Liefeld's Deadpool on the cover of Deadpool Team-Up 5, brandishing a katana.
WARNING! Spoilers ahead for Deadpool Team-Up #5It’s the end of an era for Marvel Comics, as writer/artist Rob Liefeld leaves the publisher once more following the completion of his final Deadpool miniseries. The superstar comics creator recently announced his rather messy divorce from Marvel Comics, marking this miniseries as his final brush with his signature character.
Fittingly, Liefeld’s final lines for Deadpool himself sum up the entire storyline in a single pun, as Wade makes a joke that he's"draggin'" after the dragon-themed adventure he’s found himself caught up in. Related "A Perfect Pivot From Saying Goodbye To Marvel": Rob Liefeld Explains His Decision To Focus On Indie Comics Rob Liefeld is turning his attention away from Marvel Comics, and focusing on ambitious plans for his stable of"Extreme" comic characters.
Deadpool Team-Up Marks the End Of An Era, As The Iconic Character's Creator Exits The Company Rob Liefeld's Final Ride At Marvel Comics Close Of course, Liefeld has walked away from Marvel a few different times throughout the years, most notably when he and six other artists left the publisher to form Image Comics in 1992.
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