deadpool (fictional character)

Deadpool faces reanimated dead presidents, a demon from his past, and Daredevil.

"Everybody loves Deadpool, right? Somebody ought to tell the Avengers! Can the Merc with a Mouth fast-talk his way out of a confrontation with Earth's Mightiest Heroes? At least Spider-Man can see Wade Wilson's appeal--until a day in the life of Deadpool shows him a little something about power and irresponsibility. Wolverine's keen to teach Spidey a lesson too, when he finds out the webhead is following him--and he is one tutor who makes sure you get the point! And what was Wolvie up to just before he first tangled with the Hulk?"--Back cover.

"Deadpool has been through a lot recently, and he needs to relax. Sounds like it's time for a good, old fashioned, simple merc job. Yes sir, Deadpool in the Middle East...should be nice and uncomplicated, right? Right? No, wrong! And when Deadpool clashes with Russian super-agent Omega Red, this time it's personal! Well, for one of them. Sort of. We'll explain. But how does Deadpool's latest misadventure, and one final fan-favorite flashback tale, lead to the most shocking event of all?"--OCLC.

This book is about dogs. Dogs that turn into big nasty monsters. And then Deadpool has to kill 'em. Thing is, he likes killing people--the ones that deserve it, anyway--but he won't kill dogs. No way. So that's what we call a character dilemma....

Collects "Cable & Deadpool" volumes one through eighteen, in which the two mutants must rely on one another and their deadly genetic weaponry to fight danger.

Wade Wilson, aka Deadpool, at long last finds a way to die in the form of a serum that disables his healing factor, but the knowledge that he can die gives him a newfound joy in living, which leads him into trouble with crime bosses, supervillains, other mercenaries, and even a monkey packing a pair of Berettas.

Wade Wilson, aka the Deadpool, heads into space to take on the galactic assassin Macho Gomez and the Immense Id the Selfish Moon, while back on Earth, his old partners in crime all want a piece of him. He takes on the Hulk, hoping to die, and is locked up in an insane asylum, but his greatest foe turns out to be a version of himself that is composed of his discarded body parts.

Wade Wilson, aka the assassin Deadpool, takes a swing at being a hero--joining the X-Men, teaming up with Captain America and Spider-Man, and any other "do-gooding" he can get into. But not every superhero is eager to have the "Merc with a Mouth" at their side and, for that matter, not every superhero he fights beside is actually who he or she appears to be.

Wade Wilson, aka Deadpool, has everyone guessing which side he is on when a Skrull invasion force lands on Earth, then he deploys his bloodthirsty black-ops team of assassins the Thunderbolts, and battles Wolverine.

A collection of comics in which Deadpool tries to kill everyone and everything in the Marvel universe.