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Deadpool T-shirts

Prepare to perform a superhero landing as you dive into Zavvi UK’s wide range of Deadpool T-shirts. Featuring some of the best quotes from the Merc With A Mouth (as well as graphic prints), these clothing items are essential additions to the wardrobe of a Marvel fan, especially one who enjoys the colour red.

Breaking The Fourth Wall

Wade Wilson, the civilian identity of the Regenerating Degenerate, made his first appearance on the pages of The New Mutants #98 (1991), which was helmed by Fabian Nicieza and Rob Liefeld. During his early years, he was presented as an unambiguous supervillain; however, later issues changed his persona to that of an anti-hero, one who often engaged with superheroes, such as Spider-Man and Wolverine. What sets Wilson apart from others like him is that he is conscious of his existing as a comic-book character, and this unique trait is frequently utilised by writers to have the mercenary interact with readers. From the perspective of the heroes and villains with whom he shares a universe, his nonsensical ramblings are justified as symptoms of his insanity.

Though the character has been the subject of confusion regarding his origins, it is commonly accepted that Wilson received his powers — the most notable of which is his regenerative ability, derived from Wolverine — from the Weapon X Program, which he joined after developing multiple inoperable cancer tumours. His health restored, he eventually resumed his role as a mercenary, and at the start of this period, the iconic red suit became his go-to outfit.

Beyond the scope of the comics, Wilson has made the transition to the big screen, assuming the role of a side character in X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) before leading his own solo films. The actor Ryan Reynolds has embodied the character in each of these projects, but his X-Men portrayal is disconnected from later instalments.

Find Your Super Suit

If you’re worried that the bad guys might see you bleed, our collection of Deadpool T-shirts will help you to disguise any wound. Start browsing today, and give your clothing a mercenary-style makeover.