The infamous Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe series is about to take its most outrageous turn yet, concluding the trilogy in a blaze of bloodlust and chaos. Following Ryan Reynolds' blockbuster hit, Deadpool & Wolverine, this saga, also known for its unapologetic and unhinged storytelling, is back to becoming one of the most beloved and best-selling Deadpool series of all time. The Merc with the Mouth is back, this time, to aim at the darkest corners of the multiverse, where Marvel's greatest heroes have turned rogue. However, not everyone is excited about the finale, with disappointment and discontent looming over the direction of the story.

According to Marvel.com, the highly anticipated, Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe One Last Time is set to release on April 2nd, 2025. Written by Cullen Bunn and illustrated by Dalibor Talajić, this issue marks the beginning of a new chapter in the Deadpool Kills saga. The story, according to the makers, promises to be "absolutely bonkers" and "insanely epic".

Bunn expressed his excitement about returning to the series, stating that he and Talajić would not have come back unless they could create something "completely unexpected". The issue features a cover by Davide Paratore, with variant covers by Greg Land and Dan Panosian. Fans can thus expect an unforgettable ride as Deadpool takes on the Marvel Universe in a way, even if they are not unanimous with this one.

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The initial reactions to the announcement have not really been heartwarming, with fear of another 'mid' comic work looming over fans' hopes.

Fans are reacting with skepticism and disappointment to the announcement of Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe One Last Time. Many feel that the original series was sufficient and did not require a sequel, let alone a second one. Some are cautiously optimistic, while others are outright dismissive, viewing the new installment as an unnecessary attempt to recapture past success.

A user even termed the storyline as the "worst run ever written" as the news broke out on social media.

Artist Dalibor Talajić, the illustrator, further reflected on his journey with Deadpool, from drawing his first story to reuniting with the character in Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe One Last Time. He expressed joy in working with writer Cullen Bunn again, praising his imagination and promising a thrilling ride that evolved from a humorous concept to a major event over 15 years. It is only to see if the idea serves the fans just right.

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