However, Deadpool made it into the future, preventing Cable from making this mistake. Thanks to his unorthodox methods, Deadpool saved the day with a minimum of violence, even when Cable believed that he had to go through the timestream and kill alternate versions of himself. Even though he deviated from his original mission, Deadpool proved to be a surprisingly good agent for the Time Variance Authority. Related: Deadpool Can See Through the Lie That Rewrote the Entire Marvel UniverseĪccording to the Temporal Adjudicator, each time Wade saved Cable, he invalidated the turmoil of a timeline, saving a new piece of the timestream. Soon, it was revealed that Loop was a future Deadpool, who was sent to kill Cable by the Time Variance Authority. Interestingly enough, Loop talked just as much as Deadpool and cracked many of the same jokes. As a result of the previous time loop, Cable had developed a cancer lesion in his brain, which created a chronal cascade across the timestream, endangering the universe.

Immediately upon their arrival, Cable and Deadpool were attacked by another assassin, called Loop. Eventually, Deadpool managed to damage Split Second's harness, which exploded and sent Cable and Deadpool to the year 2050. This loop sent them back 70 seconds in the past, only to repeat their catastrophic battle with Split Second multiple times afterward. While fighting a time-traveling assassin named Split Second, who wore a future version of the Temporal Displacement Harness, Cable and Deadpool became trapped in a time loop. In this mini-series, Cable went back in time to stop his vision of Deadpool killing Doctor Carl Weathers, who had plans for a Temporal Displacement Harness. But in one stunning turn of events, Wade Wilson was briefly recruited for a crucial mission by the Time Variance Authority, the organization that oversees Marvel's timeline that just made its Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in Loki.ĭeadpool's job with the Time Variance Authority took place during 2015's Deadpool & Cable: Split Second Infinite Comic #1-6, by Fabian Nicieza and Reilly Brown. Over the years, Deadpool has worked for some strange employers, and he's never been too picky about who he's worked for.

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