Deadpool Stops a Girl From Jumping Off a Building…

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Deadpool #20

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[EriTheFish]

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

[justanoddshark]

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

[strikermodel]

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.

[NotoriousFOD]

There are ways a serious Deadpool story can work, this is one of them. Might be one of the best comic book stories ever in my opinion

[darkmask]

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.

[DXDragon]

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

[nicksmyth]

Honestly, I like this way more than the famous moment with Superman and the suicidal girl. That moment always felt a bit... on the nose? (goth girl who is suicidal and Superman just saying "it's alright"). I like Superman, but that scene I feel wasn't handled well. This comic, however, got me. It's not afraid to be real with the situation, and gives a character who genuinely wants to help her, but doesn't have the skills necessary

[smoke]

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

[stijnVDA]

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!

[nitrozerker]

There's a video on YouTube 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.

[alexism]

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

[cloudgeeky]

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

[Fandomreal]

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

[DerpSandwich_]

Good thing Deadpool ain’t homelander 💀

[gnmidnight]

The dubbing makes me viscerally cring plz no