Arkham Asylum.

lmao @ Superman over there.

Wrestling, by Andy Timm.

Who’s got this?

Merc with a Mouth.

Deadpool, by Geo Aquino.

Wade’s closest allies are Cable, Psylocke, Spidey, and Wolverine. His most notable foes are Omega Red and Hulk. His many love interests are Elektra, Black Widow, and a bunch of anonymous women, strippers, and prostitutes.

Deadpool, by Forrest Imel.

Chess Deathmatch.

Deadpool vs Slade, by Jordan Mizell.

Wade Wilson was born and raised in Canada. After failing to commit suicide, Wilson was drafted into a secret government training program. After medical testing, he learned he had over forty cancerous tumors and could not be operated on without being killed. To solve this problem, he volunteered for Weapon X, which gave him a healing factor based on Wolverine’s. This genetic augmentation terribly disfigured him because it bonded to and accelerated the growth of his cancer. He was labeled as a failed experiment and was sent to Kilebrew, who was extremely cruel to his patients, which drove Wilson insane and he broke out of labs, deciding to start a new life as a mercenary named Deadpool. Despite his role as a psychopath, Deadpool wrestles a lot with who he is and sometimes aspires to be a noble hero. That is, until he gets bored and goes to attempt any number of his convoluted schemes and wacky antics.

Deadpool, by Gene Pabalan.

The Walking Dead… Pool.

Ambush, by Yvan Quinet.

Gift to artist’s sis, who has a thing for gents of the masked or helmeted variety. HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Merry Christmas, by Sak.

“The name’s Wilson. Wade Wilson.”

Deadpool, by Kwame Antwi.

Losing an arm and a leg? Yeah, it’s whatever.

Cable n’ Pooly, by Anna.

He doesn’t play around (okay, maybe he does).

Deadpool, by Andrew Kwan.