Deadpool and Wolverine is officially the most successful R-rated film of all time. Well deserved, considering Deadpool and Wolverine has successfully integrated Deadpool into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, along with the rest of 20th Century Fox’s X-Men universe. As more and more fans fall in love with the big-mouthed mercenary, readers should celebrate Deadpool by checking out his best Marvel Comics team-ups and crossovers.

Deadpool has teamed up with Wolverine and Cable, as in the Dead Pool Movies, but Marvel fans might find Deadpool’s crossover with Thanos, Galactus and Spider-Man surprising. Deadpool has traveled from one end of the Marvel Multiverse to the other and has Secret Wars and formed his own multiversal superhero team, the Deadpool Corps.

10 Deadpool and Cable are great partners

Deadpool 2 was far from the first time that Cable worked with Deadpool. The X-Man from the future and the Merc with a Mouth actually starred together in a crossover comic for years and experienced epic events such as Civil War together.

Cable and Deadpool is a crossover that really shouldn’t work, but it does. Cable is a great character for Deadpool to play with. Like Wolverine, Cable is a sober character with little time or energy for games, which are Deadpool’s specialty. Deadpool and Cable have so much chemistry and Marvel should consider revitalizing their comic book duo.

9 Deadpool and the Venom symbiote collide

Rick Remender is a great science fiction writer, as he’s proven with his many successful Image Comics, so he was the perfect writer to combine Deadpool and Venom. Giving Deadpool the Venom symbiote is like giving the Joker the mask – Deadpool is already an agent of chaos. He doesn’t need a symbiote to satisfy his more violent instincts.

Regardless, Venompool was born during the Dark Reign era, when Norman Osborn and the Dark Avengers had essentially replaced the heroes Civil War And Secret InvasionAs Deadpool enters the Marvel Cinematic Universe and potentially meets Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, Avengers: Secret WarsFans can see the Venompool crossover in live action.

8 A buddy action story with Deadpool and Thanos

What do Deadpool and Thanos have in common? Death. More precisely, they were both the objects of Death’s affection in the Marvel Universe. Thanos once tried to destroy half the universe to impress Death (in a little old story called Infinity Gauntlet). Deadpool has fascinated death with his uncanny ability to evade it.

Thanos and Deadpool are odd partners, but their pairing works perfectly. Deadpool fits serious characters and somehow makes them funny in the process. In this four-issue miniseries, Deadpool and Thanos travel together through the Marvel Universe in search of Death, a shared interest, and became one of the best buddy comedy comics Marvel has ever published.

7 Deadpool against the experienced Wolverine

Viewers who loved Deadpool and Wolverine should definitely turn to Marvel Comics for more content featuring their two favorite mutants. While Deadpool has appeared alongside Wolverine in many X-Men comics, Deadpool vs. old Logan The miniseries was truly unique among them.

Deadpool and Old Man Logan both hunt an Omega-level New Mutant. After Wolverine refuses Deadpool’s help, Deadpool seeks revenge on him and vows to be the first to reach the New Mutant. This miniseries features all the epic showdowns and witty banter that fans of Deadpool and Wolverine expect from their brutal crossovers.

6 A Marvel Multiverse by Deadpool

Readers looking for more Deadpool in their comics have plenty of ongoing series and miniseries, but no comic contains more Deadpools than the Deadpool Corps from 2010. Deadpool and Wolverine Viewers will recognize many faces in the Deadpool Corps, from Lady Deadpool to Headpool to Dogpool.

Deadpool Corps is the ultimate Deadpool crossover comic because Deadpool teams up with the best and worst person he could ever team up with… himself, from other universes. It’s interesting to see Deadpool poking fun at and getting annoyed at versions of himself. Multiverse fans will love it Deadpool Corps and fall in love with these Deadpool variants.

5 Deadpool meets Galactus, The Watcher and more

Deadpool teams up with heroes and villains of the Marvel Universe… whether they want to or not. Readers know Deadpool teams up with the X-Men, Cable, Wolverine, and even Spider-Man. But characters like the Watcher and Galactus never thought they’d appear in a comic alongside the Merc with a Mouth.

Deadpool Team (Vol. 2) is like a sandbox comic, allowing the creators to put Deadpool alongside characters he would never have come into contact with in the main Marvel books. Deadpool teams up with the Thing, Ghost Rider, and even successfully lands the role of Galactus’ new herald after the Silver Surfer.

4 Deadpool assembles a new X-Force

Marvel Comics is benefiting from the growing success of Deadpool. After two box office hits Deadpool and Wolverine officially became the most successful R-rated film of all time and rightly so. In addition to Deadpool and Wolverine: World War IIIMarvel has a new Deadpool Team Volume.

Characters like the Incredible Hulk, Wolverine, Gwen Stacy’s Ghost-Spider, and Major X join Deadpool’s new superhero team in an all-new crossover comic with returning Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld. Deadpool is at his best when he interacts with other Marvel characters, so it’s a treat to see him at the helm of another superhero team with members beyond X-Force or the X-Men.

3 Deadpool vs. the Avengers, X-Men and more

Enough is enough, and Deadpool has had enough of the Marvel Universe, leading him to embark on the greatest killing spree in comic book history, where Deadpool targets every character in Marvel Comics, good or evil, hero or villain, character And Creator.

Deadpool kills the Marvel Universe is one of the most unique crossover events that could only have been possible with a character like Deadpool. This concept requires a character like Deadpool who can break the boundaries of the comic book page, who is not morally righteous, and who could potentially defeat characters like the Fantastic Four, the Watcher, and the Hulk.

2 Deadpool joins the original Secret Wars

What if Deadpool had actually appeared in the original series? Secret Wars from 1984? Who cares that Deadpool didn’t debut in Marvel Comics until 1990? Deadpool is all about breaking rules. Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars is brilliant storytelling that utilizes Deadpool’s ability to break the fourth wall and incorporates him into one of Marvel’s most famous crossover events.

Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars is an example of retroactive storytelling. Fans of Deadpool can now see the big-mouthed mercenary alongside Hulk and the Avengers, challenging Doctor Doom and donning the black symbiote in front of Spider-Man.

1 Deadpool and Spider-Man: Best Friends

Deadpool is one of the best comedic characters in Marvel Comics. While it’s fun to see the big-mouthed mercenary team up with serious characters like Cable and Wolverine and annoy the hell out of them, pairing Deadpool with another lighthearted character like Spider-Man was a brilliant decision.

Deadpool and Spider-Man play off each other so well. Spider-Man usually has a response to Deadpool’s taunts, and Deadpool can poke fun at Spider-Man in a more endearing way. The Spider-Man/Deadpool Crossover comic has really proven how well these two characters work together. With Deadpool officially in the MCU after Deadpool and Wolverineit’s time for him to team up with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man.