Deadpool's face actually has me cracking up when he has his arm around her

@venomfan2020

Жыл бұрын

1:03 _"I was bitten by a sad radioactive clown 😪"_ -Deadpool

@iron_deficiency_man_is_me

10 ай бұрын

Bro really said ☹️

Deadpool helping a girl dealing with suicide is probably the most weirdest yet wholesome moments

@tylosenpai6920

Жыл бұрын

Until that fancomic on him stopping the 177013

@ulyssesveracruz8343

Жыл бұрын

@@tylosenpai6920 huh ?

@kenpachizaraki5049

Жыл бұрын

@@ulyssesveracruz8343 dont ever type that number. EVER

@JoseHernandez-xv2bt

Жыл бұрын

@@kenpachizaraki5049I don’t know what that means, but I’m assuming that it’s bad based on your reaction

@diogo763

10 ай бұрын

@@JoseHernandez-xv2btit’s just metamorphosis

I love how Deadpool suggests Parker Industries probably cause Spider-Man is the type of hero who'd know exactly what to say the girl

@youtubestudiosucks978

Жыл бұрын

Nah, spiderman has web shooters so everytime she tries to jump he can just web her up

@lePirateMan

Жыл бұрын

​@youtubestudiosucks978 ah yes, Spiderman catching a falling girl with his webs, what could possibly go wrong

@demzionmain

Жыл бұрын

@@lePirateMan *Thud*

@Swagat_Mishra

Жыл бұрын

​@@lePirateMan The girl : *jumps off the building* Spider-Man: Ah shit. Here we go again.

@Lumberjack_king

Жыл бұрын

Based on Spider-Man’s luck it wouldn’t go well

"Find a way to keep rounding corners" is an amazingly realistic way to put it. I have a friend who was severely suicidal when we were in high school and college, they almost succeeded in an attempt once. We never actually convinced them not to do it, only to postpone the plan so they could hit milestones with us. Like, don't miss my 18th birthday or we have a friends vacation planned after college. They put a 6ish year timeline on their plan to die so they could do this stuff with us. Since then they've gotten professional help, medication, a change in environment, and I don't know if they still plan to die, but it seems like they're way happier, and the 6 year plan deadline happened 8 years ago. They're still around, they seem to be thriving, and I plan to see them next year.

@Lumberjack_king

Жыл бұрын

I hope they keep on living

@tariqshort4025

11 ай бұрын

that's very good

@tpsam

11 ай бұрын

​@@tariqshort4025rounding another corner was the technique for me too It always comes down to Right now would you rather turn another corner or really end it all here Usually even for just laziness I would always prefer Nah I guess I'm not going to die just today or here maybe next time in a different occasion And eventually life happens and you really become a different person with a different life and a different world around you and everything isn't perfect but a whole lot better than how it used to be

This is one of my favorite comics, period, and definitely one of the very few that actually seems to show understanding of the emotional issues involved with suicidal depression. The fact that it manages to remain fun, while also remaining faithful to Deadpool, is just flat-out amazing. I highly recommend you all read the whole thing yourself.

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@LordNifty, what’s the issue # and who wrote it and when?

@LordNifty

Жыл бұрын

@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 Issue #20, I think Gerry Duggan wrote it, and it came out in 2016. The year is important, because there is more than one Deadpool #20.

"I'm smart enough to know I'm dumb enough that I can't help you" -Deadpool

Seeing as deadpool has tried to kill himself many times, him helping someone else is a genuine and somehow in character thing for him to do.

@theendersmirk5851

Жыл бұрын

Also on some level he's probably thinking something like "hey, for some reason I'm still around despite being a walking tumor. Somehow I *think* odds are you've got slightly better prospects than I do."

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@@theendersmirk5851 One of my favorite Deadpool stories is Deadpool vs Carnage because carnage is a pure evil and sadistic villain I can take seriously in an anti hero story

*Fun fact:* A story quite similar to this comic can be found in the "Robin" series. In one issue, Tim finds on a terrace a guy trying to jump. Although Tim tells the man that he won't save him if he jumps (since that wouldn't stop the man from trying to kill himself again later), the boy wonder stays to talk to him. The man tells him that his life was ruined the moment his girlfriend left him, to which Tim replies that he has also lost many loved ones (his parents, Conner and Stephanie) and yet he has always been able to stay alive and live another day. Tim then offers the guy to have breakfast with him, a request he accepts. Both young men then leave the terrace

@aawallace98

Жыл бұрын

honestly this is a trope that happens a lot in comics they kind of use it to show the diffwerence in heroes attitude toward saving people by putting them in a situation where the problem cant be punched or rationalized or technologied away. superman did it by telling the person they were loved and valued deadpool did it by taking a girl on a wacky car trip two different methods same result both tell you alot about how each character thinks

@crowwithinternetservice

Жыл бұрын

Tim is so underrated bru

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@@crowwithinternetserviceneed comic book recommendations on him

@stormbringer8154

Жыл бұрын

@@aawallace98 even with homelander 😂

As a great man once said: Four or five moments. That's all it takes to be a hero.

Love this story, Deadpool is at his best when he’s doing his best to be a good guy

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@ChipClipGotGrip One of my favorite Deadpool stories is Deadpool vs Carnage because carnage is a pure evil villain I can take seriously in an anti hero story

Deadpool is a very strange character, because he can be written in just about any situation. He can be a good guy, he can be a bad guy, he can be an anti-hero, he can be an anti-villain. He can talk a girl down from the ledge and get her to people who can actually help her, and he can gleefully murder everyone in the universe just because there's nothing else he'd rather do and there was nothing good on TV. Deadpool is not a good person, but he is not a bad person either, he is literally random incarnate, as Taskmaster has said. If you assume you know what Deadpool is going to do and what his motives are, then be prepared to be disappointed. You can blame the fact the tumors in his brain continuously eat away his cognitive abilities and regrowing them always shifts his personality, or you can just say he plays the world knowing its just pop media so he does whatever he wants and will make the best story, frankly both can be true.

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@darkmask5933 one of my favorite Deadpool stories is Deadpool vs Carnage because of how Carnage (a pure evil and sadistic villain, at least when carnage is wrtitten well not like that “sympathetic” trash in Venom 2) is a perfect antagonist for Deadpool (a ruthless anti hero): I would love to see Deadpool fuck up more marvel villains like Kingpin, Jeri Hogarth, Norman Osborn, Purple Man, Shadow King, Arcade, Nitro, The Kree, Mephisto. Hell I’d be down for a Deadpool goes and kills infamous and sadistic serial killers like Zodiac and Jack The Ripper

In his most Deadpoolian way (yes, "Deadpoolian" is an adjective now), Deadpool saved Danielle. Not by telling her to just "hang in there," but by getting her the help she actually needed, which would save her in the long-term.

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@alexhalt6329 I would love to see Spider-Man/Batman/Superman/Daredevil try to save an ex con or at least one who is complex and has fucked up but not in an irredeemable or sadistic way

@spider-san2329

6 ай бұрын

I'm keeping this adjective noted down for later, thank you random stranger from 5 months ago

i like that deadpool goes "you obviously need help but not from me, hell i need help myself!"

Stories of superheroes convincing normal people to not take their own lives are emotional as Hell. In fact, that kind of story has been written since the very beginning of superhero tales, as one of Superman's first stories ever is about Clark saving a man from s*icide and convincing him that life is something worth fighting for

@chimera9818

Жыл бұрын

For it’s the story that show why they are super HEROES

@thefollower2933

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that was the second superman story ever made, and it genuinely surprised me just how good it was, I for one, am not a comic book expert by no stretch of the imagination, so when I think of the golden age of comics, or even the time before that, I always picture the stories to always be... Kinda goofy, with characters talking In an over the top manner and there being no real stakes, but that story was really good, with Superman training that boxer who wanted to kill himself because he wasn't good enough. Stories like these are timeless.

@OptimusMaximusNero

Жыл бұрын

​@@thefollower2933 The goofy tone you're talking ahout was incorporated in the 50's with the infamous CCA politically correct Era.

What Deadpool did here would actually make Spider-Man proud.

It something else when you consider how Deadpool has wanted to end his own life many times. He's speaking from experience when he says that it's not worth throwing it all away.

Something I remember a person say about this comic is that maybe the reason Deadpool told her she could go to Parker industries is because he knew if she did really go there and try and jump, spider man would save her While I don’t think it was something intentionally done by the writers of the comic, it is a neat idea taken from it

This is always an interesting test for a superhero, on how they handle something as difficult as someone losing their will to live. Superman had two, but one hero who unexpectedly got a story like this is Saitama from One Punch Man. Even though it was just a short extra, it was a really good tale. A guy who had a ton of misfortune happen to him recently is about to jump off a building, with a Hero Association guy below ground spouting platitudes for the cameras, all the while Saitama eats lunch on the roof, seemingly unconcerned about the guy. At first the guy takes this as evidence that no one cares about him and is going to jump... ...only for him to get startled by Saitama dropping a bit of Salmon, quickly run to ground, grab it, and then hop back up to the top of the building. Dude trips and falls but Saitama holds him by chopsticks, and tells the dude that, if he wants to jump next time, to do it at a building where he is having lunch.

Meanwhile Homelander:

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

💀

Personally that are the stuff that show that they are truly heroes and probably the stuff most missing from superheroes movies: actually showing they are good people that just want to do good and help people

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@chimera9818 I would love to see Spider-Man/Batman/Superman/Daredevil try to save an ex con or at least one who is complex and has fucked up but not in an irredeemable or sadistic way

@user-sx4qu4dz9z

11 ай бұрын

I feel like Spiderman captures that the best. Dude says fuck the battle and goes to save people, which is definitely a cliche. But I noticed it’s almost ALWAYS a key part of his battles, and I absolutely love it. Just something about watching someone go against all odds and still come out on top because they’re fighting for what they believe is right

Even Deadpool doesn't want to witness a young person take their own life. We all have our purpose in life, we just might not know what that purpose is at first. Don't take that big opportunity away from yourself. Don't give up.

Deadpool did the nicest thing by stopping a girl from jumping off a Building!❤

"I may be super, but I am no hero." - Deadpool

Honestly one of my favorite Deadpool moments ever. I love to see Heroes do things like this.

I really like when writers handle Wade properly and give him depth, making him snarky in right doses but also giving him some humanity. It's really sad he's mostly know for being just the "Memepool", which is very cringey for the most part.

With Mullet Man’s look, he looks like Matt Murdock making a case as to why Deadpool shouldn’t go to jail

Funny how he specifies Parker Industries, where Spider-Man is more likely than not to swing by and tell a jumper that everything is gonna be ok and the world hasn’t ended.

I remember there was also a dub video of this on youtube. One of the coolest things that someone pointed in the comments was Deadpool telling her to jump off parker industries instead. Parker as in somwhere spiderman is most likely to be swinging around in to save her. Not sure about this tbh since I don't really read comics but I like the thought

@jordanloux3883

Жыл бұрын

That or she'd be caught by Doc Oc, one of the Goblins, or any other rogue that has nothing better to do than piss of Parker

DeadPool, i believe, is a good person. He’s not a villain. He’s not a hero. He’s just a guy wanting to help.

Fun Fact: Deadpool doesn’t actually know he’s a comic book character. He’s just insane, but all of his supposed fourth-wall-breaks just happen to be accurate, which makes it different from She-Hulk for example. It’s kinda similar to Gwen Pool. We know that she doesn’t come from our world, because we see her origin in a comic before she goes to the main Marvel universe. We don’t know if that’s entirely the case though. Recently, it’s been said that she has the ability to alter the universe through a comic book format, but we don’t exactly know if that’s because it’s always been the case, or if her fourth wall breaking made it the case.

Of course dp would tell her to jump off the parker building. He knows that spidey would 100% save her

When Deadpool's written well he can be one of Marvels most amazing characters, also like that he was very aware that he wasn't the right person to help her so he got her to the people who were

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@Zeruel3 one of my favorite Deadpool stories is Deadpool vs Carnage because of how Carnage (a pure evil and sadistic villain, at least when carnage is wrtitten well not like that “sympathetic” trash in Venom 2) is a perfect antagonist for Deadpool (a ruthless anti hero): I would love to see Deadpool fuck up more marvel villains like Kingpin, Jeri Hogarth, Norman Osborn, Purple Man, Shadow King, Arcade, Nitro, The Kree, Mephisto, etc

@Zeruel3

Жыл бұрын

@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 That one's really fun, especially how Deadpool and Cletus's strains of crazy line up well with each other and Deadpool tracks him down. Carnage is akin to the Joker, he's not tragic, he's a monster and he was one before he got the symbiote, it just made him a more dangerous one

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@@Zeruel3 did you see Venom 2?

@Zeruel3

Жыл бұрын

@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 Yeah

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@@Zeruel3 exactly what we need in anti heroes stories. Deadpool vs Carnage needs to be the blueprint

You look like Matt Murdock with those glasses

Stories like this cement Gerry Duggan as the greatest Deadpool writer of all time

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

I’d say Cullen bunn is a solid one also

I love this comic purely because it shows a more serious side of Deadpool It's really unexpected, but it's amazing

Thank you for sharing. Hadnt seen that story😍😁

Heard Pm Seymour voice act this comic and it made me cry a bit.

@t.w.7057

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I’m a fan of seymours stuff and probably never would’ve found that out myself x)

They should make a deadpool tv show and have an episode based on this!

Big Deadpool fan thanks for not doing a normal story this was great

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

@Fandom4real is Deadpool suicide kings any good and worth reading?

There’s a short Deadpool story I love from the run in the 2000s where he talks about kidnapping a woman at her wedding at Niagara Falls and going over them with her as his “hostage” he gets the shit kicked out of him by other heroes but she ultimately dies. He gets derided and spat on by the Superhero community, and her family gets a settlement (negotiated by Matt Murdock) that ends up being 8 figures. But Deadpool reveals that the whole thing was a set up, that the woman had planned the whole thing with him, that she had hired his services as a mercenary to kill her, because she had inoperable cancer, but didn’t want to leave her family with nothing after she died. He says that she was the bravest person he’d ever met, because she chose to go out on her own terms, and that he even wrote her name in the inside of his mask so he’d always see it when ever he put it on, and be reminded of her. But then mentions his regret that his cancerous skin eventually caused the name to fade because of constantly being scraped against the pus and rotting skin flakes etc. but he keeps writing it every time it fades cause he never wants to forget her. It was in one of the comics leading up to his marriage to Shiklah, one talking about all his other “marriages”

Honestly i think deadpool comics like this have had a greater impact on the film versions than any of the lol so random bullshit ever did. The Deadpool of the films and the Deadpool of the comics are night and day and its one of the few times where i think the adaptation is better than the source material.

Great video as usual, Video suggestion - I’m curious about how many villains (if any) have actually been successfully reformed by Arkham asylum

There's a video on KZread of a narration of this comic. It's honestly one of my favorite videos I've ever watched. Just look up "Deadpool saves a girl from suicide comic dub" or something like that and you'll probably find it.

Yellow Box: I’m surprised that you didn’t tell her do a flip Deadpool: what? who you think I am, Homelander? White Box: who’s that? Deadpool: some Superman Knock off that just mad because he can’t have chicks or he might kill them by accident

this comic should be a scene in an upcoming deadpool movie! it might even help or even better become a meme and help more people than would possibly even care to watch a deadpool movie!

PM Seymour did a really good dub of this issue with Elsie Lovelock.

Deadpool the Merc with a mouth

This is one my favorite comic

Seen this before and it is lovely

more deadpool content if possible!

I need more Deadpool

We need this live action

Thanks for telling ❤️ 😢

I Absolutely love this comic! ❤

So excited for DP3 BABY

I don’t collect comics at all. But I own this comic, and to see a video about it is really cool because it’s a comic I love a lot.

Deadpool may be a psycho but the guy sure does have better morals than most of the hero's in his universe.

Honestly Deadpool and Danielle would make a good miniseries. Deadpool and just some random girl going around and beating up criminals, count me in.

thats some epic voice over work! really sounded like a girl!

Cool story bro👍

I know this is unrelated to the video and all but you really look like Matt Murdock from the comics with those glasses.

Trying to imagine how maybe little the differences would've been if this had been in a 90's 'PSA like' issue when Rob Liefeld was still the artist :/

You look like Matt Murdock

mullet-man enlighten me with the name of the comic or the name of the artist who drew it cus i really like the style and would love to learn it

Bruh, why am I crying? I have issues.

Oh I love it all right 2:55

Good story

I thought Deadpool was going to kill her like everyone in the MCU

It reminds me of a Superman comic (All Star Superman) where he stops a girl from jumping. Doesn’t even say that much and it ends with a hug.

thats beautiful bruh

If I can add something for the most cynical of us who went: "Duh, it's all good moral to make you dissuade, Da ReAl BrAvErY iS tO dO iT." And who still wants to off themselves because pain, because lost, because I don't know; If death is the end why the hell not living longer ?? At worst you'll still end up like you wanted to and we are all predestined to, But at best you might finally be happy ! Change your condition, put your self at risk, take the lead ! Flip the finger at the stuff that stop you from going forward and get the hell out of there !

nice story

This story is Marvels response to that issue where Superman talks a suicidal person off the ledge, and while it also has a positive anti-suicide message. It has a more real world pragmatic message about it as opposed to that Superman story.

@chingas9378

Жыл бұрын

still prefer all star superman, it's just way more inspiring

@tommyfishhouse8050

Жыл бұрын

@@chingas9378 It was Superman 701 not All-Star Superman.

@chingas9378

Жыл бұрын

@@tommyfishhouse8050 oh yeah that one, i honestly still prefer that, it’s just a matter of personal preference and it hits harder to me

Now do the one where a woman hires Deadpool to kill her on her wedding day. That one was a real twist where Deadpool isn’t necessarily the bad guy, he just did what no one else had the courage to do

@Seasonal-Shadow_4674

Жыл бұрын

How much was he paid??

I'm not suggesting any more JUMP

Infinity Warps?

Normally Deadpool would encourage her taking the jump 💀

@julio.dealmeidabranconeto5831

Жыл бұрын

Hm, no, not "normally"😅

0:58 1:00 1:03 1:54

hi mulletman

It's rather silly when anyone compares DP to Harley Quinn or call him an annoying Deathstroke ripoff. Those characters have had good stories, but they're a ton less interesting and relatable to me. A tad bit overrated as f**k too.

Can someone explain the last panel for me? What did he step in?

@UnkyChe

Жыл бұрын

💩

In comics, superheroes are avoiding people to commit suicide. Meanwhile in real life, people have made of suicide a business through euthanasia.

Is this run worth reading??????

What did he step on

What was up with those low lives?

The dubbing makes me viscerally cring plz no

I think how great this could have been if they didn't want to inject their opinion on a play. I think about how he could have shown her say a normal family, yet when you got to know them you find out how difficult of a life each one of them had. The wife and the husband could show their backstory and the girl in this comic could see them choosing to overcome and ultimately getting married and having a family. One that they are raising well. Heck they could have even thrown in say their religious beliefs as well and shown how your past does not define you but your actions and how you handle things do. Showing that hanging around the right people, making good decisions will pay off in the end. However, they seem to want to boil that down to a play. This could have been so much better but the writers honestly hate this type of idea and thus we have her being taken to a play.

One and only good written Marvel character.

I kinda hate stories that touch on dark subjects like this cause it hits too close to home. But this is the only one I actually like. Because you'd think it would be out of character for Deadpool, and yet it fits so well...

maybe im just a killjoy, but I think this is far more about how human the author is, rather than the character.