I am a currently in czech reapublic and I was walking around in one of the cities when I came accross the house where mother gave away old things of her son for free.

And there i found this hidden gem, such a win.

On top of this I never heard of this story and for me it was something absolutely new. And i like it a lot, the amount of characters and pop cultural mobsters in this plot, so fun.

House is messy due to depression and renovating

Okay so I could be reaching with this one but I was watching fate of the furious and I realized they had a prison break scene involving two people playing dubstep and then in Deadpool 2 is having an identical prison break scene with the dubstep joke

I read the Joe Kelly run; it was a good story that added a lot of depth to Deadpool and gave him a solid supporting cast. However, there was so much dialogue and joking—and so little action—that you could barely even see the action when it did happen, because of all the talking. Is there a run that strikes a better balance? And please, not one by Daniel Way—I can’t stand his work.

people hate the last ark of jeo kelly run?

Saw this at the mall today

I mean they did say Cable was gonna stay in Deadpool’s timeline and make sure the world didn’t go to shit, why not show us him stopping the world from going to shit? He’s also a cool character with some cool lore. PLEASE I want this

Okay, hear me out. Cancer is basically the uncontrolled growth and division of cells, right? So what if Deadpool’s healing factor works by using that rapid cell division to regenerate his body? When he gets injured, his cells divide and grow rapidly to repair the damage, which would explain how he can heal from injuries that should normally be fatal. My theory is that the experiments done on him changed how his cancerous cells function, allowing that uncontrolled growth to become something that actually helps repair his body instead of just destroying it. Basically, what if his cancer and his healing factor are connected, and the experiments made his cancerous cells work in a way that allows him to regenerate? I know cancer and normal tissue regeneration aren’t the same thing in real life, but I’m talking about the fictional biology behind Deadpool’s powers across the comics and other Marvel content. What do you guys think?

In Deadpool 3 the plot was that since the original version of Logan died in the future 2029, which cause Deadpool’s universe to slowly die out and in order to fix this Wade had to bring in another Wolverine from another universe in order to correct the issue.

So my question is since Deadpool 3 is set 5 years before the event of Logan (2017), wouldn’t that mean that the Logan that supposedly died is technically still alive in 2024 and the Wolverine in the other universe came to this universe, wouldn’t that mean there’s technically both in the same universe or am I missing something?

If it's yes how can I download 🙏

catch me faking multiple medical emergencies just to get a whiff of her perfume

You know that would be his dealer plate.

From Wolverine 1998 #155

My Headpool was finished yesterday. I meant to post last night but I was tired.

From marvel rivals!

The original plan was to introduce that abomination we've seen in X-Men Origins and then for it to become more like Deadpool we know and I wonder, just how much they would do with him.

So, he would definitely have a mouth as we've seen in the post credit scene and he would probably get his red suit sooner or later, the katanas would probably stay as his arm blades and heck he would probably get an ability to shoot them out of his arms just because it's cool or something and of course instead of being a merc with a mouth he would more likely be more of an edgy, silent, cold blooded killer.

There was also a scrapped concept of a mechanical mask that would heal him and restore Wade's look as far as I know and they could potentially use that.

The biggest question is, would he stay as a villain or would he be a hero, I think that since Striker doesn't control him anymore, he would slowly turn into a hero or rather an anti-hero. Still probably no cancer though.

How does he perceive the movie being filmed, especially around the cast and crew? This might sound like a ridiculous question, but im kind of curious now