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Deadpool Kills Deadpool is the ILU* Blog Issue # 1 comic pick!
This page is from Deadpool Kills Deadpool # 2 and introduces one of my favorite characters in any comic book: Pandapool! The species that endangers you! Stalwart ally of Earth-616 Deadpool in his quest to stop Earth-12101 Deadpool (who [spoilers!!!] at this point has already killed all the characters of literature [other than Sherlock Holmes who escapes holding the entirety of the Ideaverse {the version of the Universe where fictional characters of literature exist as actual beings that are the basis for all the superheroes/villians in the rest of the Multiverse} in his incredible memory while travelling on H.G. Wells time machine. Long story.] in the Ideaverse and all the superheroes/villians

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