Hey everybody, this is Rob Leifeld and we are continuing with our Rob observations, our

observational walkdown, the making of Deadpool as Deadpool is now celebrating 30 years of existence

in publication on the page, on your your toy shelf in your movie theater at your

video game console on your pop shelf right i mean that's kind of a toy too but yeah so

Deadpool has turned 30 and last time we really delved into the motivations the the inspirations, what I was thinking when I

created him, put him on the page, implemented him into the new mutants, the yin and yang, the entire

job of the hut as Tolliver, who's the, Tolliver's the bad guy that puts out the contract on

cable, which, which it informs that

Deadpool is kind of like a Boba Fett mercenary, bounty hunter, and cable for all tense and

purposes was our Han Solo. Nobody got frozen in carbonite. Didn't go that far, but they did defeat

Deadpool and send him back to To Tulliver with a note,

which would begin this wonderful subplot that would unfold over the next year,

which ultimately revealed in sharing with you guys the truth behind who Domino was and introduced Vanessa. And that was

kind of the longest of the long games that I had played. As long as I had played,

Strife and Cable, I played Domino Vanessa. And again, from the Ward Go, Domino's entrance,

if you go back and reread that, Deadpool is basically clearing the way for Domino to enter,

act as a hero, you know, reintroduce herself after a long period of not seeing cable because

they had an established relationship, which as you saw in our further flashback stories,

goes back to six-pack. And so she she re-enters she it looks like she's heroic she

saved the kids she's assisted cable she took down Deadpool she's warmly embraced which then sets

up the long game of revealing that that is not in fact domino that the real domino is in a

basement chained up in the catacombs of our of revealing that that is not in fact domino that the real domino is in a basement

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