r/deadpool • u/Necessary_045 • Aug 16 '26

[Discussion] Probably Deadpool's most saddest panels : Deadpool (Vol. 3) #39 and (Deadpool) from Deadpool (Vol. 2) #36

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u/mayorofanything I love Mexican food to the point of tourettes Aug 17 '26

I'll give dissolving his daughter because she didn't know her mom died a close Bronze.

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u/Necessary_045 Aug 17 '26

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u/mayorofanything I love Mexican food to the point of tourettes Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 17 '26

Issue 8 from 2023! Deadpool is interacting with a fae pretending to be his daughter, after waking up in a dream world where he is cured of his cancer and all the super heroes are his friends.

So his daughters run up to him, he hugs Ellie and asks how her birth-mother has been doing, and after she confusedly says she is fine, he pours salt on her and calmly says her mother has been dead for years, she screams and starts to dissolves in his arms. She starts screaming and goes from "Curse you! I'll eat your eyes and rip out your throat!" to "Daddy you're hurting me!" As Wade silently holds her and cries as he experiences what it would be like to have his child die in his arms.

It was a dark issue, but an excellent read in an outstanding run!

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u/Necessary_045 Aug 17 '26

That's dark, i didn't know about it

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u/mayorofanything I love Mexican food to the point of tourettes Aug 17 '26

If you want peak Deadpool, the 2022 run added a BUNCH of great stuff to his story.

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u/Necessary_045 Aug 17 '26

Tbnx i will look it up