Wildmonking

One of my favorite comics was the Deadpool act of evil #1. I feel like it’s strange because it’s not really a super emotional one nor is it really anything relevant to a big overarching story at least the part that I like. One of the things I like most is that no problem feels too small for Deadpool. That’s something I always appreciated for his character, that if you genuinely needed help from someone no matter how irrelevant the problem may be Deadpool was there to try to help you. It may have been done for some kind of comical humor, that Deadpool is wacky, you know he doesn’t make sense. There’s something as simple as Deadpool finding out a kid is having a nightmare, and he’ll go through extravagant lengths to make them feel better for 7 bucks. I find that it is a common theme with Deadpool’s character that he really loves kids, even in “Deadpool the end” where he wants to kill death( the other person he loves) for his own kid because he loves her, or even in Deadpool two where he has the orphan who is being abused in out of all the X-Men. He’s the only one that stops up and tries to help him, and even win, they gave up on him making a redemption and tried to kill the kid. He literally sacrificed himself to try and improve that anybody could be good and it’s not too late for anybody like how his character was in Deadpool 2.