Damnnn... at first I thought that Deadpool wanted the girl to jump of Parker Industries building to make Peter uncomfortably with someone commiting suicside in his building but it makes so much more sense. A sneaky but sensible trick befitting Deadpool.
He wasn't being a hero. he was just there reaching out and lending a hand. He even admitted not being able to help, but just talking and and supporting can be as helpful as trying to be a hero
A "hero" would've swept her off her feet and gotten her to safety before giving her a standardized speech about the beauty of life. Deadpool just talked with her and actually brought her to the help she needed.
Naw, anyone can be a hero. Good or bad. Deadpool definitely did a good thing. Nothing more nothing less. Thus is why he is called a " anti hero" for a reason.
The dude who probably would have committed suicide multiple times in his life, but can’t as he is literally immortal, talking someone out of committing suicide. Love this so much.
@@radicalvibe2827 you never get better you just accept that in the long run you are going to die so what’s a couple more years in this hellhole at least the food is good
"Parker industries is just down the road." We all know if she left, Deadpool would have let Parker know what was going on while following her to make sure she didnt do anything stupid before someone who could actually help her got there. But we got a... Wholesome story instead. Deadpool, Chaotic good.
... I-isn't Deadpool a Mutant? 😳 Oof... "Maybe" Deadpool is jealous of humans? Not Physically or Mentally or Emotionally... But Its hard to believe Spiritually💀
@@gewuerzwanze5627 I'm not all that into Deadpool but, from what I understand, it's more like "good people need to stay alive to make the world a better place".
I love the message of this comic. I doesn't take the easy way out, by having the hero talk the person back to feeling better. Deadpool just distracts her and takes her to a safe place. He has the wisdom to know that he can't help her.
I love what he says to her before they go see Hamilton. "I'm sure a real hero would have something profound to say to you to make you feel better instantly, but... I'm all you got." That right there paired with how he helps her by taking her to the hospital is what makes Wade a true hero. A real isn't someone who can say or do something, and that'll make everything okay. A real hero is someone who knows how to be powerless and still makes a difference in someone's life.
@nappyk96 true, and he even does something that Superman doesn't. Wade knows that just talking to a suicidal person is the bare minimum. They need real help.
The entire comic was made with the intention of spreading awareness. The actual comic has the hotline number in the back. I think, havn't seen the physical book in a while.
Reinert Zerker you’re fuckin clueless LMAO you think depression is dealt with by therapists and doctors simply prescribing medicine?? do some research on therapy and then make a statement on it
Some are just bob or you or you’re everyone can be a hero even if you don’t see it yet let’s make you have the job of asking people if they need help or volunteering at a place like a orfinig
“You just need a little help. And I am *not* the guy to help you.” He really didn’t have to call me out on choosing to read comics & get overly attached to characters rather than asking my parents about therapy
GingerZombie29 this holds true in so many situations. Any time you meet a survivor of trauma or someone who has lost a loved one, and you haven't experienced the same thing, it is the best course of action to admit that you don't understand what they're going through, but they have your sympathy and support. The words "I feel your pain." Should only be spoken when you really have felt that pain.
I genuinely love how Deadpool asks "If you're determined that this is gonna be your last night on Earth, what do you want to do?" He wanted to give her the time of her life in case she didn't end up changing her mind about killing herself I love it
He's also a three dimensional character that isn't just a walking meme machine. Sure, he should be comedic in some way, but Wade is an actual person that feels other emotions. Unlike the the video game...
uhhh, no, that's most definitely the mixup there. Sociopaths don't understand emotions and empathy and the like, it's just something that doesn't click in them. They understand what it looks like, but not what it feels like. Psychopaths are those who are prone to violent or generally more outwards bursts of extreme emotion.
remember kids Psychopath has to do with psychology ie how the brain works (they can feel emotions) where as Sociopath is Social ie how you are raised where you are raised so on and so on these people feel emotions just mostly bad ones like anger rage hate and they rarely feel empathy of any kind
@@TheNamesArif yes. If you are smart, you would make the right choice. Instead of helping the person, you KNOW you aren’t good in that kind of stuff, you need a specialist to help them with that. You aren’t a specialist, and realizing the real solution in the end makes you the smart one.
Deadpool: **looks att reader** hey! you saw nothing! i know you wanna make fun of me, but lets just pretend there was a wholesome montage of preventing that woman's / man's suicide! instead of, well... this. Deadpool: you got it? **the next 3 pages are just the same shot, but they are pointing up and down, almost like its nodding** Deadpool: _good._
@@Riverstyx13 that counts as being helpful. To making sure she's being taken care of by competent professionals. Depresion is not somthing a peptalk can fix. Deadpool knows that
@@vermin5367 Ah, sure, my bad Sorry, I'm just so used to people throwing the term around until it loses all it's meaning And oh! I've only known the male ones to be referred to as "Garry Stu's". Never heard the Marty one before. Sorry if I came on too strong.
Deadpool talks very poorly of himself throughout the comics, but he's a much better person than he believes. He cared enough to try and get her help, and he didn't force her to go in either. As a person who has been in and out of the hospital numerous times due to failed attempts, this comic really hit home for me. It's nice to see my favorite antihero care about someone like me, even just a little bit.
I feel ya, the first time I saw this comic I remembered it by heart, it's nice to know that someone is looking out for you, even if it's in another universe I really hope you're better and not dead
@@keeganlafferty1395 , it’s more like anti-villains are considered villains despite them occasionally doing good things like Catwoman because anti-heroes are just heroes that goes against heroes ideals like killing criminals.
I love how deadpool tries so many things to help her before realizing he isn't the one to do it. He tries and fails instantly at the whole, superhero style of this thing. Then tells her to go to Parker industries because he knows his best buddy would jump out and catch her mid-air. Then tries to cheer her up with Hamilton. And finally realizes that not every problem can be solved by a superhero, just a person with good intentions.
Commanderclown8 i think he knew all along he wasn’t the person to help. He just tried to cheer her up, like you said, but he knew he couldn’t do it alone so he took her to the hospital, where actual professionals could help her. I think he just tried to get her to realize that there’s more things to enjoy in life than she knew.
Deadpool may be insane, but seeing this, seeing him go out of his way to buy the girl some more time, to get her help... It shows that even then, he still has humanity, and a heart.
Deadpool is most definitely not insane, not in my eyes at least. There's been many times where it's shown he does have a soft spot to help people. Especially children. Like Deadpool says in the movie: "I'm just a bad guy who kills even badder guys." He knows what he's doing at all times.
He might be a bit questionable and mean to everyone, but the only people he enjoys seeing die or suffer are people who deserve it. Like in Deadpool 1, the first thing he did in the shootout with Francis was rushing Negasonic behind cover since she's the only one vulnerable to being shot. He will never say it, but he's a really caring guy.
I like how even when making jokes, Deadpool was still trying to help her. Like, at surface level, he was just telling her to jump off Parker Industries instead, but I read that as he knows that Peter would be there to swing in and catch her if she had actually tried to jump.
I wonder how that conversating would have gone if she took his advice. Spiderman: "Deadpool A GIRL JUMPED off Parker Industries!" Deadpool: "Oh she survived? Good I could always could on you Spider!" Spiderman: "Yeah she told me you sent her that way. WHY?!" Deadpool: "Well look at me! Look at you! For the most part you're great at picking up girls. Had I tried, chances are I'd just cheer her on to hit a nice car."
deadpool is about breaking the 4th wall and being unkillable he just has a soft spot for suicide. the same way the hulk is about smashing and being strong but he has a soft spot for children and puppies(he wont smash them and puppies calms him down)
"I lay right there once at the edge of the rock. I was ready to jump, I was ever so lost, But this gentleman stopped and said something I never forgot." "Parker Industries is just a few blocks down."
"I thought him mad, I pushed him away I would not listen, but to my dismay, An embrace, his mouth opened to say, I was bitten by a sad radioactive clown" Fyi I'm not a poet 😂
the number one thing you should do with a friend who is suicidal is show them that you're still there for them but urge them to get proper professional help. send them the number for a hotline, assure them that you'll be there if they're too scared to make the first step. Being the emotional anchor isn't enough, they need to be able to find merit in their life that isn't just you. And it doesn't matter how good your intentions are: you won't be able to give them that. If their therapist tells them that their family situation is the problem, let them stay over. If they feel incredibly lonely, be there for them. If they're worried about their future prospects, encourage them. Be there for them. But don't be all they have, because that's incredibly unhealthy and completely antithetical to their recovery.
This was a brilliant approach to trying to help someone about to commit suicide. Taking them off-guard from their thoughts is a great way to redirect the place their thoughts are taking them.... And an especially dangerous place to go if you don't know what you're doing. Deadpool demonstrated that he was a lot smarter than he gave himself credit for. He was able to get her off his building, get her to watch a show to calm down and get back her grip on reality, and even take her to the hospital, ALL without her resisting or even knowing what he intent was. And after she's in a place where she can be reasoned with after winding down, he can talk to her about the situation. He even managed to get her to go into the hospital's entrance with him no less. Did he manipulate her? Certainly. Did he do it with the intent of helping her? Obviously. Did it work? Evidently. As someone who has themselves suffered with thoughts of suicide, Deadpool resonates with a unique energy in this. He gives off the outward personality that he's seeking to be amused, while his inner thoughts reflecting on this shows this suicide attempt hits close to home for him. He empathizes with what this random girl is going through, and takes that chance to help her make her way to a place where more experienced people who can use something better than a bunch of pills can actually get her out of that slump she's in. So yeah. I'd give Deadpool more credit on this. He's a lot smarter than he thinks he is, and is well-aware of the limits to high easily and to what effect he can help others. And in this short little bit, it shows without being grating, annoying, or simply depressing. And my hat's off to the two voice actors who decided to use their talents for this. It worked swimmingly!
all Marvel heros have moments like this... is just that directors believe these in deep character moments don't sell and "muh not family friendly market"
*Me realizing Deadpool is emphasizing jumping from Parker Industries because if she tried to jump from there Spiderman would probably save her/deal with her better than he could and he's well aware of it:*
As someone who has struggled with attempted suicide and suicidal thoughts, I can’t praise this enough. Not enough people will recognize that they are not capable,of helping someone.
@@octopussy624 41%? Is that a reference to that made up statistic? And, I would like to inform you, most of my issues with self harm where pre transition
I know that this is fictional, but this is wholesome. Because Deadpool, the merc with a mouth, in spite of finding pizza crust not being burnt to be a serious problem and making jokes, ten million percent of the time, he doesn't identify suicide as a laughing matter. He knows what it's like to feel purposeless. He tries to help in ways he knows how and realises "**sigh** yeah, this isn't working. I'm gonna try something else." I'm glad Stan Lee made this. I'm even more glad it was voiced.
@ Stan Lee makes every comic even the DC ones. Expect the Steve Ditko because I don't want to get my head torn off by a rampaging lawyer. Figuratively.
The thing I love the most is that this is canon: this is official material. It's something that promotes help for those who are struggling with mental health issues in a series were the main protagonist has mental health issues. Many people who have mental health issues would relate, and maybe even see that their is hope and that they can get help. It shows that Deadpool himself is so much more than just a crazy guy who loves sex, bloody violence, and chimichangas, and that he actually has a lot of depth to his character, and well...a decent heart underneath everything, even if he isn't the best person at being a hero in the traditional sense. This is why Deadpool will always have a place in my heart as one of my favorite superheroes (well...antiheroes, but still~).
@@tigerfang6063 antiheros do bad and good things in a bad way for usually good reasons. Bad stuff in a bad way is just villain. I don't think the joker counts as an antihero and that's his main thing.
What touched me, especially, with this comic is that when he mentioned the Parker Industries, he wasn't making a joke. He knew that, if she jumped, Peter, who works/basically lives there, would immediately go out and catch her. Wade Wilson. The merc with the mouth, the killer of the Marvel Universe, and one of the sweetest and relatable heroes ever made.
Lowkey Stark yeah I was thinking that too, I don’t think he does know I thought it because of the scandal and news it would make if someone killed themselves in front of such a big and successful company
@@vectorenigma7098 Whether or not if he knew who Peter really was, he at least knew that Spider-Man was the "Security" for Parker Industries at the time, so he could have at the very least been counting on that
I love the part "And I am not the guy to help you" It literally speaks to the readers who have depression and suicidal thoughts who are trying to distract their minds reading comics and stuff, Deadpool or any other comics, movies etc. are not capable of helping them, those people should get professional help and Deadpool makes sure of it in this comic. I am really happy and surprised to encounter such comic, they made a good job, hope this helps a lot of people who needs help
Beautiful post, glad someone pointed that out.Good thing for people who worships these characters, allow their morals to become all jaded and muddy and even ok with extreme, morbid measures all in the name of their "hero" behaving like that. These heroes are not meant to be modeled after, you are meant to learn lessons from these stories and be entertained but they are in no way a role model to be followed, especially a character like Deadpool. Glad the writer isnt a fanboy himself and had the maturity and sense to write that
I seen another comment saying there was no 4th wall break in this comic which as we all know with wade is unheard of. But your comment made me think Maybe that's a very subtle 4th wall break
"I dont think you're crazy. You just need a little help, and I am not the guy to help you." I love this, he's very self aware that he's just a merc and not a psychologist. He *wants* to help but all he knows are jokes and shooty bang bang
I absolutely love this. For some reason, wholesome Deadpool really hits home. He's not all depravity and debauchery. That's just how he deflects his own issues. But, as much as he is an antihero, it's still got "hero" in the name. Godspeed, Wade Winston Wilson.
Deadpool never was "evil" or super chaotic. He's basically the true embodiment of an anti-hero. He does whatever he wants and nobody can stand in his way when he wants to achieve his goals. He has shown multiple times (in the movies and comic books) that he's willing to ignore the orders of people more powerful and influential than him just because he wants to help or because he has a clear goal in mind. He also has shown sacrifice before, he isn't heartless, he's just a little crazy. This comic actually fits very well with his character, showing basically who Deadpool really is. He has suffered, but instead of taking his anger out on the world, he helps others who are suffering.
Deadpool does have a lot of experience with depression, self-hate and suicide. He definitely knows what it's like. I mean, killing himself is a *norm* for him to a point he doesn't really think before shooting himself in the head or jumping down from a building headfirst. He just doesn't stay dead. Nowadays it may be because he really doesn't care due to being accustomed to it, but at some point of his life it was because of suicidal tendencies.
This is a great example of what it was like to read comics. You give the characters voices from who you’ve heard before in life. This might be what makes it click in your head that it’s true.
This is why Wade is my favorite antihero. He’s blunt. He knows what he’s doing. No matter how much he wants to do something, he knows that he has limits to what he can and can’t do, so he has to stop himself. He seems arrogant and self entitled but he’s really just a person who wants to feel important somehow. He knows he can’t really make a difference in others lives, so he tries to make one in his own the only way he can.
Yeah, I love that he usually acts like he has no idea what he's doing, but in these rare moments, he shows that he knows exactly what he's doing, and that there is a method to his madness
That is true He is my favorite character and humorous too But this made me cry so hard how that girl use to be me till I met my friend and she saved my life . She didn't act or do thing like Wade does but she saved my life before I ended
You realise dead pool literally is a joke incarnate. He's stan lee's slap in the face of stereotypes by being a stereotype that doesn't act like his stereotype should. Lol
While I understand your point of actual characters being lost to media and Internet I don’t think it implies here, yes he is an awesome character who is really deep inside but he was also created to be a joke, or like a comic meme. I think Deadpool would be proud to call himself a meme, he uses tumblr after all and ships himself with Spider-Man
@@124tutt2 yes he ships himself with Spider-Man because he knows Spider-Man is a good person and the Spider-Man / Deadpool series has made wade a bit of a better person, ESPECIALLY sinds the roadtrip arc started
@@Devilspade if I recall correctly, the comics version of wade is prevented from dying because Thanos is jealous that lady death is in love with Deadpool so he forces lady death to never kill him
*Head Writer of Deadpool in a Writer’s Room Meeting:* “Alright! So should we make the plot of this comic dark and funny or dark and wholesome?” *Tony Stark:* “Is it too much to ask for both?”
i loved it because he did the most right thing he could. He distracted her from being upset. He made her feel comfortable and safe. And then he got her professional help. He didn't act like her savior, he didn't force her to hospital... This is what any of us should do in that kind of situation (just don't steal or beat people up, kids xD) It hits a little harder that Ryan Reynolds himself admitted that he has some mental issues, or so the article said.
The best advice I've ever heard from a psychiatrist is that the best thing you can always do is think about something else. You can't always be happy, but you can always distract yourself.
@Black Stone i said probably, and also you cant help someone no matter how hard you try, when they dont accept that help, so they might get her in the building, but unless she wants their help, they sadly cant do anything except contact the police
I disagree, Ive been suicidal, I've been hospitalized,the meds, they work, for me. There's side effects, and days I feel physically terrible, but I'm not ruminating on self termination every second. Some day if all goes well, I'll get a better med, with less side effects, until then , I'm not happy, but I'm also not dead.
I like this side of superheros, helping out normal people with normal problems, not always fighting world ending threats. To me it makes the hero's and the world a little more human/realistic
Not a superhero the man kills anything and does not care and cares, he's a anti hero, he would kill you just to get some info and then save your mother at the same time but also accidently making her suffer in the process by not being dead.
@@emrahalien2972 the deadpool we've seen in movies usually kills only the violent ones or the ones responsible for some form of violence AFAIK. The "you" here in your reply doesn't refer to normal people. He's an anti-hero just because of the fact that he himself is not a good example of what a hero should be given his lust for violence and crude language.
@@KantHandleThis your whole point is useless when in the game he kills superheros AND in the comics is no better then a villain or a hero, and my own line is "kills anything and does not care and cares" The line "anti hero" means lacking hero attributes.. like moral integrity, Selflessness etc.. he lacks everything like that not cause he's goofy his actual character is not the movie, that's rewritted idea of what he is, Making him better then he is makes people root for him. I mean like bro there's many heroes with " lust for violence and crude language." Guy almost killed fucking wolverine and your telling me he's some "only killed violent people guy" guy even made a game show to torture fucking spiderman and fuck with him cause he thinks his world is fake.. in spider-man shatter dimensions, like dude look at more stuff then the movie. that was made to make you think he's better then he is because its a new iteration COMPLETELTY.
@@viniciusgrosse1958 Dude.. nothing portrays him as a hero, just better than he is. the og man I replied to ain't even say/mean that. also, he's an anti-hero.. so him being good sometimes is still part of his thing. I mean the guy kills people in the movies I mean that's enough to show he's not a hero.
I always come back watching this, or the comic where Superman stays and guide the victim to a solution days on end, or One punch man saving the jumper. Different characters, places, but each unique life lesson that all share the answer we're blinded by during our hard times. Despite being fictional people, seeing our characters deal with this situation both tells a interesting yet close to home story that's worth exploring if you're invested of the outcome.
I also suggest to you the comics (it s divided between two numbers. Originally presented as if it was something small and forgettable, but spoiler, it reappears) where Reed richards/Mr Fantastic does the same thing
Honestly, I expected Wade to annoy her enough that she stays alive just out of spite. But this is beautiful, it shows the side of Deadpool most people don't know about.
even though he was originally a pretty bad guy, he has evolved into a 'hero' who is more relatable than most, in fact the only marvel or even DC hero i identify with more only made one appearance, and even though in that appearance we learned he gained his powers by committing suicide and some mysterious gave him new life, we never learn his name...Then he gets killed by a falling jetfighter...
Think dialogue like this that makes me think anti heroes are "better" heroes when done right. They arent self righteous, they are usually broken people and can relate to people in need. Thats not to say normal heroes cant relate, but most are written to have been blinded by a sense of optimism that cant always be present to the harsh reality of life. Wade knows he doesn't have the answers or wisdom to help the girl, but he has enough heart to know someone else can and guides her. Thats something you rarely see in comics.
@@SirToaster9330 I loved the part when the girl was about to jump and Homelander saved her in the good old Homelander fashion then gave her the most angelic smile anyone would die for. Up there with the “it’s morbin time” scene.
This is so weirdly heartwarming, this is Deadpool the murdering, swearing, wisecrack making lunatic and somehow from the moment we see him he is saving her. Fucking damn it it’s so beautiful I’m starting to tear up a little
Deadpool: convince them even with joke that doesnt matches the situation* Homelander: uses formal language, and convinced them not to jump, then force them to jump*
Grapes RotMG well if he is thinking about the right thing I’m thinking of it’s when Captain America was evil and used Deadpool to basically help take over a city. Since Deadpool was a huge fan of Captain he did what he was told until he started having doubts and the whole Captain America thing was framed to Deadpool causing him to do regrettable things. So he wiped his mind
This was actually a very interesting way to handle a "hero" trying to handle suicide, when were so used to seeing the famous "All Star Superman" version. And this was technically the most realistic way a regular person COULD help. What does one do when one wants to help, but knows they can't?
A. Mikey B. Deadpool and Superman are doing the same thing here in very different ways. They're both showing someone that they care in their own way to keep them from committing suicide. Superman show did by just listening and being there. And the Deadpool did it in his own more unique way.
Mr. Fantastics is a good one too. The man tries to jump off a building, he stops him, finds out the man has cancer, and things happen. Here's a link to the scans. imgur.com/gallery/jelby
Both accomplish in saying something about their respective characters though, which is part of the point. The All Star Superman version was written to show that Superman is the type of person to still care about a depressed girl about to commit suicide even when he's a being with cosmic-level powers and overpowering supervillains to worry about, on top of the fact that he himself is dying in that comic. The Deadpool version shows how deep down, Deadpool is a good person, and in this age of cynicism he might have the brand of care and comedy to handle a situation like this well.
Is cannon but a Deadpool of a other Marvel Universe. Deadpool killed this Deadpool in Deadpool kills Deadpool after that Deadpool tried to kill all Deadpools because he thought that this the only way to kill the multiverse.
@@OmegaQuinn that's not ruining him at all, he should be crazy and insane but the idea that "Deadpool is whatever we want him to be" is what has turned a once great consistent comic character with an emotional core into a joke and a meme who's personality is decided by a coin flip. Just because he's self aware and insane doesn't mean he's not still a person and not, idk, an all purpose storytelling trope. I've watched him get worse for 20 years roughly.
I like Deadpool simply for his mess up humor, the way he speaks, his mannerisms, and the way how he just barely straddles (in his case, quite literally) the line between good and evil in most cases.
Smart af "I'll make you a deal, if your sure this is your last day on earth, let's go do something you always wanted to do" *tricks off the ledge* "I'm smart enough to know I'm to dumb to help you" *reveal your own minor insecurities to somewhat relate*
Its stories like this that remind me why Deadpool is one of my favorite heros. He isn't one, he's just a guy who was dealt a bad hand and now tries to do some good but ultimately understands that he can't save everyone. But maybe someone else can.
Even the anti-hero Deadpool can be touching. He may kill people but when it comes to suicide, he'll do whatever he can to help. In his own way of course, but in the end he will help someone in need. Whatever it takes. Love you Deadpool.
I find it interesting how wade can turn his insanity on and off. In this moment he’s still himself, even outwardly telling the girl he doesn’t care (yet) if she jumps. Makes him a far more interesting character that’s for sure.
@@DrRitterstein nah he’s messed up. It’s caused by his cancer constantly killing his brain cells and regenerating them. He’s learned to control it much more though.
I like this deconstruction of the usual "super hero motivates someone not to kill themselves". Superman has done this before in different situations, and even Saitama gave his own not so heroic version of this. I like that Wade is aware that he can't help her and that she needs professional help. Also: I LOVE THE HAMILTON MUSICAL!!!!
It takes all kinds, men freund, it takes all kinds.... Like Shuinji, he's a *kind* of... Something. i1.wp.com/www.sexylosers.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/sl007.jpg i0.wp.com/www.sexylosers.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/sl018.jpg But hey, she didn't jump, right? :D (yeah this is basically his only schtick, haha)
Desmond Lavin Not really. He does care about other people, but he sucks at expressing that care and he doesn't know how to improve. Being a jerk has become like a coping mechanism for him, and it doesn't help to have cancer, brain damage and awareness about his life as a comic book character.
This hits home. I've spent years trying to talk a friend out of her suicidal thoughts, and I realized I was not enough, and only recently managed to convince her to get professional help. The fact he did not save her himself because he knew he could not, it made me believe I made the right choice.
I hope she's doing better, and I hope your mental health is doing well. As someone who's been on both sides of the same coin, talking someone down can be exhausting...
Professional help really makes a difference, you can see it in the Beth Thomas case for example just how much it can make a difference in someone's life. I hope she gets better
It's wholesome how he saves her his way. First do some jokes to distract her,when she's distracted tell her they can go somewhere else (Hamilton. Good choice!),and finally just take her to the people who can and will help her out. Deadpool is fully aware he's the worst choice to help,at least in this case,but he's smart enough to know who's better than him at it. Plus even if she went to Parker Industries instead you cannot tell me Deadpool didn't know Peter was there and could take care of it too.
The definition of a hero is not a perfect angel. It is a messed up person who still tries to help when they can and should. Deadpool fits that category better than anyone else.
You know who also fits your definition of a hero? 100+ villains: fictional and non-fictional. It would amaze you to know how many despicable and disturbing acts have been done by people who think they are helping someone/something. It's why the term "self-righteous" exists.
@@knightofkorbin888 Great point. The difference though is heroes know where to stop. They understand the line between sacrifices and straight up horrid deeds in the name of virtue. Villains don't.
I appreciate that he’s got enough empathy and self-awareness to a) care about a random nobody in his own sociopathic way, and b) realize he cannot give them the help they need.
I'm actually really impressed with the writing in this. Deadpool only kept talking to distract and move her thought from jumping, because he knew she had the full capability to do so.
They say comedians are the ones that have truly suffered... They seem like hopeless optimists but in truth they hold onto that optimism to keep themselves grounded and any attempt to make you laugh is a reassurence to themselves as well
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@@riverbecomesastorm375 same, i was actually curious to watch it
This is incredible! every detail, even the song from Hamilton, the crying, the intonation 👌
Just realised Deadpool told her to jump off at Parker industries because he knew that Peter would save her as Spider-Man.
There's a pretty good chance that peter can even talk her outta wanting to jump afterwards. It was a pretty good recommendation on wade's part.
@@draggador exactly
on first glance alot of what wade does never seem right but there always some true meaning to his bat shit words
Damnnn... at first I thought that Deadpool wanted the girl to jump of Parker Industries building to make Peter uncomfortably with someone commiting suicside in his building but it makes so much more sense. A sneaky but sensible trick befitting Deadpool.
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Deadpool: "I'm not a hero."
Also Deadpool:
He wasn't being a hero. he was just there reaching out and lending a hand.
He even admitted not being able to help, but just talking and and supporting can be as helpful as trying to be a hero
A "hero" would've swept her off her feet and gotten her to safety before giving her a standardized speech about the beauty of life.
Deadpool just talked with her and actually brought her to the help she needed.
@@ShockburnVR if Batman taught me anything, that's a hero
He's a silent guardian...
Naw, anyone can be a hero. Good or bad. Deadpool definitely did a good thing. Nothing more nothing less. Thus is why he is called a " anti hero" for a reason.
He says he's not the best person to help her...
But he did it.
Alescofr36 that’s Deadpool for u he did it and didn’t even realize it
He's not the best, but sometimes being good enough is good enough.
Wow, just because you feel you aren't the best, doesn't mean you shouldn't try....
@@NaiKzOfficial Unless it's a complicated heart surgery, then, do leave that to the best
@Wade until they getta load of me Thats a great name, i adore it
The dude who probably would have committed suicide multiple times in his life, but can’t as he is literally immortal, talking someone out of committing suicide. Love this so much.
Hey man, he speaks from experience!
"If I have to keep living in this world, so do you buddy!"
-Deadpool, I'm guessing
@@NaviListen it's good that you're getting better tho right?
@@radicalvibe2827 you never get better you just accept that in the long run you are going to die so what’s a couple more years in this hellhole at least the food is good
Yes, I remember that he committed suicide just because he found a movie too boring.
"Parker industries is just down the road."
We all know if she left, Deadpool would have let Parker know what was going on while following her to make sure she didnt do anything stupid before someone who could actually help her got there. But we got a... Wholesome story instead.
Deadpool, Chaotic good.
*raises hand then lowers it meme* yeah you're right.
Did you just make a d&d reference?
Kaden29 Mcmenemy56 *shrugs*
*I fixed that for you: Chaotic Wholesome
How about Chaotic neutral?
Deadpool be like "if I can't have this you can't either"
Fuck. Is this why he saves people? Out of jealousy?
@@gewuerzwanze5627 Of course not
... I-isn't Deadpool a Mutant?
😳 Oof... "Maybe" Deadpool is jealous of humans? Not Physically or Mentally or Emotionally... But Its hard to believe Spiritually💀
@@gewuerzwanze5627 I'm not all that into Deadpool but, from what I understand, it's more like "good people need to stay alive to make the world a better place".
@@gewuerzwanze5627 yes
"Did you marry a succubus and she might ruin your life"
...
If you don't know what it's about then read more deadpool.
@@ianneet5403 oh i know
It's Marvel. Ya never know.
Rip that storyline
👀👀👀
I love the message of this comic. I doesn't take the easy way out, by having the hero talk the person back to feeling better. Deadpool just distracts her and takes her to a safe place. He has the wisdom to know that he can't help her.
He truly is a good person. Despite all the crap that’s happened to him.
I love what he says to her before they go see Hamilton. "I'm sure a real hero would have something profound to say to you to make you feel better instantly, but... I'm all you got."
That right there paired with how he helps her by taking her to the hospital is what makes Wade a true hero. A real isn't someone who can say or do something, and that'll make everything okay. A real hero is someone who knows how to be powerless and still makes a difference in someone's life.
@nappyk96 true, and he even does something that Superman doesn't. Wade knows that just talking to a suicidal person is the bare minimum. They need real help.
*A Deadpool comic with no 4th wall breaking is unheard of*
The entire comic was made with the intention of spreading awareness. The actual comic has the hotline number in the back. I think, havn't seen the physical book in a while.
*Why did you bold this?*
Deadpool: "based on a true story"
You: *OH SHIT*
Someone's never read the original run of Deadpool.
Did it really lack a 4th wall break? Felt like he was talking to me.
"I don't think you're crazy. You just need a little help."
Reinert Zerker you’re fuckin clueless LMAO you think depression is dealt with by therapists and doctors simply prescribing medicine?? do some research on therapy and then make a statement on it
Reinert Zerker they’re gonna talk to her bro. But the meds help, if you just have faith.
You got some nice gainz brother. Keep hustling
@@swaeizi man chillax he doesn't need to give more of a shit
Deadpool obtained the wholesome rifle
@Reinert Zerker you okay dude?
Taking the line “Not all heroes wear capes” to a whole new level
Well Deadpool is walking around in a superhero costume. He doesn't wear a cape, but he's exactly the kind of cape-wearing hero that quote refers to.
No, this is an extremely bad timing for that quote
Where he said that?
Yeah some have katanas and guns
Some are just bob or you or you’re everyone can be a hero even if you don’t see it yet let’s make you have the job of asking people if they need help or volunteering at a place like a orfinig
“You just need a little help. And I am *not* the guy to help you.”
He really didn’t have to call me out on choosing to read comics & get overly attached to characters rather than asking my parents about therapy
hahaha
*i do that*
Any updates? Are you doing better now?
you need help..
help from BRAIN TRANSFUSION!
why are you depressed? thats lame
This is the alternative way of saying “I didn’t ask”
"I'm smart enough to know I'm too dumb to help you." That's a good line.
GingerZombie29 this holds true in so many situations.
Any time you meet a survivor of trauma or someone who has lost a loved one, and you haven't experienced the same thing, it is the best course of action to admit that you don't understand what they're going through, but they have your sympathy and support.
The words "I feel your pain." Should only be spoken when you really have felt that pain.
Me.
_* d e e p*_
That line is the mark of true wisdom.
IKR
"I don't think you're crazy. You just need a little help."
That hits home
doing your mom
@@SparrowIZ You had to ruin it, didn't you?
@@SparrowIZ Dang it why did you have to do that
@@SparrowIZ Really?
Doing your dad
I genuinely love how Deadpool asks "If you're determined that this is gonna be your last night on Earth, what do you want to do?"
He wanted to give her the time of her life in case she didn't end up changing her mind about killing herself
I love it
He knew from the get go he couldn't help, but he tried anyway.
He knew from the start, he's not the best person to come for help. He ain't a hero from his actions, but his heart and mind are that counts.
No shit sherlock
@James Furey fuck off james😂
@James Furey and i think u mean anthropological perspective
Damn, even Deadpool is better at talking people down from suicide than Homelander.
I just thought in this comic with that scene
"Cmon jump you pussy"
Wait, what? Did Garth Ennis rip off that one scene from All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison?
Homelande be like
Do a barrel roll!!
The thing is, homelander wasn't attempting to save her from jumping after the stormfront news, rather he wanted her to jump
This comic is a casual reminder that Wade Wilson is actually a good person with good intentions... wrapped up in a crazy sociopathic mercenary.
Ben Campbell psychopathic actually... sociopaths don't care about anything but themselves, that's the difference...
Snakebird Nephilem other way around, I believe.
Psychos are manipulative and don't understand most emotions, like empathy.
He's also a three dimensional character that isn't just a walking meme machine. Sure, he should be comedic in some way, but Wade is an actual person that feels other emotions. Unlike the the video game...
uhhh, no, that's most definitely the mixup there. Sociopaths don't understand emotions and empathy and the like, it's just something that doesn't click in them. They understand what it looks like, but not what it feels like. Psychopaths are those who are prone to violent or generally more outwards bursts of extreme emotion.
remember kids Psychopath has to do with psychology ie how the brain works (they can feel emotions) where as Sociopath is Social ie how you are raised where you are raised so on and so on these people feel emotions just mostly bad ones like anger rage hate and they rarely feel empathy of any kind
“I’m smart enough to know I’m dumb enough that I can’t help you”
That hit real hard.
Inspirational quotes 2021
Well...he ain't wrong....
So if people that know they're dumb, smart? And they become smart enough to know they're dumb. which makes them smart and know that they're dumb....
@@TheNamesArif yes. If you are smart, you would make the right choice. Instead of helping the person, you KNOW you aren’t good in that kind of stuff, you need a specialist to help them with that. You aren’t a specialist, and realizing the real solution in the end makes you the smart one.
Yea you guys are probably right, I'm too dumb to argue with things, I just like memes :)
Girl: "Parker Industries Observation Deck."
Deadpool: "Now that's my girl."
lol
Wow thanks memesus
Your profile pic makes it slightly more hilarious
Why do I have a feeling that's not the first time somebody has jumped from there?
LoliMaster 69 Probably because it isn’t, and that’s where Peter saves them soooo
"I'm smart enough to know I'm dumb enough that I can't help you."
Legitimately incredible writing here.
Deadpool: “Don’t jump.”
Me: *Gets startled and falls off*
Deadpool: f*ck.
Nope. He’d use his own body as a meat shield.
Oh, also, at least you technically didn’t jump lol.
SAME
Deadpool: **looks att reader** hey! you saw nothing! i know you wanna make fun of me, but lets just pretend there was a wholesome montage of preventing that woman's / man's suicide! instead of, well... this.
Deadpool: you got it?
**the next 3 pages are just the same shot, but they are pointing up and down, almost like its nodding**
Deadpool: _good._
@@BobbinRobbin777 i can believe reading that
I love how Deadpool understood himself well enough to know he wasn’t the right person to help her
But he did help her.
@@EllRiver He helped her by getting her to people who can help more thoroughly
@@Riverstyx13 that counts as being helpful. To making sure she's being taken care of by competent professionals. Depresion is not somthing a peptalk can fix. Deadpool knows that
@@EllRiver yea, i agree with you. Deadpool did help her. Nothing more nothing less
But hospitals don’t actually help though they help you WANT to kill yourself more
I think there’s something profound about writing a character who knows they aren’t smart enough to solve everyone’s problems. That’s all
Suicidal Marty Sue + relatability = dead poll
@@vermin5367 Is every woman that's somewhat important to the plot a Mary Sue these days
Do you even know what the term means
@@czowiek9625 I was referring to dead pool, I used Marty not mary...
@@vermin5367 Ah, sure, my bad
Sorry, I'm just so used to people throwing the term around until it loses all it's meaning
And oh! I've only known the male ones to be referred to as "Garry Stu's". Never heard the Marty one before. Sorry if I came on too strong.
@@czowiek9625 it's cool
Deadpool talks very poorly of himself throughout the comics, but he's a much better person than he believes. He cared enough to try and get her help, and he didn't force her to go in either. As a person who has been in and out of the hospital numerous times due to failed attempts, this comic really hit home for me. It's nice to see my favorite antihero care about someone like me, even just a little bit.
How are you doing now?
I wish ya the best, man.
I feel ya, the first time I saw this comic I remembered it by heart, it's nice to know that someone is looking out for you, even if it's in another universe
I really hope you're better and not dead
Peace be with you my friend
Love your pfp, u draw it?
Really goes to show that “Anti-Hero” has hero in the name for a reason.
yeah, Anti-Heroes might not always do the right thing but at least they try
And anti-christ has christ in it so I'm not that bad
@@MANTUEFLIE2 thank you scooby doo
@@keeganlafferty1395 , it’s more like anti-villains are considered villains despite them occasionally doing good things like Catwoman because anti-heroes are just heroes that goes against heroes ideals like killing criminals.
Chaotic-good
I love how deadpool tries so many things to help her before realizing he isn't the one to do it. He tries and fails instantly at the whole, superhero style of this thing. Then tells her to go to Parker industries because he knows his best buddy would jump out and catch her mid-air. Then tries to cheer her up with Hamilton. And finally realizes that not every problem can be solved by a superhero, just a person with good intentions.
Commanderclown8 i think he knew all along he wasn’t the person to help. He just tried to cheer her up, like you said, but he knew he couldn’t do it alone so he took her to the hospital, where actual professionals could help her. I think he just tried to get her to realize that there’s more things to enjoy in life than she knew.
Also, he said he had been texting the hospital. Implying he was doing so the entire night.
Honestly shes fuckin lucky yo see Hamilton
Also he doesn’t know peter Parker is spider man
I believe the intent was he knows he is no hero. But you don't need to be a hero to save a life.
The most suicidal hero saving a person from suicide.
Deadpool is so suicidal that he's in a complicated relationship with Death itself. Fucking Thanos couldn't bring him down.
@@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69 You might wanna rethink that wording, Deadpool might be kinky but I dont think Thanos is his type.
@@blurwake wtf
@@chrono-glitchwaterlily8776 What you disagree with my assessment? Your choice I suppose, you cant argue that Avalos worded that terribly.
@@blurwake
Had to look at Avalos' reply for a second time to get what you're saying. And it's hilarious 😂
Deadpool may be insane, but seeing this, seeing him go out of his way to buy the girl some more time, to get her help... It shows that even then, he still has humanity, and a heart.
Deadpool is most definitely not insane, not in my eyes at least. There's been many times where it's shown he does have a soft spot to help people. Especially children. Like Deadpool says in the movie: "I'm just a bad guy who kills even badder guys." He knows what he's doing at all times.
He might be a bit questionable and mean to everyone, but the only people he enjoys seeing die or suffer are people who deserve it. Like in Deadpool 1, the first thing he did in the shootout with Francis was rushing Negasonic behind cover since she's the only one vulnerable to being shot. He will never say it, but he's a really caring guy.
@@liquidtoothpasteoh and in deadpool 2 where he almost died for Russell
Just thinking about the fact he was insisting she go to Parker Industries so Spiderman could help, because he knew he couldn't
Oh my god I didn’t realize that
I like how even when making jokes, Deadpool was still trying to help her. Like, at surface level, he was just telling her to jump off Parker Industries instead, but I read that as he knows that Peter would be there to swing in and catch her if she had actually tried to jump.
I wonder how that conversating would have gone if she took his advice.
Spiderman: "Deadpool A GIRL JUMPED off Parker Industries!"
Deadpool: "Oh she survived? Good I could always could on you Spider!"
Spiderman: "Yeah she told me you sent her that way. WHY?!"
Deadpool: "Well look at me! Look at you! For the most part you're great at picking up girls. Had I tried, chances are I'd just cheer her on to hit a nice car."
Afaik when this happened (zodiac arc iirc) Peter's identity was still kind of a secret and spiderman wasn't as much of a mascot as ironman, so idk
@@Atlas3060 *Looks at Spiderman's history with catching girls.*
Oh no...
“Who knew the founding fathers were so dope?” They did ,wade, they did
*were
Nah. Fuck em.
Yeah
@@RowBlanka Nah.
Are*
I have a comic book where the founding fathers are zombies and Deadpool kills them all
See, this is what Deadpool's about.
He's not just sex jokes and dubstep.
deadpool is about breaking the 4th wall and being unkillable he just has a soft spot for suicide. the same way the hulk is about smashing and being strong but he has a soft spot for children and puppies(he wont smash them and puppies calms him down)
Oscar Clarke but captian
@C a p s L o c k hope you contract herpes
If that is what you took away from the movies, I can't help you.
@@Mchammershot u have read the comics right
One of the rare occasions Marvel still puts out something, well, pretty damn marvelous.
Word
(Cough) New Warriors (cough cough)
Nice
W pun
Him: *"Have you seen Hamilton yet?"*
Me: I like this guy. He's aware of the true beauty of life.
yes
Indeed
Huh? Isn't Minecraft the true beauty of life?
Electricity Creeper I can see why you think that...
Yesss that was the best part
"I lay right there once at the edge of the rock.
I was ready to jump, I was ever so lost,
But this gentleman stopped and said something I never forgot."
"Parker Industries is just a few blocks down."
EpiKuro dam
"I thought him mad, I pushed him away
I would not listen, but to my dismay,
An embrace, his mouth opened to say,
I was bitten by a sad radioactive clown"
Fyi I'm not a poet 😂
@Mentlegen
Well thank ya kindly X'D
"Parker Industries just a few blocks down."
I. F**KING. FELT THAT.
OGHH, MY HEART.
I'm sorry you couldn't make it.
I love how he doesn't try to say deep things and change her mind. He knows she needs professional help. That's so important
the number one thing you should do with a friend who is suicidal is show them that you're still there for them but urge them to get proper professional help. send them the number for a hotline, assure them that you'll be there if they're too scared to make the first step. Being the emotional anchor isn't enough, they need to be able to find merit in their life that isn't just you. And it doesn't matter how good your intentions are: you won't be able to give them that.
If their therapist tells them that their family situation is the problem, let them stay over. If they feel incredibly lonely, be there for them. If they're worried about their future prospects, encourage them. Be there for them. But don't be all they have, because that's incredibly unhealthy and completely antithetical to their recovery.
Evangelion reference
@@jaxonsevero1045 Stfu
@@man-ii9ik never🤬🤬
I mean she seemed to have her mind made up. If she wants to jump then let her.
This was a brilliant approach to trying to help someone about to commit suicide. Taking them off-guard from their thoughts is a great way to redirect the place their thoughts are taking them.... And an especially dangerous place to go if you don't know what you're doing. Deadpool demonstrated that he was a lot smarter than he gave himself credit for. He was able to get her off his building, get her to watch a show to calm down and get back her grip on reality, and even take her to the hospital, ALL without her resisting or even knowing what he intent was. And after she's in a place where she can be reasoned with after winding down, he can talk to her about the situation. He even managed to get her to go into the hospital's entrance with him no less.
Did he manipulate her? Certainly. Did he do it with the intent of helping her? Obviously. Did it work? Evidently. As someone who has themselves suffered with thoughts of suicide, Deadpool resonates with a unique energy in this. He gives off the outward personality that he's seeking to be amused, while his inner thoughts reflecting on this shows this suicide attempt hits close to home for him. He empathizes with what this random girl is going through, and takes that chance to help her make her way to a place where more experienced people who can use something better than a bunch of pills can actually get her out of that slump she's in.
So yeah. I'd give Deadpool more credit on this. He's a lot smarter than he thinks he is, and is well-aware of the limits to high easily and to what effect he can help others. And in this short little bit, it shows without being grating, annoying, or simply depressing. And my hat's off to the two voice actors who decided to use their talents for this. It worked swimmingly!
This is possibly the best written version of Deadpool. I’m tired of seeing the only comedic op character from the game. This is the Deadpool we needed
all Marvel heros have moments like this... is just that directors believe these in deep character moments don't sell and "muh not family friendly market"
🗿 fellow jojorian
@Caleb Irizarry would you have any comics to recommend to me if I wanted to read more with this Deadpool?
Exactly. THIS is Deadpool.
@Caleb Irizarry this comic book came out in the gerry dugan run which took place in the 2010's.Deadpool can be written and is written well.
*Me realizing Deadpool is emphasizing jumping from Parker Industries because if she tried to jump from there Spiderman would probably save her/deal with her better than he could and he's well aware of it:*
Brrrrruuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Spider man ain’t too good at catching girls from what we’ve seen
@@Tweedle-Stupid too soon -, -,
deadpool just built different
@@Tweedle-Stupid especially the blond ones
"Im smart enough to know im dumb enough that I can't help you"
Damn...
As someone who has struggled with attempted suicide and suicidal thoughts, I can’t praise this enough. Not enough people will recognize that they are not capable,of helping someone.
No wonder you have a trans pfp
Hey, are you okay bro?
Would you like to talk?
@@minguel9308 that’s kind but I’m doing better
>struggling to kys
>trans flag
Lmfaooooooo 41% do what you gotta do
@@octopussy624 41%? Is that a reference to that made up statistic? And, I would like to inform you, most of my issues with self harm where pre transition
I know that this is fictional, but this is wholesome.
Because Deadpool, the merc with a mouth, in spite of finding pizza crust not being burnt to be a serious problem and making jokes, ten million percent of the time, he doesn't identify suicide as a laughing matter. He knows what it's like to feel purposeless. He tries to help in ways he knows how and realises "**sigh** yeah, this isn't working. I'm gonna try something else." I'm glad Stan Lee made this.
I'm even more glad it was voiced.
Cardboard Crusader shhh don’t ruin the moment
@ Stan Lee makes every comic even the DC ones. Expect the Steve Ditko because I don't want to get my head torn off by a rampaging lawyer. Figuratively.
@ shh keep it to yourself OP's having a moment rn.
@@ieuanhunt552 kinky
his Canadian nice roots are showing eh?
The thing I love the most is that this is canon: this is official material.
It's something that promotes help for those who are struggling with mental health issues in a series were the main protagonist has mental health issues. Many people who have mental health issues would relate, and maybe even see that their is hope and that they can get help.
It shows that Deadpool himself is so much more than just a crazy guy who loves sex, bloody violence, and chimichangas, and that he actually has a lot of depth to his character, and well...a decent heart underneath everything, even if he isn't the best person at being a hero in the traditional sense.
This is why Deadpool will always have a place in my heart as one of my favorite superheroes (well...antiheroes, but still~).
He knows the complexity of life and the inevitability of death (unless you piss her off).
No no no... Deadpool is not an antihero, he is a neutralhero, only because he does good shit in a bad way, antiheroes always do bad shit in bad ways
@@tigerfang6063 hey I think bad shit in bad ways is kinda a villain’s thing
@@tigerfang6063 antiheros do bad and good things in a bad way for usually good reasons. Bad stuff in a bad way is just villain. I don't think the joker counts as an antihero and that's his main thing.
So Deadpool’s just dr bright
What touched me, especially, with this comic is that when he mentioned the Parker Industries, he wasn't making a joke. He knew that, if she jumped, Peter, who works/basically lives there, would immediately go out and catch her.
Wade Wilson. The merc with the mouth, the killer of the Marvel Universe, and one of the sweetest and relatable heroes ever made.
Fa1len1 woah didn’t think of that
Lowkey Stark yeah I was thinking that too, I don’t think he does know
I thought it because of the scandal and news it would make if someone killed themselves in front of such a big and successful company
@@vectorenigma7098 Whether or not if he knew who Peter really was, he at least knew that Spider-Man was the "Security" for Parker Industries at the time, so he could have at the very least been counting on that
@@marty3848 Deadpool knows everything about Marvel Universe because he breaks the 4th wall
thats not at all what that "joke" was about
"I know I am NOT the right guy to help you."
Deadpool is my favorite for a reason. Keep up the good work.
I love the part "And I am not the guy to help you" It literally speaks to the readers who have depression and suicidal thoughts who are trying to distract their minds reading comics and stuff, Deadpool or any other comics, movies etc. are not capable of helping them, those people should get professional help and Deadpool makes sure of it in this comic. I am really happy and surprised to encounter such comic, they made a good job, hope this helps a lot of people who needs help
I wish he looked directly at the reader when he said that.
@@dogedoge8269 he kinda does at the 3:14
Beautiful post, glad someone pointed that out.Good thing for people who worships these characters, allow their morals to become all jaded and muddy and even ok with extreme, morbid measures all in the name of their "hero" behaving like that.
These heroes are not meant to be modeled after, you are meant to learn lessons from these stories and be entertained but they are in no way a role model to be followed, especially a character like Deadpool. Glad the writer isnt a fanboy himself and had the maturity and sense to write that
I seen another comment saying there was no 4th wall break in this comic which as we all know with wade is unheard of. But your comment made me think Maybe that's a very subtle 4th wall break
The fact that someone with Eric Cartman's profile picture said something like that is just hilarious to me
"I was bitten by a sad radioactive clown." That was funny.
pennywise after stealing your boat:
Wtf??? Joker moment??
Bottom text
@@skugo9542 society moment 😏
Spider man reference
Rideeee pagliacchooooo
Good thing she went to the hospital; Parker sucks at saving falling blondes.
You made a joke!
Charge Beetle I’m torn between crying and laughing really hard
Calm down Satan!
The fuck mate!?
D:
"I dont think you're crazy. You just need a little help, and I am not the guy to help you."
I love this, he's very self aware that he's just a merc and not a psychologist. He *wants* to help but all he knows are jokes and shooty bang bang
i didnt think they’d actually go to see hamilton
ik right that shit caught me off guard. cool asf fuck tho for a reference
Sceplecture DOMESTIC LIFE WAS NEVER QUITE MY STYLE
@@Uub27 WHEN YOU SMILE YOU KNOCK ME OUT I FALL APART
@@ianimatebadly3715 AND I THOUGHT I WAS SO SMART.
@@sceplecture2382 ok
I absolutely love this. For some reason, wholesome Deadpool really hits home. He's not all depravity and debauchery. That's just how he deflects his own issues. But, as much as he is an antihero, it's still got "hero" in the name. Godspeed, Wade Winston Wilson.
Deadpool never was "evil" or super chaotic. He's basically the true embodiment of an anti-hero. He does whatever he wants and nobody can stand in his way when he wants to achieve his goals. He has shown multiple times (in the movies and comic books) that he's willing to ignore the orders of people more powerful and influential than him just because he wants to help or because he has a clear goal in mind. He also has shown sacrifice before, he isn't heartless, he's just a little crazy. This comic actually fits very well with his character, showing basically who Deadpool really is. He has suffered, but instead of taking his anger out on the world, he helps others who are suffering.
He’s a “chaotic good”. Unpredictable and kind of insensitive to the “rules”, but at the end of the day he always does what he thinks is right.
he also knew that in the beginning he couldn't help her so he insisted she go to Parker industries cuz he knew Spider-Man would catch her
More like chaotic neutral tbh.
@@krystopherguadalupe1760 more like chaotic neutral if you count all of his adventures to be honest.
Deadpool does have a lot of experience with depression, self-hate and suicide. He definitely knows what it's like. I mean, killing himself is a *norm* for him to a point he doesn't really think before shooting himself in the head or jumping down from a building headfirst. He just doesn't stay dead. Nowadays it may be because he really doesn't care due to being accustomed to it, but at some point of his life it was because of suicidal tendencies.
Fenrize
Saying the perspective of a *true* comic book fan.
Yeah.............
MEMES EXIST, THEY CURE MY DEPRESSION
That is true
I feel like this comic/slideshow could help other marvel fans who are going though depression as well
This is a great example of what it was like to read comics. You give the characters voices from who you’ve heard before in life. This might be what makes it click in your head that it’s true.
This is why Wade is my favorite antihero. He’s blunt. He knows what he’s doing. No matter how much he wants to do something, he knows that he has limits to what he can and can’t do, so he has to stop himself. He seems arrogant and self entitled but he’s really just a person who wants to feel important somehow. He knows he can’t really make a difference in others lives, so he tries to make one in his own the only way he can.
Yeah, I love that he usually acts like he has no idea what he's doing, but in these rare moments, he shows that he knows exactly what he's doing, and that there is a method to his madness
but i also really love venom
Pastel Cryptonym yo same,
Pastel Cryptonym That's deep man.
That is true
He is my favorite character and humorous too
But this made me cry so hard how that girl use to be me till I met my friend and she saved my life . She didn't act or do thing like Wade does but she saved my life before I ended
This shows that Deadpool can be so much more than the walking meme the internet turned him into.
I mean,he is a walking meme. He's just a walking meme with a heart.
he was always like this
You realise dead pool literally is a joke incarnate. He's stan lee's slap in the face of stereotypes by being a stereotype that doesn't act like his stereotype should. Lol
While I understand your point of actual characters being lost to media and Internet I don’t think it implies here, yes he is an awesome character who is really deep inside but he was also created to be a joke, or like a comic meme. I think Deadpool would be proud to call himself a meme, he uses tumblr after all and ships himself with Spider-Man
@@124tutt2 yes he ships himself with Spider-Man because he knows Spider-Man is a good person and the Spider-Man / Deadpool series has made wade a bit of a better person, ESPECIALLY sinds the roadtrip arc started
It has so much more impact when you realize that Deadpool is suicidal as well and relates to the girl.
HOLY SHITEEEE
Yep
A big difference
Except can't die because thanos
@@catchamp1880bruh Thanos reversed the curse- this was 5 years ago....how are you? Done some cool stuff?
@@Devilspade if I recall correctly, the comics version of wade is prevented from dying because Thanos is jealous that lady death is in love with Deadpool so he forces lady death to never kill him
Deadpool may not know it but he just pulled off the one thing that every superhero needs to learn.
Responsibility.
*Head Writer of Deadpool in a Writer’s Room Meeting:*
“Alright! So should we make the plot of this comic dark and funny or dark and wholesome?”
*Tony Stark:*
“Is it too much to ask for both?”
Alternatively-
Tony Stark: Yes.
@@juvn_d_snok2712 DBZA type of answer, but that is nonetheless the correct answer.
Definition of unexpectedly wholesome
@@juvn_d_snok2712 no the original fit more perfectly than that overused yes
dark and dark
i loved it because he did the most right thing he could.
He distracted her from being upset. He made her feel comfortable and safe. And then he got her professional help. He didn't act like her savior, he didn't force her to hospital... This is what any of us should do in that kind of situation (just don't steal or beat people up, kids xD)
It hits a little harder that Ryan Reynolds himself admitted that he has some mental issues, or so the article said.
That's Sad.😟😞
The best advice I've ever heard from a psychiatrist is that the best thing you can always do is think about something else. You can't always be happy, but you can always distract yourself.
About the not beating people up, I can't make any promises
@Black Stone she could have just walked away and he wouldn't have tried to stop her, the doctors probably would burt not him
@Black Stone i said probably, and also you cant help someone no matter how hard you try, when they dont accept that help, so they might get her in the building, but unless she wants their help, they sadly cant do anything except contact the police
This whole segment is basically Deadpool talking to his fans considering suicide...
Woah
Jonathan Spier Well said. "Psychiatric Help" is just a nice way to say "treated like a broken child."
I disagree, Ive been suicidal, I've been hospitalized,the meds, they work, for me. There's side effects, and days I feel physically terrible, but I'm not ruminating on self termination every second.
Some day if all goes well, I'll get a better med, with less side effects, until then , I'm not happy, but I'm also not dead.
Seeing this comment made me think: That's some deep meta shit right there
Wait so if I wanna see Hamilton I just gotta try to jump off someone's roof?
probablyasheep yep 👍
“ I’m not suggesting anymore. Jump. “
"Did you marry a succubus and she might ruin your life?"
Isekai manga artist: "Write that down, write that down!!"
its a actual deadpool comic
@@nome9752 i think you didn't get the joke
@@matthewsiahaan2649 joke? But there's an Isekai like that. Also, an actual Deadpool comic.
@@matthewsiahaan2649 i mean i've seen like 3 or 4 different hentai with that theme, so the joke didn't really landed
@@matthewsiahaan2649 shit joke
Deadpool : "i was bitten by a sad radioactive clown"
Spiderman : Am i a joke to you?
Joker : excuse me,wtf?
Deadpool: Boo hoo hooooooo
Joker: I'm not a sad clown I'm the JOKING kind HAHAHAHA
And Joker isn’t even from Marvel.
666 comments 😶
I mean likes
I like this side of superheros, helping out normal people with normal problems, not always fighting world ending threats. To me it makes the hero's and the world a little more human/realistic
Not a superhero the man kills anything and does not care and cares, he's a anti hero, he would kill you just to get some info and then save your mother at the same time but also accidently making her suffer in the process by not being dead.
@@emrahalien2972 the deadpool we've seen in movies usually kills only the violent ones or the ones responsible for some form of violence AFAIK. The "you" here in your reply doesn't refer to normal people. He's an anti-hero just because of the fact that he himself is not a good example of what a hero should be given his lust for violence and crude language.
@@KantHandleThis your whole point is useless when in the game he kills superheros AND in the comics is no better then a villain or a hero, and my own line is "kills anything and does not care and cares" The line "anti hero" means lacking hero attributes.. like moral integrity, Selflessness etc.. he lacks everything like that not cause he's goofy his actual character is not the movie, that's rewritted idea of what he is, Making him better then he is makes people root for him.
I mean like bro there's many heroes with " lust for violence and crude language." Guy almost killed fucking wolverine and your telling me he's some "only killed violent people guy" guy even made a game show to torture fucking spiderman and fuck with him cause he thinks his world is fake.. in spider-man shatter dimensions, like dude look at more stuff then the movie. that was made to make you think he's better then he is because its a new iteration COMPLETELTY.
@@emrahalien2972 mf really just wrote a whole bible😂. Just accept that most versions of deadpool are heroes now. Even his MAIN version in the comics.
@@viniciusgrosse1958 Dude.. nothing portrays him as a hero, just better than he is. the og man I replied to ain't even say/mean that. also, he's an anti-hero.. so him being good sometimes is still part of his thing. I mean the guy kills people in the movies I mean that's enough to show he's not a hero.
I always come back watching this, or the comic where Superman stays and guide the victim to a solution days on end, or One punch man saving the jumper. Different characters, places, but each unique life lesson that all share the answer we're blinded by during our hard times. Despite being fictional people, seeing our characters deal with this situation both tells a interesting yet close to home story that's worth exploring if you're invested of the outcome.
yo the one punch man part happend in the webcomic or the manga?
I also suggest to you the comics (it s divided between two numbers. Originally presented as if it was something small and forgettable, but spoiler, it reappears) where Reed richards/Mr Fantastic does the same thing
@@mr.milkman9010 manga. It is a bonus chapter
Honestly, I expected Wade to annoy her enough that she stays alive just out of spite.
But this is beautiful, it shows the side of Deadpool most people don't know about.
Annoyed her long enough to want help. What a hero.
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Wade knows what it's like to be her.. To be lonely enough to jump off a building.
Sounds like something I would do
Deadpool is such a sweetheart (when he wants to)
Miles JD Franklin congrats u r first
Deadpool the best in my book. So i agree.
Miles JD Franklin and when he doesn’t want to be. He’s still awesome.
even though he was originally a pretty bad guy, he has evolved into a 'hero' who is more relatable than most, in fact the only marvel or even DC hero i identify with more only made one appearance, and even though in that appearance we learned he gained his powers by committing suicide and some mysterious gave him new life, we never learn his name...Then he gets killed by a falling jetfighter...
Dream Wolf well even when he was a very messed up serial killer he would never let a kid die
Think dialogue like this that makes me think anti heroes are "better" heroes when done right. They arent self righteous, they are usually broken people and can relate to people in need. Thats not to say normal heroes cant relate, but most are written to have been blinded by a sense of optimism that cant always be present to the harsh reality of life. Wade knows he doesn't have the answers or wisdom to help the girl, but he has enough heart to know someone else can and guides her. Thats something you rarely see in comics.
Interesting idea,pal,and it's makes much sense too
I suppose another way to say what you're saying is "Heroes speak like characters, while anti heroes speak like people."
@@swifttech3602 thank for putting my thoughts into a more straightforward response. 😂👍
Is that Travis from Aphmau's 'MyStreet' (Talking about the guy who voiced Deadpool)?
Right?
I think at this point every popular superhero has had the "don't jump" scene. Superman still has the best one, but this is my close second.
And sadly, those scenes are still rarely adapted to the big screen. Also I think its the perfect time for deadpool since his movies are big hit
Homelander has best
@@SirToaster9330 I loved the part when the girl was about to jump and Homelander saved her in the good old Homelander fashion then gave her the most angelic smile anyone would die for. Up there with the “it’s morbin time” scene.
@@SirToaster9330 “I’m not, suggesting, anymore, *chuckle* … Jump.”
"You know what chelsea.. i think you should jump" - Homelander
“You were about to commit suicide when I met you, wanna go see hamilton?”
Yep, pretty good reason to live
dragon boi
THIS IS SO FREAKING ACCURATE
ALSO
LIN ANUELMIRANDAISTHECUTESTHUMANBEINGONTHEPLANET
I have issues yes
dragon boi and that kids is why we are still alive today.
This is so weirdly heartwarming, this is Deadpool the murdering, swearing, wisecrack making lunatic and somehow from the moment we see him he is saving her. Fucking damn it it’s so beautiful I’m starting to tear up a little
Deadpool has two sides Happy go lucky deadpool and the sad clown deadpool (he gets fucked alot in this side of the comics)
Way out of character
@@bloodredrain Not really.
He beats up an elderly couple to take this girl to a musical. The most beautiful juxtaposition
@@bloodredrain bruh that's how Deadpool in the comics and the movies
On that night, there wasn't a man named Deadpool. There was, very briefly, a man named Wade Wilson.
That's cute :3
Deadpool: convince them even with joke that doesnt matches the situation*
Homelander: uses formal language, and convinced them not to jump, then force them to jump*
This was actually touching
Then you remember Issues later Deadpool became suicidal and suceeded in "kiling his mind"
He's making me feel worthwhile
Ian R. Nava Huber
Woah, mind giving me a synopsis on that? Or at least a link I can read up on?
Grapes RotMG well if he is thinking about the right thing I’m thinking of it’s when Captain America was evil and used Deadpool to basically help take over a city. Since Deadpool was a huge fan of Captain he did what he was told until he started having doubts and the whole Captain America thing was framed to Deadpool causing him to do regrettable things. So he wiped his mind
Scarlet Huntress We are all worthwhile. Whether we eant to admit it or not
“I’m smart enough to know i’m dumb enough that i can’t help you.”
@Larger than life T W I N S
Nice pfp !!
Ay bro nice pfp
@Larger than life nice pfp bro
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This was actually a very interesting way to handle a "hero" trying to handle suicide, when were so used to seeing the famous "All Star Superman" version. And this was technically the most realistic way a regular person COULD help. What does one do when one wants to help, but knows they can't?
A. Mikey B. Deadpool and Superman are doing the same thing here in very different ways.
They're both showing someone that they care in their own way to keep them from committing suicide.
Superman show did by just listening and being there.
And the Deadpool did it in his own more unique way.
Herman Cillo Parker industries is RIGHT over there
Mr. Fantastics is a good one too. The man tries to jump off a building, he stops him, finds out the man has cancer, and things happen. Here's a link to the scans. imgur.com/gallery/jelby
Regular person, *proceeds to knockout slumlords to watch a fancy play/steal a motorcycle* I get where u gettin at but I couldnt help myself
Both accomplish in saying something about their respective characters though, which is part of the point. The All Star Superman version was written to show that Superman is the type of person to still care about a depressed girl about to commit suicide even when he's a being with cosmic-level powers and overpowering supervillains to worry about, on top of the fact that he himself is dying in that comic. The Deadpool version shows how deep down, Deadpool is a good person, and in this age of cynicism he might have the brand of care and comedy to handle a situation like this well.
There's Deadpool, then there's.. Homelander.
Sure, deadpool can be insanely violent and wicked ahem ahem *kills the entire marvel universe* but then he has his moments
Deadpool kills Marvel universe is not cannon I think
Is cannon but a Deadpool of a other Marvel Universe. Deadpool killed this Deadpool in Deadpool kills Deadpool after that Deadpool tried to kill all Deadpools because he thought that this the only way to kill the multiverse.
@@BlackReaper57 I wonder how Deadpool killed Ghost Rider though...
Saitama Sensei by killing him to death
@dragon stare24 NANI!?
Beautiful story, beautiful voice acting and I'm glad to see writers and fans acknowledge that Deadpool is so much more than a sarcastic asshole.
deadpool can be whatever we want him to be its the beauty of making an insane character
Wolverine says he is scared of a Deadpool who is serious
@@caralho5237 this is why Deadpool has been ruined, no offense.
@@mr.iiconic how can making a character act human while still being a bit crazy ruin him?
@@OmegaQuinn that's not ruining him at all, he should be crazy and insane but the idea that "Deadpool is whatever we want him to be" is what has turned a once great consistent comic character with an emotional core into a joke and a meme who's personality is decided by a coin flip. Just because he's self aware and insane doesn't mean he's not still a person and not, idk, an all purpose storytelling trope. I've watched him get worse for 20 years roughly.
People: dead pool is just a shit post.
Dp: helps a women not commit suicide by admitting that he cant save her but bringing her to a hospital
Yes but deadpool is still verry trash outside of this. Moonknight has more redeemimg features
@@svdw1116 stfu
With SHITPOST.
@Caleb Irizarry "Garbage"......Really? 😑
I like Deadpool simply for his mess up humor, the way he speaks, his mannerisms, and the way how he just barely straddles (in his case, quite literally) the line between good and evil in most cases.
If you think about it, Deadpool only wanted her to jump off of Parker Industries because he knew that Spiderman would save him.
or because Peter could talk them down
Smart af
"I'll make you a deal, if your sure this is your last day on earth, let's go do something you always wanted to do"
*tricks off the ledge*
"I'm smart enough to know I'm to dumb to help you"
*reveal your own minor insecurities to somewhat relate*
Too*
@@richardshiflett5181 ????????
@@madlad7837 a correction for what Deadpool actually says and the correct grammar:
"I'm *_too_* dumb to help you."
@@MrJostur Ya; just realized, thought he was talking about what he said himself
@@madlad7837 👍🏻
Its stories like this that remind me why Deadpool is one of my favorite heros. He isn't one, he's just a guy who was dealt a bad hand and now tries to do some good but ultimately understands that he can't save everyone. But maybe someone else can.
Woman: "You can't save me."
Deadpool: "I know, but they can."
*Drops her off at a Emergency Room.*
*YES*
Oh you saw the video too?
WOAH THAT HAPPENED IN THE VIDEO? I WOULD OF NEVER KNOWN
Actually when you go to a mental hospital you’re sent to a medical hospital first and then transported to the mental one
I’ve goon thru this actually like 2 weeks ago emergency room and all it’s terrifying
"A real hero would...but I'm all you've got" he doesn't think of himself as a hero. He's not trying to be a hero, he's just trying to help.
Me: *googles how to tie a noose*
UA-cam recommendations: "Stop it. Get some help."
Are you alright?
It’s a joke
Whether it's a joke or not, I hope you're doing okay, man
It’s practical for every use
Guys chill. A noose isn’t just for hanging things it can be used for other things - like knitting
Even the anti-hero Deadpool can be touching. He may kill people but when it comes to suicide, he'll do whatever he can to help. In his own way of course, but in the end he will help someone in need. Whatever it takes. Love you Deadpool.
RangerHunter how about venom?
To be honest I don't know. I never really read his comics so if he did something like this then he's awesome too.
Danky :D
Ummm ok I really for some reason like this commit idk why '-'
Love ya...
Deadpool: i know a guy that knows tickets
The girl: I don't know how to say no to this
BECAUSE THAT SITUATION IS HELPLESS
AND MY MOUTH IS SAYING HELL YES
Elementrix YT NO NO SAY NO TO THIS NO NO SAY NO TO THIS
@@atree9284 and my bodys saying hell yes
and I brokw the chain
u bastard uwu
I find it interesting how wade can turn his insanity on and off. In this moment he’s still himself, even outwardly telling the girl he doesn’t care (yet) if she jumps. Makes him a far more interesting character that’s for sure.
He isn't really insane, he just acts like it cause it's funnier
@@DrRitterstein nah he’s messed up. It’s caused by his cancer constantly killing his brain cells and regenerating them. He’s learned to control it much more though.
I like this deconstruction of the usual "super hero motivates someone not to kill themselves". Superman has done this before in different situations, and even Saitama gave his own not so heroic version of this. I like that Wade is aware that he can't help her and that she needs professional help. Also: I LOVE THE HAMILTON MUSICAL!!!!
Arturo Reyes Cortez is
It takes all kinds, men freund, it takes all kinds....
Like Shuinji, he's a *kind* of... Something. i1.wp.com/www.sexylosers.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/sl007.jpg
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But hey, she didn't jump, right? :D (yeah this is basically his only schtick, haha)
Der Pferdehuführer Sexy losers.Com?
This is so out of character for deadpool though
Desmond Lavin Not really. He does care about other people, but he sucks at expressing that care and he doesn't know how to improve. Being a jerk has become like a coping mechanism for him, and it doesn't help to have cancer, brain damage and awareness about his life as a comic book character.
This hits home. I've spent years trying to talk a friend out of her suicidal thoughts, and I realized I was not enough, and only recently managed to convince her to get professional help. The fact he did not save her himself because he knew he could not, it made me believe I made the right choice.
I hope she's doing better, and I hope your mental health is doing well. As someone who's been on both sides of the same coin, talking someone down can be exhausting...
@@r.j.penfold Thank you, we are both slowly but surely getting better.
Therapy can work miracles.
Sometimes what is wanted and what is necessary are not always the same thing.
Professional help really makes a difference, you can see it in the Beth Thomas case for example just how much it can make a difference in someone's life. I hope she gets better
And just like this, you were her hero. Thank you for doing that.
It's wholesome how he saves her his way. First do some jokes to distract her,when she's distracted tell her they can go somewhere else (Hamilton. Good choice!),and finally just take her to the people who can and will help her out.
Deadpool is fully aware he's the worst choice to help,at least in this case,but he's smart enough to know who's better than him at it.
Plus even if she went to Parker Industries instead you cannot tell me Deadpool didn't know Peter was there and could take care of it too.
One of my favorite Deadpool comic dubs out there. It's nice to come back to this every now and then ^_^
This should be a scene in a movie, it's honestly just wholesome
Deadpool 3... Maybe...?
Im not sure, but really we need this in a movie
agreed
Yh we do
Fantastic four did it with the thing
@@assistabladerunner I don't think that was as impactful though because those movies were really cheesy
The definition of a hero is not a perfect angel. It is a messed up person who still tries to help when they can and should. Deadpool fits that category better than anyone else.
Fax bro
That is true, humans commit sins on a daily basis and we definitely aren't flawless. But when it's needed, we'll really help.
You know who also fits your definition of a hero? 100+ villains: fictional and non-fictional. It would amaze you to know how many despicable and disturbing acts have been done by people who think they are helping someone/something. It's why the term "self-righteous" exists.
@@knightofkorbin888 Great point. The difference though is heroes know where to stop. They understand the line between sacrifices and straight up horrid deeds in the name of virtue. Villains don't.
Casually spiderman kinda fits this
The rest of avengers, specially tony dont lmao
Deadpool seems like the type of dude who would say “WAIT don’t jump! *turns on video camera* ok now jump”
Ah I get the reference.
get reference but not really
@@dudeguy1460 only true youtubers will get it
@@ashadonji8762 It’s from an ASDF movie, but I don’t remember which
@@ComicSans-ew2ou asdf 10
I appreciate that he’s got enough empathy and self-awareness to a) care about a random nobody in his own sociopathic way, and b) realize he cannot give them the help they need.
I'm actually really impressed with the writing in this. Deadpool only kept talking to distract and move her thought from jumping, because he knew she had the full capability to do so.
Deadpool: I'm all you got
Suicidal girl: *cries*
*Cries in french*
@@oscarfuentes603 *Cries in Russian*
*Cries in Filipino*
*Cries in Irish*
*Cries in Minecraft enchanting table*
They say comedians are the ones that have truly suffered... They seem like hopeless optimists but in truth they hold onto that optimism to keep themselves grounded and any attempt to make you laugh is a reassurence to themselves as well
Robin Williams is a good example
@Leonardo Owens
Lucifer?
Maybe? Naaaaahhhh
If we don't laugh, we'll cry.
L you are a genius