Eeros around the Marvel Universe including Doctor Strange and the Fantastic Four. The run also added a new member to Deadpool's very short list of friends by bring Bob, Agent of Hydra into the picture.
Level of Recommended Reading Importance - 8.5/10 (Great series, great humor, great friendship dynamic, but a few plot-holes to past issues).
Daniel Way's Run - Deadpool by Daniel Way Volume 1
While a controversial writer, Daniel Way is still the writer who has had the longest run on Deadpool yet with a total of 65 issues. While some older fans dislike Daniel Way for reasons such as giving him voices in his head with no explanation behind how they got there, or turning Deadpool into more of a loveable goofball than a mentally disturbed mercenary. Daniel Way's run is easily one of the most popular runs Deadpool has ever had. Introducing the character to new readers and turning Deadpool into a more popular marketable character. He's also responsible for bring Deadpool into middle of the Marvel Universe and having him play a major part in Marvel's big crossover events. It was Deadpool who gave Norman Osborn the knowledge to defeat the skrull's during the Secret Invasion, and it was Deadpool who helped the x-men destroy some of the vampires during the Curse of the Mutants story arc.
Level of Recommended Reading Importance - 5/10 (Fun series with some great ideas, but many unexplained changes to the character and the occasional plot-hole).
Uncanny X-Force
Often not thought of as a team-player, Deadpool finally joined a team called the Uncanny X-Force written by Rick Remender. Joining other super-powered killers such as Wolverine, Psylocke, Fantomex, and Archangel. Deadpool while often not the focus of attention was always there to lend a helping hand when needed. Rick Remender's run was a masterpiece and helped show the other heroes of the Marvel universe that while he may be an annoying mercenary out for a paycheck, he is still a force not to be messed with and a person who only wants to feel important. Deadpool was also a way to bring some lighthearted comedy to ensure the book didn't become too dark and depressing.
Level of Recommended Reading Importance - 6/10 (Amazing series, but Deadpool isn't in the spot-light for the majority of the series).
Deadpool (2013)
The new 2013 Deadpool monthly series has entered with a bang, and is now the perfect series for readers to go to when looking for a fun, enjoyable read. Written by comedians Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn have created one of Deadpool's most well-written series. Not only is the series well-written and extremely funny, but it also tackles Deadpool more as a character. Diving into his broken mind both literally and figuratively. They're also responsible for "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" which is easily one of the best Deadpool stories ever written. They've also expanded Deadpool's supporting cast, and introduced Shiklah. Deadpool's succubus wife. A must read for Deadpool fans both old and new.
Level of Recommended Reading Importance - 9/10 (Well crafted intertwining stories, return to a darker Deadpool, very humorous).
Other Good Recommendations are Listed Below
Deadpool: Wade Wilson's War
Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe and it's sequel Deadpool Killustrated and the third in the "Killogy", Deadpool Kills Deadpool
Deadpool Suicide Kings.
Deadpool Pulp
Daredevil/Deadpool '97 Annual
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