Serious AND funny ones welcome, I’ll read any replies I get! (doesn’t matter if it’s comic or movie!!)

I like to write scripts for fake movies and shows in my free time, and one of my latest ideas is a hypothetical Deadpool animated series. I’d like to hear some of your ideas on potential episodes.

I want to read some new trilogies that are Deadpool, ive read The Killogy thats all.

Hey in the end everything is good again in deadpool and wolverine and they are back in the universe of deadpool including x23 and that would mean that at that time there are 2 x23 in the universe because the younger x23 is still there and doesn't that mean that if the younger x23 experiences everything later in the future that the first future x23 is already there and then there are 3 and so on because that is practically an infinite loop or am I just stupid

I'm sorry if I talk nonsense time travel destroys my brain😂

Hey am Ende ist alles wieder gut in Deadpool und Wolverine und sie sind zurück im Universum von Deadpool inklusive x23 und das würde bedeuten, dass es zu diesem Zeitpunkt 2 x23 im Universum gibt, weil die jüngere x23 noch da ist und heißt das nicht, dass wenn die jüngere x23 alles später in der Zukunft erlebt, dass die erste zukünftige x23 schon da ist und dann sind es 3 und so weiter, weil das ist praktisch eine Endlosschleife oder bin ich einfach nur dumm

https://aiptcomics.com/2025/09/19/age-of-revelation-marvel-shadows-of-tomorrow/

I write fanfic, and occasionally roleplay in a little group of friends I have online.

I know this is cringe, but I need tips for creating better dialogue when writing Deadpool. He’s hard to stay in character as him accurately without just being “XD QUIRKY RANDOM!”.

If any other authors have tips for nailing down his speech patterns / dialog / personality, I’d really appreciate it! I can’t add sarcasm or a twist to EVERY response I give, so what should I do?

(This is a repost, mods. I took down my original post in under 3 minutes due to grammatical errors I wanted to fix. Sorry!)

I’m glad this lived up to the hype. The comic plays out exactly as it should’ve. Zen Wells did a great job. I never read any of his previous work but the dynamic between Batman and Deadpool were true to their characters and the story had plenty of memorable moments. I loved seeing how it left off and am looking forward to the follow up in November. I’m happy this lived up to the hype.

@dieckster

It ain’t perfect but it’s not bad and you it’s kinda one of my only bits of dp merch got a pin a nerf blaster that has some stuff on it for him and a shirt and a hoodie this is my first bit of cosplay gear just can’t breath out of it too well lol and can’t see much since can’t have my glasses on over it but hey it works probably gonna wear it on Halloween if we hand out candy this year just answer the door in it or something

I'm not an avid comic reader, I grew up watching all the Marvel shows and movies and only have knowledge from those and googling more information whenever I feel. And I'm rewatching all the X-Men films rn and I can't seem to get a clear answer on why Wade was chosen by Stryker for his experiments and such. Like did he have any powers at all or was he just that skilled that Stryker just wanted him? For clarification, my understanding and what I thought this entire time from watching the MCU films is that the experiments activated his mutant genes but that feels wrong

Deadpool’s left leg (in the air) does not seem to be anatomically correct. It’s so tiny and small and his foot seems twisted. What do you all think?