Compared to other well-known Marvel characters, Deadpool is the one who appeared quite late.
In the Marvel comics "New Mutants", which was released in February 1991, Deadpool officially met with everyone.
Nowadays, there are quite a few comics, film and television works, games, and peripherals about Deadpool, and the popularity can definitely be ranked on the top.
Speaking of Deadpool, his signature features: mouth cannon bar, super regenerative ability, disfigurement under the mask...
Another feature that Deadpool has to mention is "breaking the fourth wall".
At the end of the classic Marvel comic book Deadpool vs. Marvel Universe, Deadpool "came" to the Marvel Comics editorial department to talk to the reader:
"I'll find you soon"
I believe that this scene has left a deep impression on every fan who has contacted Deadpool.
So, when did Deadpool debut in 1991 start breaking the fourth wall?
In fact, the early Deadpool comics were all "serious".
The "serious" mentioned here means that the story positioning itself is fictional, and Deadpool is a fictional character, and there is no sign of breaking the fourth wall.
As time went on, the character of Deadpool became more and more humorous, saying all kinds of vulgar passages from time to time...
The character seems to be becoming more and more unrestrained.
Until the 28th issue of the Marvel comic book Deadpool (1997-2002), it was probably April 1999.
Deadpool inadvertently bumps into his old acquaintance Bullseye, who is attacking a woman.
When the two of them met, Bullseye asked them when they last met, and Deadpool replied:
"Issue 16"
According to the relevant information, this should be the first time since public records that Deadpool broke the fourth wall.
Because the last time Deadpool and Bullseye met, it did happen in the 16th issue of Deadpool (1997-2002).
After that, breaking the fourth wall gradually became an iconic feature of Deadpool, and it became the norm to have a conversation with the reader from time to time.
Personally, reading Deadpool's comics is fun, but it's also really tiring...
Because you can often see Deadpool's spit on the screen (full page of comics), if you want to get those spit paragraphs, you need to be very familiar with the relevant culture of foreign countries.