maxi-series Deadpool: The Merc With A Mouth, Deadpool is contracted by the organization A.I.M. to steal the head of a zombified version of Deadpool from an alternate dimension. Not only does the voice in his head protest that this is a new low even for him, but he also raids their fridge for beer afterwards.

The Star Wars prequels have their defenders, and the legacy of the prequels has been partially redeemed by TV series like Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars: Rebels. Angel is himself a former Horseman of Apocalypse, having served under the super-powerful mutant in the '90s as “Archangel.” However, he’s also a brutal assassin, a one-man engine of destruction who could (and has) visit swift destruction on his enemies and friends. Deadpool 2 captures this strange interplay perfectly, but even the movie version of Deadpool can’t hold a candle to some of the more heinous and violent exploits of the comics version.Why Deadpool? He and every version of himself were immune to The Awareness on account of all of their minds being, you know, a little bit off. In “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”, Deadpool is trying to lie low, thinking that Weapon Plus, the program that cured his cancer and gave him his healing powers, is stalking him and potentially abducting him for experiments.

There’s a Deadpool for every dimension, and a surprising amount of variety and differences between them.Nevertheless, it’s hard to find a fan who thinks that defending Star Wars’ honor worth hurting others over, even the dedicated fans who wail that George Lucas ruined their childhood. Tell that to Deadpool, who apparently thinks that Star Wars is serious business. He makes it his mission to end the lives of every hero and villain in existence both out of mercy and tremendous rage. Desperate times call for desperate measures, but even then the depths to which Deadpool will sink shatter the boundaries of good taste. Deadpool’s best stories come when he empathizes with a character who’s not so different, a character who’s been through trauma or heartbreak that Wade Wilson can relate to. He then attempts to connect with or help said character. In the lead-up to “The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly”, Deadpool stars in a tale taking place in the 1970s where he forces himself into a team-up with Luke Cage and Iron Fist.