And the So are you a reader of this comic like actively or what?

I was in the late 90s.

There was, I mean like the Deadpool, the history of the character was like mid 90s or early 90s,

Rob Laifeld, X-Force happened and then like, it was a bunch of people with guns that didn't make a whole lot of sense fought each other.

And Deadpool? Like notable people? Yeah, cable and all that. That's where all that stuff starts.

And then then I mean

it just the most 90s comic you could have the 90s right but those characters

moved on and got nuanced as the years went on deadpool is one of them that

who had a which I really liked a solo series where it was very similar to what the movie was where it's like there's

blind owl weasel is there and like it's all right well so wait a second weasel

is t. j. Miller and Blind Alice, the old blind lady.

Oh yes, okay. That's where all that comes from and they're like he goes on missions and like gets into

wacky adventures and it's like fun it's like

it's like half loony tunes half like actual marvel comic thing and that's right

where that went on and then kind of deadpool in the as 90s and 2000s progressed just became so omnipresid in comics and like he's just everywhere like he's been on the X man he's been on the fucking probably on the Avengers at least once.

Oh really? He's been on X-4.

Like, you're going to sell, like, it's the Wolverine thing.

Like you're trying to sell comics, put Deadpool on the cover.

So he's that big of a character.

He's gotten that big, yeah.

Wow, wow, okay.

And it's always been like a mature title like he's

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