Marvel Cinematic Universe+10
Dadpool
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Deadpool - All Media Types+1
With Vacations Like These, Who Needs a Job?
by candlesneedflame
Weasel flaps the rag at her as he continues talking to Wade. “You work with Daredevil, and him and Spider-Man are tight. And I know you worked with Spider-Man that one time on the zombie thing, so it didn’t really feel right handing this out,” he says, setting down the glass in order to pull a gold card from the chest pocket of his flannel shirt.
Deadpool - All Media Types+1
Mr Parker
by Spiro
Peter Parker is a painfully ordinary fifth grade teacher that has an extraordinary one night stand with a stranger. Too bad that stranger turns out to be one of Peter's student's dad. Based in the tumblr AU: “We hooked up last night and it turns out you are my child’s teacher.”
Deadpool - All Media Types+2
A potentially explicit work
Deadpool - All Media Types+2
Always the Brides-Man
by impossiblewhopper
Peter's exes are getting married. To each other. And, well, he needs a date.
Daredevil (TV)+3
The Feral Leading the Blind (or: How We Accidentally Kidnapped a Minor, Nearly Died, and Somehow Called It Teamwork)
by BitOfRedShirt
Blind lawyer. Feral mercenary. Panicked teen. One car. Countless bad decisions. Team Red’s first mission is loud, illegal, and wildly unsupervised, especially when Daredevil ends up behind the wheel and no one realizes Spider-Man is a minor until it’s far, far too late.
Spider-Man - All Media Types+3
Balloon
by Crockzilla
Peter tries being Little for the first time. Wade squees. And panics.
Spider-Man - All Media Types+7
Play Date
by Crockzilla
Dadpool hosts a play date for like all of the Avengers. It goes super well.
Spider-Man - All Media Types+3
A potentially explicit work
Spider-Man - All Media Types+4
A potentially explicit work
spideypool - Fandom+3
A potentially explicit work
Deadpool (Comics)+4
with a little strength
by iwillbeyourgoal
“Sooo,” he said, standing and pulling his shirt down softly over the bandage. “I noticed you’ve got the stuff to make every baked good ever conceived over there. Y’wanna bake and watch IT?”Suddenly Wade’s face was two inches away from Peter’s, and gloved hands reached up to cup his face.“Spidey,” he said seriously. “I would love nothing more in the entire world.”(spider-man and deadpool: wound healers, cookie bakers, lovemakers)
Spider-Man - All Media Types+3
A potentially explicit work
Deadpool - All Media Types+2
A potentially explicit work
Deadpool (Movieverse)+5
Mr. Deadpool
by Blue (SocksandFluff)
Peter gets ill on a short simple mission and it is Deadpool - of all the people in the world - that has to take up the responsibility of taking care of him before he gets worse.But of course he gets worse.Peter is sick, Deadpool has to be an adult. Nobody is happy about this. At least they get to suffer good company.
Deadpool - All Media Types+3
Fur Cue
by Skyshadow3246, Wolfloner
Wade has a kid? Deadpool has a kid?! Peter knocked again. The girl opened the door again, letting it catch on the chain lock. “I’m sorry. I’m a friend of your... dad. I kind of wanted to talk to him. Can I come in?”Updated Aug 25, 2020: Grammar, spelling, formatting
Daredevil (TV)+3
Spider-Child and the Emotional Support Antiheroes (or: Wade Wilson Learns What a Junior Is and Immediately Files for Custody)
by BitOfRedShirt
It was supposed to be a normal team-up. Punch a sewer wizard, stop a glitter-based apocalypse, and maybe grab shawarma. Then Deadpool learned Peter was sixteen.Cue: legal threats, emotional support blankets, and an unsolicited family court case against Tony Stark.Now Spider-Man has two overprotective vigilantes for dads (against his will), a curfew enforced with friendship bracelets, and a new title: The Baby of Team Red™.And if anyone threatens his GPA, Wade will throw hands. And possibly grenades.
Daredevil (TV)+4
The Unfortunate Intersection of Spider-Man and the Punisher (or: Don’t Take Philosophy Lessons from People With a Body Count)
by BitOfRedShirt
Spoiler alert: Peter didn’t die. But he did get yelled at by three people with very strong opinions, two masks, three raccoons, and a minor existential crisis.
Spider-Man - All Media Types+4
DadFriends
by Crockzilla, notlucy
Peggy and Nat teach the kids to play baseball, and the Dads have a heart-to-heart.