Yeah I’m looking at that shit and got me thinking. Before Stan Lee passed we’re any other characters getting this kinda treatment besides Spider-Man? I know he was getting before his passing (I think anyways) I know Logan was getting this shitty treatment too, but I feel like after it’s gotten much worse now.
@ daredevil use to get treated like how spidey gets treated now. Every other issue something terrible would happen to him or someone he loves, but that got passed on to spidey after one more day. Ish crazy
My favorite Deadpool story is still the one were he tricks a girl into not unaliving herself. Stories like these are great only because they show the human side to Wade, a side very rarely ever shown.
Deadpool shows "i might be an annoying merc, with mental problems, skin that put freddy kruger to shame, and done some messed up things, but i am a father that will do anything to keep his daughter and wife safe".
Problem is ! He kills more pople to save his daughter ! Hope som one tell shi daughter what he did to save her ! 100 + people died so your dad can save you !
Kinda messed up that Colossus and Kitty don’t seem to care that Deadpool is a desperate man trying to keep his daughter alive. He spared Evan and the affects of the drug aren’t permanent but no, you two chuckleheads keep on ignoring the fact that any real parent would do literally anything to protect their child. Marvel needs to stop ruining its characters
@ you’re messed up. Children aren’t responsible for the sins of their fathers and you’re despicable for saying it. Also, maybe invest in a dictionary so you can learn to spell?
Well he recently killed Agent Coulson (and not because of Stryfe) and in this story pretty much every New York based hero is gunning for him because of that, even while Stryfe is extorting him. They are heroes and I am sure they would expect to be able to keep both Ellie alive and stop Coulson's murderer from getting away.
The ending reminds me of that scene from V for Vendetta. Both are equally great and touching scenes. This goes to show you that comics can be just as good as movies and stuffat expressing these types of things.
Marvel has a weird habit of creating conflict between characters by having every character who isn’t the protagonist completely lose the ability to empathize with universal human desires. The kid: “why are you doing this wade?” Wade: “to protect my daughter!” Kitty: “what is that, a stuffed animal?” Colossus: “I think it’s some kind of food.”
Same with the Zeb Wells run with Spiderman trying to save MJ and the Fantastic Four just try to take him out. Johnny Storm, someone you could argue is like a brother to Peter, nearly overdoes it... ans none give the benefit of doubt to him; someone whom Johnny put in his last will to replace him in the Fantastic Four. This is why I abandoned comics, each new writer either forgets the lore or comes up with new one and then messes up characters for the sake of plot.
@@newsduke he did but not it a deadpool's manner and in a father's manner who is killing a women in which he sees actually his daughter, just to save his daughter!
OK. I know Deadpool isn't a mutant but _mutate_ because he wasn't born with X-gene but got it from Mutant DNA introduced into his body. BUT if Deadpool's child inherited his powers, would that child be considered as a mutant, since thecnically kid was born with the powers?
Yes. Ellie is a mutant. Same with Spider-Man’s hypothetical daughter, MayDay. If the powers come about naturally (typically when the child hits puberty but it can be sooner or later than that in some scenarios) like Wolverine, then they are a mutant. If the powers are triggered by an external force, such as a radioactive spider bite, or a vat of ooze that makes a man blind, then they’re a mutate.
@@alovablehumanwhich means that strife is MORE than capable of having someone else do the job or do it himself. Was this just a plan to torture Deadpool?
@@Jasonred79squeekMore of a "many birds one stone" situation, but I am sure torturing Deadpool is one of those birds. Plus Ellie actually came down with something on her own and this was what Stryfe wanted in exchange for curing her. So it was also a crime of opportunity.
@ I mean I can understand getting Deadpool to kill one of the xmen kids. That’s a pretty high level job. … but some random nobody woman? Thats like sending the SHIELD helicarrier to tow illegally parked cars.
Our heroes, everyone. Kitty and Colossus, who are one of the X-Men with the strongest moral compass, act like a-holes and don't even entertain the idea that Deadpool may be telling the truth and even bad mouthing Rogue for her bad choice In men.
@@mqfii8992 They can “hear him out” or whatever after they capture him and stop him from murdering people. There’s no reason to hear him out when he’s still armed and clearly gonna keep killing people.
A part of him wanted to confront her, and let her know that her dead is have meaning, and its mean that he will avenge for her death. Its honestly just pure sad, it sad man, poor the girl.
@@newsduke he’s not going to take risks when his daughters life is on the line though lmao. Objectively speaking she has a higher chance of living if he kills people
If the offending narrative beat was parroted from another intellectual property, I feel like a few circumstantial and artistic leniencies can yet be granted, considering the emotional arc intended for the protagonist. If, however, one were to consider the raw construction of the dialogue in terms of sentence structure and appropriately subjective grammar, I would suggest that strong marks be given through and through. But, an indictment of laziness has been leveed. So, consider the highest marks of all be given (especially for the relevance it bares to your not-unironic critique) to the correct punctuation! I admit I chortled while reading your... sentence? I only ask because, well... look. Still don't see it? I'll provide a somewhat more succinct perspective for you. If Marvel editorial is to be charged with offering up lazy writing, then how should you be charged for failing to end any of your three complete sentences with one ... single... period.
@@misterverb8251 ok. I respect what you’re trying to do. This is not the right way to go about it. It’s not the right platform or the right people. This isn’t a peer review. You come off really silly with this “high and mighty” Reddit mod approach. I can’t take it seriously. It’s too laughable.😂
@@nocturnalrecluse1216 Gen z? Because I think it’s shitty to make Deadpool kill literal innocent people? 😂 It was shitty in the 90s, and it’s shitty now. Doesn’t make it not a good comic.
Problem is ! Deadpool killd more end 1 person to save his shitty daughter ! So 100 lifes for his daughter ! At this point he is just a selfish ass hole ! Hope dead pool 1 day pay for all his crimes !
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I swear Marvel editorial just hates Wade, Peter, Logan, Matt, heck they even hate Clint
Yeah I’m looking at that shit and got me thinking. Before Stan Lee passed we’re any other characters getting this kinda treatment besides Spider-Man? I know he was getting before his passing (I think anyways) I know Logan was getting this shitty treatment too, but I feel like after it’s gotten much worse now.
@ daredevil use to get treated like how spidey gets treated now. Every other issue something terrible would happen to him or someone he loves, but that got passed on to spidey after one more day. Ish crazy
Not Clint!
I would like to add Scott Summers to that list.
I don't get why they don't hate Tony. Easily the "hero" who deserves a tough comic line
My favorite Deadpool story is still the one were he tricks a girl into not unaliving herself. Stories like these are great only because they show the human side to Wade, a side very rarely ever shown.
He knows he's in a comic book and she's not real, but even he's not gonna traumatise the audience by allowing an unaliving to happen on his watch.
The girl still kills herself at the end of that story.
Deadpool shows "i might be an annoying merc, with mental problems, skin that put freddy kruger to shame, and done some messed up things, but i am a father that will do anything to keep his daughter and wife safe".
Nah, screw that.
Problem is ! He kills more pople to save his daughter ! Hope som one tell shi daughter what he did to save her ! 100 + people died so your dad can save you !
Not killing people…that’s sick stuff there slick.
"Without a word"
Colossus: "F*** you, Deadpool!"
He did a v for vendetta killing her softly without pain and staying until the end. Sweet in a way.
Kinda messed up that Colossus and Kitty don’t seem to care that Deadpool is a desperate man trying to keep his daughter alive. He spared Evan and the affects of the drug aren’t permanent but no, you two chuckleheads keep on ignoring the fact that any real parent would do literally anything to protect their child. Marvel needs to stop ruining its characters
The XMen are villains foe quite a long time.
They don’t know the effects of the drug aren’t permanent.
Why ? He still kille peple ! So maby his daughter beed to die for his sins !
@ you’re messed up. Children aren’t responsible for the sins of their fathers and you’re despicable for saying it. Also, maybe invest in a dictionary so you can learn to spell?
Well he recently killed Agent Coulson (and not because of Stryfe) and in this story pretty much every New York based hero is gunning for him because of that, even while Stryfe is extorting him. They are heroes and I am sure they would expect to be able to keep both Ellie alive and stop Coulson's murderer from getting away.
deadpool is like an onion, he has layers.
The ending reminds me of that scene from V for Vendetta. Both are equally great and touching scenes. This goes to show you that comics can be just as good as movies and stuffat expressing these types of things.
Marvel has a weird habit of creating conflict between characters by having every character who isn’t the protagonist completely lose the ability to empathize with universal human desires.
The kid: “why are you doing this wade?”
Wade: “to protect my daughter!”
Kitty: “what is that, a stuffed animal?”
Colossus: “I think it’s some kind of food.”
Same with the Zeb Wells run with Spiderman trying to save MJ and the Fantastic Four just try to take him out. Johnny Storm, someone you could argue is like a brother to Peter, nearly overdoes it... ans none give the benefit of doubt to him; someone whom Johnny put in his last will to replace him in the Fantastic Four.
This is why I abandoned comics, each new writer either forgets the lore or comes up with new one and then messes up characters for the sake of plot.
this one always gets me, hate and love that book lol
I almost cried bruh
Proof that Deadpool has a heart ♥!!
That’s a heart? He murdered an innocent woman!
@@newsduke he did but not it a deadpool's manner and in a father's manner who is killing a women in which he sees actually his daughter, just to save his daughter!
@@lakshyashankar Still murder. Not okay.
Yes, but the majority of the guilt is on the guy blackmailing him
@@LukasJosai Sure. But if Deadpool doesn't go after that guy, then shame on him.
I love Deadpool's characterisation in this run, but I absolutely hate that every hero was just an ass to Wade for no reason.
Deadpool has some type of morality
OK. I know Deadpool isn't a mutant but _mutate_ because he wasn't born with X-gene but got it from Mutant DNA introduced into his body. BUT if Deadpool's child inherited his powers, would that child be considered as a mutant, since thecnically kid was born with the powers?
@@Dahaka-rd6tw yes in recent comics her powers are starting to develop
Yes. Ellie is a mutant. Same with Spider-Man’s hypothetical daughter, MayDay. If the powers come about naturally (typically when the child hits puberty but it can be sooner or later than that in some scenarios) like Wolverine, then they are a mutant. If the powers are triggered by an external force, such as a radioactive spider bite, or a vat of ooze that makes a man blind, then they’re a mutate.
Didn’t Deadpool become a mutant during Krakoa?
@@abbc2105 I remember he was banned to enter Krakoa because he's *not* mutant.
@@ProAwesomeJr I'm pretty sure you need X-gene to be considered a mutant, so I don't know about Mayday.
Strife is evil cable right?
Yep
@@alovablehumanwhich means that strife is MORE than capable of having someone else do the job or do it himself. Was this just a plan to torture Deadpool?
@@Jasonred79squeek probably
@@Jasonred79squeekMore of a "many birds one stone" situation, but I am sure torturing Deadpool is one of those birds.
Plus Ellie actually came down with something on her own and this was what Stryfe wanted in exchange for curing her. So it was also a crime of opportunity.
@ I mean I can understand getting Deadpool to kill one of the xmen kids. That’s a pretty high level job. … but some random nobody woman? Thats like sending the SHIELD helicarrier to tow illegally parked cars.
Getting V for Vendetta vibes.
Our heroes, everyone.
Kitty and Colossus, who are one of the X-Men with the strongest moral compass, act like a-holes and don't even entertain the idea that Deadpool may be telling the truth and even bad mouthing Rogue for her bad choice In men.
Sure it’s not like he has a long history of being a compulsive liar and murders people for money.
y ou r o bedience m uzzle tells me y ou have n othing i ntelligent to say.
@@H240909 Counterpoint: He also has been a reliable ally of them. Wade deserves at least the benefit of the doubt
@@mqfii8992 They can “hear him out” or whatever after they capture him and stop him from murdering people. There’s no reason to hear him out when he’s still armed and clearly gonna keep killing people.
@@mqfii8992 They can “hear him out” or whatever AFTER they’ve captured and disarmed him and made sure he can’t kill any more people.
Even Deadpool has his limits. 🎉
What c*** writing, I hope they didn't continue to pay this man after this.
he's spideys best friend. so ofc they do him dirty too😂😂. not that his life was any good before anyway. it was pretty grim in the 1st place.
So he wakes her up, just so he'll feel less guilty? Waow.. just wow..
It was by accident
A part of him wanted to confront her, and let her know that her dead is have meaning, and its mean that he will avenge for her death. Its honestly just pure sad, it sad man, poor the girl.
Why didn't he simply kill Stryfe? With all those mutants out there I'm sure someone could have rescued his daughter from any contingency plans?
Man this make me want to cry, life is never fair in comics or RL.
I don’t get it, if he can cheat the system with Evan, why didn’t he do it for the woman? Because she is a npc ?
Zero: “Without a word”
Colossus: F**k you Deadpool!
Your audio's distorted, might want to mix it lower.
exactly why couldn't he use 4th wall to stop this?
Typical Stryfe, using a pawn to commit crimes for which he's too aloof to dirty his own hands.
Damn Deadpool face in dark is creepy than Batman face in dark
7:41 This kind of reminds me of that one scene for V for Vendetta
This is what I hate about modern deadpool. Deadpool was not compassionate or moral. He’s supposed to be a villain with a malicious sense of humour.
So it looks like his costume heals too.
How did he kill her
comic book?
Just shows you that Deadpool is a pos!
Depressing nonsense.
Deadpool is really shitty here. Why not just try to rescue his daughter?
Because she'll die if he tries and the risk of her dying is higher than just doing the tasks
@@ceral1871 They could kill her anyway. He may as well try. Other superheroes wouldn't do this, but Deadpool has always been more of an anti-hero.
@@ceral1871 Well, a superhero can't take risks, now can they? Oh, wait.
@@newsduke he’s not going to take risks when his daughters life is on the line though lmao. Objectively speaking she has a higher chance of living if he kills people
@@ceral1871 If he's not willing to take risks to protect innocent people, then he's not much of a hero. That's what heroes do.
That kill is from V for vendetta, this is extremely lazy writing, fuck marvel
They stole the last kill from something else?
@@mdbsonic5772the dialog is different, motivation is different, it's the "I already did it" thing.
@@alicepbg2042 oooh…yeah I’ve heard Marvel has been in a rutt lately, what with the Paul thing. This is just icing on the cake.
If the offending narrative beat was parroted from another intellectual property, I feel like a few circumstantial and artistic leniencies can yet be granted, considering the emotional arc intended for the protagonist. If, however, one were to consider the raw construction of the dialogue in terms of sentence structure and appropriately subjective grammar, I would suggest that strong marks be given through and through. But, an indictment of laziness has been leveed. So, consider the highest marks of all be given (especially for the relevance it bares to your not-unironic critique) to the correct punctuation!
I admit I chortled while reading your... sentence? I only ask because, well... look. Still don't see it?
I'll provide a somewhat more succinct perspective for you. If Marvel editorial is to be charged with offering up lazy writing, then how should you be charged for failing to end any of your three complete sentences with one ... single... period.
@@misterverb8251 ok. I respect what you’re trying to do. This is not the right way to go about it. It’s not the right platform or the right people. This isn’t a peer review. You come off really silly with this “high and mighty” Reddit mod approach. I can’t take it seriously. It’s too laughable.😂
What a piece of 💩 thing to do lol These writers truly suck.
just wait until you see what he was up to in the 90s if something like this gets your knickers in a twist.
Man, you genZ kids have no idea how gritty comics were back in the day, especially the 90s.
@@supersonicxth born in 1989. So I literally grew up with the comics your daddy told u about.
@@nocturnalrecluse1216 Gen z? Because I think it’s shitty to make Deadpool kill literal innocent people? 😂 It was shitty in the 90s, and it’s shitty now. Doesn’t make it not a good comic.
@@CraigCR And THIS is why your generation is the most toxic.
Problem is ! Deadpool killd more end 1 person to save his shitty daughter ! So 100 lifes for his daughter ! At this point he is just a selfish ass hole ! Hope dead pool 1 day pay for all his crimes !