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CATALOG RECORD

Deadpool #18

Marvel · Series began 2008 · February 2010

Dates

Cover date
February 2010
On sale
December 9, 2009
In stores
December 9, 2009
Pages
36

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Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #18 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Original edition

    Barcode 75960606407601811

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  • 2nd printing

    2nd Printing Variant - Paco Medina Cover

    Marked as a later printing on the cover or in the indicia.

    Barcode 75960606407601821

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Story arc: Nation X

This is part 8 of 14. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Deadpool #15
  2. X-Men: Legacy Annual #1
  3. Dark Reign: The List - X-Men #1
  4. Deadpool #16
  5. X-Men: Legacy #228
  6. X-Men: Legacy #229
  7. Deadpool #17
  8. Deadpool #18
  9. Nation X #1
  10. X-Men: Legacy #230
  11. Nation X: X-Factor #1
  12. Nation X #2
  13. Nation X #3
  14. Nation X #4

Also part of: Want You To Want Me, Dark Reign

Creators

pencils: Jason Pearson, Paco Medinainks: Jason Pearson, Juan Vlascocolors: Jason Pearson, Marte Graciascript: Daniel Wayletters: Joe Sabino, Virtual Calligraphy

Stories

  • Want You to Want Me Conclusion: You Have the Right Not to Be Killed · 22 pages

    While a pair of bumbling HAMMER agents try to protect Ellis Kincaid from being killed by Deadpool, Wolverine and Domino fighting a rooster. Deadpool starts sniping all around Ellis, causing him to confess to Wolverine that Norman Osborn is the one who made him accuse the X-Men of kidnapping his daughter. The X-Men confront Deadpool and beat him up on camera for the benefit of evening news viewers. With Ellis' confession that the X-Men saved his life and Deadpool taken out, the public begins to see the X-Men as heroes again.

Publisher’s description

Cyclops assigned Domino to monitor Deadpool's actions in San Francisco with orders to keep him close, but at a safe distance. But with Deadpool, there's no such thing as a “safe distance.”

Reprinted in

Deadpool (2009), Deadpool (2009), Wolverine and Deadpool (2010), Deadpool by Daniel Way: The Complete Collection (2013), Deadpool: The Adamantium Collection (2017), Deadpool by Daniel Way Omnibus (2018), Deadpool Modern Era Epic Collection (2025)

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