Mythology Gag: The first issue begins with the alternate version of the Watcher introducing the concept of the multiverse and explaining that we're seeing an alternate universe, just like in the original What If? series.

Deadpool volume 1 aka volume 3, if the prior Deadpool miniseries are 1 and 2. Marvel Legacy Deadpool #9-77: January 1997 to September 2002, issues #1- 69 plus specials and annuals. This is Deadpool's first ongoing series. It had multiple writer/artist teams, including: Cyclops - Head encased in an indestructible bubble in a trap set by Dreadpool, accidentally blew up his own head with his laser vision. Screw This, I'm Out of Here!: In Again, Doctor Doom leaves for another dimension once Deadpool starts slaughtering the villains en masse. Boom, Headshot!: How Dreadpool kills Spider-Man in the original series, and how Deadpool kills Spider-Man 2099 in Again.

Luke Cage (Earth 12101) - Accidentally swallowed bombs hidden in his coffee by Dreadpool which then exploded.

Evil Is Not a Toy: Michael probably should've realized using a magic book he got from a Deal with the Devil to resurrect dead presidents would end badly no matter what his intentions. Stripperiffic: Dr. Swanson. Bare stomach, mini-shorts, prominent cleavage and even a visible thong. Deadpool volume 2 aka volume 4, Marvel Legacy Deadpool #143-205: November 2008 to December 2012, issues #1-63 plus specials and annual. The second solo Deadpool ongoing series, but third ongoing series with him starring. Writer Daniel Way carries over elements introduced in a Wolverine: Origins story arc note (not to be confused with X-Men Origins: Wolverine) where Deadpool views the world through "Pool-O-Vision" (hallucinations and delusions) and develops white caption boxes that clash with his little yellow boxes. Deadpool tries to die, but he never stays dead. Marvel also published Deadpool titles through the Marvel Knights and MAX imprints: Deadpool: Wade Wilson's War, by Duane Swierczynski and Jason Pearson, [44] [45] [46] and Deadpool MAX by David Lapham and Kyle Baker. [47] Deadpool: Sins of the Past aka Deadpool volume 2, Marvel Legacy Deadpool #5-8: August to November 1994, 4 issues by writer Mark Waid and penciler Ian Churchill. First look at what's under Deadpool's mask, much to Deadpool's dismay; he takes an instant liking to Theresa Cassidy (Siryn) and doesn't want to repulse her.Hope Spot: For a brief moment in Again, it looks like Deadpool might be able to break free from his conditioning as he starts to warn Moon Knight about the villains' plan... then the Red Skull appears on a monitor and says the trigger phrase he programmed into Deadpool, restoring his hold over him. Hilarious Outtakes: The last issue ends with outtakes of scenes gone wrong as if being filmed, such as Deadpool corpsing when he flubs a line and a parachuting stunt fail.