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As he readies knives against Sunspot he is hit in the back with three thrown blades; Cable and "Domino" tie him up and plan to send him back to Tolliver.
In Kane's apartment Wade opens fire; Logan slashes his arm; Wade drives his swords through Logan's back into his lungs and leaves him bleeding on the floor.
At the Grand Guignol theatre Wade knocks Vanessa down, beats Kane and blinds him with a flash. Logan arrives as Wade is about to kill Kane and intercepts a sword aimed at Vanessa's heart; outnumbered, Wade throws a grenade and retreats.
Wade agrees to fight Taskmaster in front of his class. Taskmaster has copied his moves, but Wade wins with techniques he has never used before and humiliates him; the students leave the school.
His healing factor is breaking down and he needs the Hulk's blood to be cured. He times the Hulk's jump and sets a broken street-sign pole so the Hulk impales himself on it.
Wade provokes Logan by uppercutting Kitty Pryde; a long brutal fight across streets and rooftops ends with Logan stabbing him in the back with both claws and lifting him overhead (Sideshow: impaled through the stomach).
Hired by Weapon X, Wade attacks Logan with mercenaries. When Logan gets the upper hand and tries to reason with him, Wade empties a clip of tranquilizer darts into Logan's chest and knocks him out.
Help: Weapon X mercenaries attacked Logan with him
Wade teleports into the Weapon X complex. Sabretooth releases a gas that reacts with Weapon X's changes to Wade's body and he starts to melt; Wade rams his whole arm down Creed's throat (losing the arm). The Director's soldiers open fire and his body dissolves until only his right hand is left, whi…
Hired to take out a rival, he turns a desk into a ramp and rides a scooter through a window across the street; feigning a migraine, he ties the target's laces together and kicks him out of the window.
Black Swan's brain virus has been destroying Wade's words, motor skills and memory. In the final duel Swan searches Wade's mind for the bomb code; Wade overloads Swan's mind with his own, but his mental collapse takes him out of the sword fight and his bomb goes off: apparent death. Swan survives.
Wade refuses Cable's offer and fires tranquilizer darts; they bounce off Cable's force field and hit Wade, who is quickly knocked out. The heroes duct-tape him to a chair; Cable frees him hours later.
Wade frees Taskmaster from his prison and they fight; Wade is handcuffed the whole time. Taskmaster cuts him open, but he keeps going and "takes down Taskmaster fairly easy in the end" (method not given).
A five-issue fight that starts with a bomb in a Chinese restaurant: Wade launches Logan into traffic; Logan slices off Wade's fingers and nearly decapitates him. In #25 Wade is about to pull the trigger when a trap springs. The hit was arranged through the Winter Soldier as part of Logan's plan to …
Copies become destructive to their own side and fail biologically.
Bullseye (as Hawkeye) attacks with a missile launcher while Wade rides a Bigfoot monster truck; Bullseye is stabbed with a meat hook; the review's author says Wade parked the truck on Bullseye's leg. Wade ends up paid a lot of money to lie low while Osborn is in charge.
Paid by the Kravinoffs to keep Spider-Man busy, Wade asks for an autograph; spider-sense warns Peter that the pen is a bomb as it explodes. The fight becomes an insult match; Wade activates a device and disappears.
Moon Knight stops Wade killing a dying man and throws him out of a window; Wade heals, comes back and loses again at a carnival.
Wade shoots the protective amulet; the vampire then disintegrates.
Wade goads the Hulk into killing him; once the Hulk calms down he lands a blow that rips Wade apart. Wade is out of action for about a week (WhatCulture: it killed him "for only a week").
Defending Matt Murdock, Thor pulverises Wade and Madcap with lightning; both die and return reconstituted in one body.
Madcap takes over Wade's body and makes Thor and Luke Cage rip it in half; each half heals into a whole body, one Wade and one Madcap.
Wade subdues the symbiote by playing dubstep from an MP3 player; Shriek destroys the player and Carnage escapes. Wade says he learned the trick from his time with Venom.
Carnage slices Wade apart with symbiote blades and leaves before finishing; Wade reforms. Crawlspace: across #2-3 Wade "gets his ass kicked, quite severely".
Bonded to four Mercury Team symbiotes, Wade breaks up Carnage and Shriek's hostage-taking at a psychiatric hospital and gets the upper hand (caption: "Shriek and Carnage getting owned by Deadpool"). The review does not say how Carnage ends up.
Conscripted by Doc Green, Wade disables Red Hulk's radiation absorption (Hulk A's sources: a purpose-built round fired into his ear), then is taken out by falling boulders and a pack of coyotes (Nick Peron\'s synopsis says wolves).
Wade has captured Thanos and is cutting him up. In retaliation Thanos revokes the curse of immortality and punches Wade into the ground, "smashing Deadpool to a pulp" (Sideshow: "a puddle of gore"). Wikipedia: Thanos removed the curse to kill him, then felt forced to bring him back. They then team …
On Steve Rogers's orders ("kill Coulson on sight"), Wade gets his hand in the door of a Nick Fury safehouse as Coulson closes it, forces his gun through and shoots him in the chest; Coulson bleeds out and Wade blows up the safehouse.
A back-and-forth fight; Wade takes away Cable's techno arm and Cable is captured by the time police. Cable is not killed.
Help: Time police captured Cable after Wade removed his arm
Wade shoots Old Man Cable in the face, cuts out his heart and takes it to Stryfe to pay a life debt. Present-day Cable is not killed.
Wade starts the fight ("wants to beat the ever-living snot out of Captain America"); about ten pages of punching. He cannot beat Steve in actual combat but baits him into stabbing him in front of children, then holds a bomb trigger and demands that Steve revive Preston. Standoff in Wade's sewer hom…
In Wakanda for vibranium to save Willie Lumpkin, Wade fights T'Challa, whose prototype "star cell" beam severs his arm. It does not grow back: T'Challa says the star cells healed his cells, so what regrows is cancer, a "dying factor".
Wade and Princess undertake a joint violent contract.
Wade removes Death Grip's hands, interfering with casting; allies help destroy the temple.
Death Grip ambushes Wade, removes his left arm and kills him with a further supernatural attack.
After his death Wade is revived: ComicBook.com says Ellie, sent into the afterlife by alchemy, revived him with a combination of her healing factor and blood.
Taskmaster stops Wade and Ellie's joint rush by shooting Wade in the face with rubber bullets, humiliates them both, then teleports them into a Russian gang's hideout as training.
Decisive action: Taskmaster, rubber bullets · Deadpool’s part: Joint rush with Ellie, stopped by rubber bullets
The gun is taken; Wade and Blind Al are drawn into a waiting-room space.
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Merc with a Mouth