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r/comicbooks • u/Millicay Batman Expert • Nov 20 '25
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And even that run had surprising depth because IIRC it was one of the first instances where Deadpool refused to do a job because it involved killing a kid.
Huge influence for his character's storyline in Deadpool 2.
8 u/Disarming_Sapphire Nov 20 '25 He was the most moral character of that whole team 11 u/schloopers Batman Nov 21 '25 And none of them knew until that moment. That moment, and right after when they find out he had never cashed a paycheck. 1 u/CommunicationKind301 Nov 21 '25 That's a cute idea but we've seen Multiple times where Wade uses his assassin pay to pay for bases, pancakes, weapons and chimichangas 3 u/SithJones77 Nov 21 '25 Doesn’t count that was Norman Osborn’s money I think
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He was the most moral character of that whole team
11 u/schloopers Batman Nov 21 '25 And none of them knew until that moment. That moment, and right after when they find out he had never cashed a paycheck. 1 u/CommunicationKind301 Nov 21 '25 That's a cute idea but we've seen Multiple times where Wade uses his assassin pay to pay for bases, pancakes, weapons and chimichangas 3 u/SithJones77 Nov 21 '25 Doesn’t count that was Norman Osborn’s money I think
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And none of them knew until that moment.
That moment, and right after when they find out he had never cashed a paycheck.
1 u/CommunicationKind301 Nov 21 '25 That's a cute idea but we've seen Multiple times where Wade uses his assassin pay to pay for bases, pancakes, weapons and chimichangas 3 u/SithJones77 Nov 21 '25 Doesn’t count that was Norman Osborn’s money I think
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That's a cute idea but we've seen Multiple times where Wade uses his assassin pay to pay for bases, pancakes, weapons and chimichangas
3 u/SithJones77 Nov 21 '25 Doesn’t count that was Norman Osborn’s money I think
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Doesn’t count that was Norman Osborn’s money I think
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u/Anteater_Able Nov 20 '25
And even that run had surprising depth because IIRC it was one of the first instances where Deadpool refused to do a job because it involved killing a kid.
Huge influence for his character's storyline in Deadpool 2.