Cover: Jason Pearson & Dexter Vines

Deadpool #25

Sep 2010 · Marvel · 3.99 USD

📊 ~36,828 copies sold its debut month

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In "Tricky Conclusion," Deadpool finally steps into the role he's always imagined—Vegas's sole protector—after a series of cunning deceptions that frame Weasel and Wildcard. Written by Daniel Way and illustrated by Carlo Barberi, with inks by Juan Vlasco and colors by Marte Gracia, the issue captures Deadpool’s chaotic charm as he grapples with the unexpected reality of heroism. The cover by Jason Pearson and Dexter Vines perfectly encapsulates the moment’s irony, as the Merc with a Mouth finds himself in a job that might just be too normal for his taste.

Contains 2 stories

Tricky Conclusion

22 pp · Superhero

Deadpool [also as The House]Wildcard [Weasel]Blind AlGrizzly

In "Tricky Conclusion," Deadpool orchestrates a wild misdirection to frame Weasel for a casino heist he didn’t commit, only to turn around and play the hero when the real threat emerges. As The House and Grizzly strike again, Weasel arrives to intervene—just as Deadpool stages a dramatic fake death for Wildcard, leaving the aftermath in chaos. With the dust settling, a bewildered Weasel tries to make sense of it all on the phone with Blind Al, only to be interrupted by Deadpool’s sudden, uninvited arrival—now the self-proclaimed protector of Vegas. The role he’s always wanted comes with a surprising catch: it’s actually just a 9-to-5 job.

Wade Until Dark

10 pp · Superhero

Deadpool