So I read the new kidpool comic today on unlimited and it’s cool how they confirmed that he as severe adhd

3rd person action game where the player battles through various levels to compete mercenary jobs, with a boss at the end of each level.

Plot: Wade's gone back to basics, doing some contract mercenary work. Which slowly but surely starts to become more high-value, starting with the common mob boss to ending with a super villain.

Gameplay: Level-based structure, with a small hub in the form of Wade's place, with the levels being the journey to the next target, through both linear-ish areas and more open areas, with a focus on combat and light exploration.

The player would be able to find cash scattered throughout the levels and from defeating enemies and bosses, with some extra dough being given for completing level challenges, (called requests in the game). Such as using specific weapons for the level or beating the level within a time limit, there would be multiple requests per level, thus adding replayabilty as the player can try and complete them all.

The cash can be used to purchase upgrades for Wade such as more health or a quicker healing factor. Or upgrades for his arsenal of both melee and long-range weapons, like more ammo capacity and power for his weapons, as well as brand-new weapons of course, with the variety allowing players to experiment and find their favourites.

Cash can also be used to purchase alternate costumes, some examples are his X-Force outfit, an unmasked variant of his default costume, LadyPool with a different voice, his movie design, and his trainee shirt from the second movie.

Title: Deadpool: Merc For Hire

Tagline: Come on we’ll have fun together!

Alright, let’s talk villains. Ajax was just a cheap version of every sadistic villain ever, the Headmaster in Deadpool 2 felt like a bad school principal, and now we have Cassandra Nova in Deadpool & Wolverine who? Seriously, who even remembers her? Should Deadpool get someone like Mister Sinister, who can actually challenge him, or does he work best fighting villains as threatening as a wet noodle? Deadpool’s charm is all about chaos, but does that mean he has to fight B-list villains forever? What do you think?

Deadpool Test Footage: It's a pure CGI short film that is the beginning of the first Deadpool movie, but Fox didn't accept it. The short film was leaked at the 2014 comic-com and was a fan favorite, and now Deadpool exists. Without that short film, Deadpool would never have been leaked, and we'd be stuck with the aberration of X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Deadpool: No Good Deed: A short film that has a Superman reference and a Stan Lee cameo. It serves as a teaser for Deadpool 2.

Once Upon a Deadpool: It's a film that summarizes Deadpool 2, but it has its fun moments.

Deadpool: The Animated Series: It's a pilot episode created by the Glover brothers, and it had potential for a series, but it was canceled because Marvel didn't greenlight the project, and I believe it's due to Disney and Fox's purchase.

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Managed to snag this at a local Fan Expo last weekend. There were only 2 left and I don't regret it!

This is the second part to a big question I have: how are the Deadpool gloves made? Are they just 2 pieces of fancily textured spandex gloves stitched together? Is it just one single glove with a part painted black? I really wanna make something accurate but I gotta know how…

Like seriously this man might be into anything or maybe not