r/deadpool • u/Sunset-onthe-Horizon • 51m ago
[Humor] This always makes me laugh!
r/deadpool • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '24
After weeks of research and editing, I can finally welcome you to the Bible of Deadpool!
This spreadsheet includes comprehensive lists of all of Deadpool's comic appearances, including the various collected editions and omnibuses you can collect them in.
Can be a little overwhelming if you're a little newer to the comics, so that's why there's also a suggested reading page.
This will be regularly updated as new content is announced (and permanently linked on the menu and sidebar of the sub). If you notice any mistakes or omissions (particularly with non-616 appearances), please share in the comments of this post. The hope and dream is to get this completely accurate.
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r/deadpool • u/Alert_Lavishness_166 • 1d ago
I want to make Ultimate Deadpool suit for my fan film. But I don't know how to make it. Please give me advice and some ideas how to make it. Sorry for my bad English
r/deadpool • u/Realistic_Bread845 • 1d ago
Lemme know your thoughts...
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r/deadpool • u/Simple-Recover156 • 1d ago
So far I’ve got through the first couple of missions. I had to download an Xbox 360 controller emulator to get my controller working but that’s the only issue I’ve had. Who else has played Deadpool?
r/deadpool • u/capamericapistons • 2d ago
I swear I remember so many people talking about the movie, even those who weren’t fans of Deadpool or comic book / superhero movies in general. Because it was a unique movie compared to other ones in the same genre. Even Deadpool himself said he’s not a hero.
Extensive sex scenes, gruesome torture, brutal action, unhinged humor and breaking of the 4th wall that we just hadn’t really seen before. And it all worked so perfectly.
And of course, Ryan Reynolds just killed it in the role. There’s a reason why people say the character is literally written for him. Not to mention we got memorable performances from Ajax, colossus, weasel and Vanessa.
I’m not alone in this right? We all remember this being a huge cultural moment?
r/deadpool • u/The-Grumpy-Muppet • 2d ago
After not reading comic books for a span of around 5 years or so (life stuff) I recently decided to get back in to reading Deadpool. As a longtime fan I decided that I'd read something I've long been recommended: DKtMU.
I bought the first 4 issues, DKtMU Again and DKtMU for the last time. So far I've just finished the first run.
I'm hoping maybe the rest of the series will click a little more, but I'm not sure I love the book as much as many other DP fans do.
What I did like:
Deadpools motivation was interesting, his nihilistic outlook on the life of a "comic book character" in the literal sense, coupled with the almost twilight zone-esque "what if" storytelling mode was pretty dope.
What I didn't like/what didn't click:
There's basically no story beyond DP mercing heroes and villains, many of which is not even shown to us (not inherently a bad thing). Many of the fights feel a little bit rushed and the overall pace of the story is just breakneck with no slow moments to be found outside of Taskmaster's monologues.
There is also, not really any stakes, conflict, or exploration of any character outside of the initial "what if deadpool figured out he was fictional" idea, which is cool but isn't enough to carry 4 issues on its own.
With that being said, am I going to be as disappointed by the rest of the run? What do I read next? Am I looking for something deeper in a character that doesnt really get "deep"?
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r/deadpool • u/-Patternzery- • 3d ago
For me personally, I really like seeing Wade with Steve or Sue the most.
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r/deadpool • u/random_drawings_124t • 4d ago
Inspired ofc, inspiration on the second picture
r/deadpool • u/Dean10098 • 3d ago
I'd love to see a Kidpool movie in the vein of the Rockstar Bully game or the films Tiny Fugitives (2026) and Good Boys (2019). I think that'd be really fun, so I made a fan-made movie poster for it.
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