
If you loved
Deadpool
Tim Miller · Film · 2016
If you loved Deadpool, you will appreciate how these stories weaponize dark humor and irreverence to subvert the traditional tropes of the action hero.
Start with the source

Adaptation
Deadpool: No Good Deed
David Leitch · Film · 2017

Adaptation
Deadpool 2
David Leitch · Film · 2018

Adaptation
Once Upon a Deadpool
David Leitch · Film · 2018
Books on the same thread
Dog Man (Captain Underpants: Dog Man #1)
Dav Pilkey · Book · 2016
Much like Deadpool, this graphic novel embraces a chaotic, humorous tone that refuses to take its own superhero premise seriously while delivering unconventional crime-fighting action for the reader.
A Game for Heroes
Jack Higgins · Book · 2002
Fans of the gritty mercenary lifestyle seen in Deadpool will find similar satisfaction in this tale of hardened commandos operating outside the standard rules of military engagement.
Just for the Summer
Abby Jimenez · Book · 2024
This story mirrors the cynical, self-aware charm of Deadpool by using a high-concept, ironic premise to explore personal baggage and unconventional relationships in a way that feels refreshing.
Sharpe's Tiger
Bernard Cornwell · Book · 2011
The underdog spirit and unconventional tactical approach that define the protagonist of Deadpool are reflected in Sharpe, a man who consistently defies authority to achieve his own mission.
Series on the same thread

Marvel's The Punisher
Steve Lightfoot · Series · 2017
Those drawn to the brutal, revenge-fueled crusade of Deadpool will recognize the same intense, violent pursuit of justice against those who have caused deep, irreparable personal loss.

The Terminal List
David DiGilio · Series · 2022
This series captures the same relentless, vengeful energy found in Deadpool, focusing on a protagonist who abandons official constraints to hunt down those who betrayed his inner circle.

Scissor Seven
Xiaofeng He · Series · 2018
The absurdist comedy and meta-commentary that made Deadpool a hit are perfectly mirrored here, featuring a bungling assassin whose unpredictable methods and humorous struggles provide constant, chaotic entertainment.

Wednesday
Miles Millar · Series · 2022
Wednesday embodies the same sharp, biting sarcasm and outsider perspective that made Deadpool iconic, offering a dark and witty investigation that delights in subverting expectations at every turn.
Podcasts on the same thread

Business Wars
Audible · Podcast · 2026
The cutthroat, zero-sum mentality of these corporate feuds echoes the high-stakes, ruthless competition seen in Deadpool, proving that business is just as much of a battlefield as any war.

The Tim Ferriss Show
Tim Ferriss: Bestselling Author, Human Guinea Pig · Podcast · 2026
If the experimental, self-driven nature of Deadpool appeals to you, this show highlights the same spirit of unconventional mastery and pushing personal boundaries that defines a true maverick.
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Common questions
What order should I watch the Deadpool movies in?
You should begin with the 2016 film Deadpool, which details the origin of Wade Wilson. Following that, you can watch the short film Deadpool: No Good Deed, then proceed to Deadpool 2. Once Upon a Deadpool serves as an additional version of the second film.
Is Deadpool: No Good Deed a full-length sequel?
No, Deadpool: No Good Deed is a short film released in 2017 rather than a full-length sequel. It features the character Wade Wilson and serves as a bridge between the first Deadpool movie and the subsequent feature-length release, Deadpool 2.
Does Deadpool cover Wade Wilson's origin story?
Yes, the 2016 film Deadpool serves as the origin story for Wade Wilson. It follows his transition from a former Special Forces operative to a mercenary who undergoes a rogue experiment, resulting in his accelerated healing powers and his adoption of the Deadpool alter ego.
Is Once Upon a Deadpool different from Deadpool 2?
Once Upon a Deadpool is an adaptation released in 2018 that is based on the 2018 film Deadpool 2. While it shares the same core narrative and character foundation, it is presented as a distinct version of the sequel for viewers to watch.