Deadpool co-creator Rob Liefeld has announced that he is retiring from working on the Merc with a Mouth's adventures in 2024, 33 years after the character debuted. Before he depar꧒ts the title, however, Liefeld has promised that he has "one last crazy Deadpool yarn" that will be released in Summer 2024, also saying, "Trust mꦆe, it's a wild one, and call it a collaboration for the ages."
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Liefeld goes on to describe the introduction of the Deadpool Corps as "a great function of my mid-life crisis during 2009" before reminiscing about 2015's original graphic novel Deadpool: Bad Blood and pointi♒ng out that, "I'll complete this journey with over 1000 pages alongside my Mercenary Misfit."
Liefeld's reasons for retirement seem to be simp🦄ly a desire to go out on top. "I'll be 57 at the end of this and my eyes are still functioning, the work continues to be strong, I want to go out with the best effort I can muster." He finished his post by thanking those who have followed his work over the years, celebrating "the world's greatest fans, who have always provid💞ed the best support a cartoonist could ever imagine. And that, is saying something!"
Rob Liefeld's final Deadpool work will be published by Marvel sometime in 2024. A 💎new monthly run of Deadpool, written by Cody Ziglar and drawn by Rogê Antônio, begins on Apr🍨il 3 with Rob Liefeld supplying a variant cover for the issue.
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