120+ Deadpool Riddles with Answers
Deadpool riddles with answers make one word do three jobs: Deadpool the red masked antihero, a death prediction pool, and a stagnant river pool left behind by a retreating current. You will meet the word pool as a roster of names, plus recurring comic vocabulary such as the fourth wall, speech bubbles, katanas, and a healing factor. The running pun turns one title into a wager, a backwater, and a hero. When this deck runs dry, the Magician riddles pick up right where these leave off.
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Three Deadpool riddles, answers included
- I wear red, talk to pages, and treat danger like a bad hair day. What am I?
- Answer: Deadpool
- What pool has no lanes, no water, and names instead of swimmers?
- Answer: a dead pool wager
- An actuary's least professional forecast?
- Answer: a celebrity death pool
Deadpool Riddles
- I wear red, talk to pages, and treat danger like a bad hair day. What am I?Deadpool
- What pool has no lanes, no water, and names instead of swimmers?a dead pool wager
- An actuary's least professional forecast?a celebrity death pool
- Which comic hero can look surprised without moving a single thread of his mask?Deadpool
- What does a morbid office bracket crown?a dead pool winner
- Two long handles peek over my shoulders, but I am not a backpack. I cross steel behind a red mask. What am I?crossed katana scabbards
- What kind of pool is filled with names instead of water?a name-based wager
- I am a wall no hammer can touch. A red masked joker talks through me. What am I?the fourth wall
- Why can a masked hero lose an argument with a caption box?the caption gets the last word
- I go still when a river pulls away, and my fish cannot follow. What am I?Deadpool
- What snack-loving red hero would bring a speech bubble to a quiet contest?Deadpool
- A mask that changes mood without changing shape?Deadpool's fixed mask
- What color pair can hide a masked hero's face and still make him impossible to miss?red and black
- What river room has no door, only a shrinking shoreline?an isolated backwater
- I am bookkeeping where every correct entry feels socially incorrect. What am I?a mortality ledger
- Who reads the comic while starring in it?Deadpool
- I am a sealed guess that waits for grim news before it can win. What am I?a mortality ballot
- What has crossed blades, a fixed face, and a window only it can see?Deadpool
- I make every bandage a short-term rental, then return to the joke. What am I?Deadpool
- What floats above a comic head, carries words, and never rises?a speech bubble
- The only pool where an empty roster is the final score?a completed mortality list
- Who treats the edge of a comic panel like an open doorway?Deadpool
- Which office pool makes HR wish everyone had picked football?Deadpool
- I grow back what ordinary heroes would have to replace, but I am not a lizard's tail. What am I?a healing factor
- A wager whose winner hopes to be wrong?a reluctant prediction pool
- I am a white horse's one-point crown, and beside a red masked hero I become a running joke. What am I?the unicorn motif
- What does a river call its last puddle after the current moves out?Deadpool
- I begin as a name for a grim wager, then step onto a movie poster in red. What am I?Deadpool
- What hero could win hide-and-seek but keeps talking from behind the curtain?Deadpool
- A bracket where every upset is permanent?a mortality bracket
- What part of a comic is a room with no ceiling, where every hero fits?a comic panel
- What taxi meter keeps counting across sequels?Dopinder's running fare
- I am a forecast with terrible bedside manner and a buy-in. What am I?a morbidity pool
- Who can photobomb his own narration?Deadpool
- I hide a man's face yet reveal emotions through motionless white eyes. What am I?Deadpool's mask
- Which hero can be in a box, outside the box, and talking about the box?Deadpool
- I carry two swords like giant chopsticks, but lunch never arrives. What am I?Deadpool
- What invisible bridge joins a comic reader and a hero without ink leaving the page?direct address
- A stagnant investment with fish instead of funds?an oxygen-starved pool
- What pool gets smaller when the sun works overtime?Deadpool
- Who wears pajamas to a sword lesson and still looks official?Deadpool
- I am an X drawn by two sleeping blades behind a red back. What am I?crossed katanas
- A pool with no lifeguard, only a notary?a sealed prediction pool
- I trap fish by staying put, though I own no net. The river leaves me behind. What am I?Deadpool
- What does a caption call a hero who keeps answering back?a fourth-wall nuisance
- I am a movie joke that notices the camera without appearing in the credits. What am I?a fourth-wall break
- Who needs no thought bubble because every thought escapes?Deadpool
- A river's cul-de-sac after the flow moves away?Deadpool
- What part of a sword stays hidden while the blade rides on a hero's back?a katana sheath
- What red face can wink without an eyelid?a white mask lens
- I am a spreadsheet where a perfect forecast earns an awkward smile. What am I?an office mortality pool
- Which hero could interrupt the answer to his own riddle?Deadpool
- I am a legal name beneath an illegal amount of red fabric. What am I?Wade Wilson
- What can heal, joke, and notice the person holding the book?Deadpool
- I am red, black, and impossible to keep quiet, even in a silent comic. What am I?Deadpool
- What kind of current leaves fish behind by disappearing?river recession
- A balance sheet whose assets are names and maturity date is unknown?a mortality forecast book
- Which pool has a deadline but no finish line?Deadpool
- Who brings katanas to a conversation and still lets words do all the work?Deadpool
- I frame two white windows on a red face and make a blank mask look alert. What am I?black eye patches
- A wager written in pencil because nobody knows the date?a mortality bet
- I am a recovery trick that makes permanent damage sound temporary. What am I?rapid healing
- What does a comic panel need after its hero starts reviewing the panel?fourth-wall repair
- I am a list that becomes shorter only when the news becomes worse. What am I?a dead pool roster
- What red hero could turn a library's silent reading into a one-person show?Deadpool
- A warranty that repairs the owner?regeneration
- What small red and black circle can identify a hero without showing his face?Deadpool's belt buckle
- What envelope hopes breaking news never breaks its seal?an unopened prediction envelope
- I am the star who treats the camera operator like a scene partner, though no such role appears in the credits. What am I?Deadpool
- Who mistakes narration for a group chat?Deadpool
- I am a pause in the plot where a hero speaks through the screen. What am I?a camera aside
- What kind of swimmer wears no goggles because it is really a list?a dead pool entry
- I have a meter and a familiar driver, and the same red passenger keeps making sequel trips. What am I?Dopinder's taxi
- What shared habit links a comic narrator and a person texting you this riddle?talking directly to the reader
- The only office sweepstake audited by an obituary page?a mortality sweepstake
- What looks like a swimming list but has no water?Deadpool
- Which antihero's inside voice keeps escaping onto the page?Deadpool
- I am two handles making rabbit ears above a red hero, but I hide blades, not bunnies. What am I?twin katana hilts
- A pool closed by nature, not a health inspector?an abandoned river pocket
- I am the same red face in every frame, yet readers swear I smirk. What am I?an expressionless mask
- Why does a lifeguard never chlorinate a roster of grim guesses?Because it is a prediction pool.
- I am a nickname earned by a masked man who turns every scene into commentary. What am I?Merc with a Mouth
- Which hero has two swords behind him and one invisible audience in front?Deadpool
- A pool that dries up before anyone wins?a stranded river pool
- What tiny box can hold a whole superhero moment?a comic frame
- What sealed paper can make bad news somebody's correct guess?a dated name slip
- I am an accountant of gloomy guesses, balancing names instead of numbers. What am I?a dead pool scorekeeper
- Who treats the audience like a cast member?Deadpool
- I am a red costume that hides a face but advertises its wearer from across town. What am I?Deadpool's suit
- What hero has a healing factor and a punctuation problem?Deadpool
- I bounce back from every mishap and still complain about the landing. What am I?Deadpool
- What kind of pool can exist in a riverbed, a break room, and a comic title?Deadpool
- A paper guess waiting behind glue for the news?a sealed mortality prediction
- Which hero can see the reader without opening a window?Deadpool
- Who makes a voice-over feel underqualified?Deadpool
- I am a red face with no mouth, two white eyes, and a black bridge. I identify the loudest silent speaker. What am I?the Deadpool logo
- A pool whose deepest part is the fine print?a death wager
- I am a rainbow-sidekick fantasy that looks extra strange beside red and black. What am I?Deadpool's unicorn
- What job would a masked narrator steal from the person reading the captions?a comic narrator
- I am not a window, but one hero looks through me at the movie audience. What am I?the camera lens
- What does a red masked hero wear that never hides his mood from readers?a fixed face covering
- An actor who knows the camera is there, even when the script pretends it isn't?a self-aware character
- What keeps a comic hero inside one moment until he talks past its border?a panel edge
- What fish hotel loses oxygen as its river checks out?a stagnant river pool
- I am a wager that turns the morning news into a very awkward scoreboard. What am I?an office dead pool
- Who could add a footnote to his own entrance?Deadpool
- I am a costume's dark geometry, breaking a bright red body into a moving logo. What am I?black suit panels
- What red and black figure can leave the story without leaving the page?Deadpool
- I wear a mask with white eyes and carry more commentary than luggage. What am I?Deadpool
- What makes Dopinder's ordinary taxi extraordinary without changing the meter?a recurring masked passenger
- When does a pool's liquidity reach zero?Deadpool
- What hero's costume never changes expression, but your brain changes it for him?Deadpool
- Who treats a healing factor like an unlimited repair plan?Deadpool
- My first half ends a life cycle, my second has lanes, and together I ignore both endings and lanes. What am I?Deadpool
- A celebrity list with no red carpet?an obituary sweepstake
- I am a pool you should never jump into because I am only names on paper. What am I?Deadpool
- Which hero would heckle the person writing his clue?Deadpool
- I look like a leisure pool on an office calendar, but my entries are people, not laps. What am I?Deadpool
- Which cab driver keeps getting superhero-sized fares?Dopinder
- A river's last room, locked by mud instead of a door?an anoxic refuge pool
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How These Deadpool Riddles Split One Name
These clues work by making Deadpool's name answer three different pictures. In one lane, dead describes a river pocket after the current leaves, as in the clue about a pool that gets smaller when the sun works overtime. In another, pool means an office wager built from names, mortality dates, or a sealed prediction, so an actuary's least professional forecast points to a celebrity death pool.
The third lane is comic specific: a red and black mask, crossed katanas, a healing factor, speech bubbles, and the fourth wall identify the Merc with a Mouth. Some answers name Deadpool directly, while others name the prop, device, or grim bookkeeping around him. When a clue asks who reads the comic while starring in it, the answer is Deadpool's habit of addressing the audience.
Who Uses Deadpool Riddles and When
Use this page when a Deadpool fan wants a quick laugh, a comic themed warmup, or a few grim office pool prompts for a group. The easy clues suit a family game or a younger reader who knows the red and black costume, white mask eyes, and twin sword hilts.
Choose Kids for clues about the healing factor, crossed katanas, and comic panels. Choose Hard when adults want mortality ledgers, prediction envelopes, and fourth wall repairs disguised as one liners. The One-liner filter works well for a fast round between movie scenes or messages. Friends can trade clues, while adults can debate whether a dead pool entry is a wager, a river pocket, or both.
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Deadpool Riddles for Kids
40 kid-friendly deadpool riddles with simple words, safe themes, and answers that make young solvers feel clever.
Example Deadpool Riddles for Kids
- I wear red, talk to pages, and treat danger like a bad hair day. What am I? Deadpool
- Two long handles peek over my shoulders, but I am not a backpack. I cross steel behind a red mask. What am I? crossed katana scabbards
- I am a wall no hammer can touch. A red masked joker talks through me. What am I? the fourth wall
- What snack-loving red hero would bring a speech bubble to a quiet contest? Deadpool
Hard Deadpool Riddles
For solvers who like a fight: 40 hard deadpool riddles that resist the first guess, and often the second.
Example Hard Deadpool Riddles
- An actuary's least professional forecast? a celebrity death pool
- Why can a masked hero lose an argument with a caption box? the caption gets the last word
- A mask that changes mood without changing shape? Deadpool's fixed mask
- I am bookkeeping where every correct entry feels socially incorrect. What am I? a mortality ledger
Deadpool Riddles for Adults
40 deadpool riddles with grown-up wit: subtler wordplay and references, zero crudeness, all challenge.
Example Deadpool Riddles for Adults
- What does a morbid office bracket crown? a dead pool winner
- What kind of pool is filled with names instead of water? a name-based wager
- I go still when a river pulls away, and my fish cannot follow. What am I? Deadpool
- I am a sealed guess that waits for grim news before it can win. What am I? a mortality ballot
Funny Deadpool Riddles
The punchline crowd: 40 deadpool riddles built for a laugh, with puns, twists and groan-worthy wordplay included.
Example Funny Deadpool Riddles
- Who reads the comic while starring in it? Deadpool
- I make every bandage a short-term rental, then return to the joke. What am I? Deadpool
- Which office pool makes HR wish everyone had picked football? Deadpool
- What does a river call its last puddle after the current moves out? Deadpool
Easy Deadpool Riddles
Warm up with 40 easy deadpool riddles for quick wins to build momentum before the tricky ones.
Example Easy Deadpool Riddles
- Which comic hero can look surprised without moving a single thread of his mask? Deadpool
- What color pair can hide a masked hero's face and still make him impossible to miss? red and black
- Who treats the edge of a comic panel like an open doorway? Deadpool
- A wager whose winner hopes to be wrong? a reluctant prediction pool
Tricky Deadpool Riddles
40 tricky deadpool riddles that bait the obvious answer, so read slowly, the trap is in the wording.
Example Tricky Deadpool Riddles
- What river room has no door, only a shrinking shoreline? an isolated backwater
- What has crossed blades, a fixed face, and a window only it can see? Deadpool
- The only pool where an empty roster is the final score? a completed mortality list
- I am a white horse's one-point crown, and beside a red masked hero I become a running joke. What am I? the unicorn motif
What Am I Deadpool Riddles
The classic guessing game: 40 what-am-I deadpool riddles that describe themselves clue by clue. Read, commit to a guess, then reveal.
Example What Am I Deadpool Riddles
- I grow back what ordinary heroes would have to replace, but I am not a lizard's tail. What am I? a healing factor
- I begin as a name for a grim wager, then step onto a movie poster in red. What am I? Deadpool
- I am a forecast with terrible bedside manner and a buy-in. What am I? a morbidity pool
- I hide a man's face yet reveal emotions through motionless white eyes. What am I? Deadpool's mask
Clever Deadpool Riddles
40 deadpool riddles built on a genuinely neat idea rather than a trap: fair on the first read, satisfying on the reveal.
Example Clever Deadpool Riddles
- What pool has no lanes, no water, and names instead of swimmers? a dead pool wager
- What floats above a comic head, carries words, and never rises? a speech bubble
- A bracket where every upset is permanent? a mortality bracket
- What part of a comic is a room with no ceiling, where every hero fits? a comic panel
Long Deadpool Riddles
10 deadpool riddles with a full setup and room for real misdirection, the ones worth reading out loud.
Example Long Deadpool Riddles
- I am the star who treats the camera operator like a scene partner, though no such role appears in the credits. What am I? Deadpool
- I have a meter and a familiar driver, and the same red passenger keeps making sequel trips. What am I? Dopinder's taxi
- I am two handles making rabbit ears above a red hero, but I hide blades, not bunnies. What am I? twin katana hilts
- I am a red costume that hides a face but advertises its wearer from across town. What am I? Deadpool's suit
Deadpool Riddles to Ask Your Friends
40 deadpool riddles built to stump someone: text one without the answer, watch them squirm, then enjoy the reveal.
Example Deadpool Riddles to Ask Your Friends
- What taxi meter keeps counting across sequels? Dopinder's running fare
- Who can photobomb his own narration? Deadpool
- What invisible bridge joins a comic reader and a hero without ink leaving the page? direct address
- What pool gets smaller when the sun works overtime? Deadpool
Short Deadpool Riddles
In a hurry? 110 bite-size deadpool riddles that get to the point in one line, perfect to text a friend.
Example Short Deadpool Riddles
- What hero could win hide-and-seek but keeps talking from behind the curtain? Deadpool
- Which hero can be in a box, outside the box, and talking about the box? Deadpool
- I carry two swords like giant chopsticks, but lunch never arrives. What am I? Deadpool
- A stagnant investment with fish instead of funds? an oxygen-starved pool
All 120 Deadpool Riddles with Answers
1. I wear red, talk to pages, and treat danger like a bad hair day. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
2. What pool has no lanes, no water, and names instead of swimmers?
Answer: a dead pool wager
3. An actuary's least professional forecast?
Answer: a celebrity death pool
4. Which comic hero can look surprised without moving a single thread of his mask?
Answer: Deadpool
5. What does a morbid office bracket crown?
Answer: a dead pool winner
6. Two long handles peek over my shoulders, but I am not a backpack. I cross steel behind a red mask. What am I?
Answer: crossed katana scabbards
7. What kind of pool is filled with names instead of water?
Answer: a name-based wager
8. I am a wall no hammer can touch. A red masked joker talks through me. What am I?
Answer: the fourth wall
9. Why can a masked hero lose an argument with a caption box?
Answer: the caption gets the last word
10. I go still when a river pulls away, and my fish cannot follow. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
11. What snack-loving red hero would bring a speech bubble to a quiet contest?
Answer: Deadpool
12. A mask that changes mood without changing shape?
Answer: Deadpool's fixed mask
13. What color pair can hide a masked hero's face and still make him impossible to miss?
Answer: red and black
14. What river room has no door, only a shrinking shoreline?
Answer: an isolated backwater
15. I am bookkeeping where every correct entry feels socially incorrect. What am I?
Answer: a mortality ledger
16. Who reads the comic while starring in it?
Answer: Deadpool
17. I am a sealed guess that waits for grim news before it can win. What am I?
Answer: a mortality ballot
18. What has crossed blades, a fixed face, and a window only it can see?
Answer: Deadpool
19. I make every bandage a short-term rental, then return to the joke. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
20. What floats above a comic head, carries words, and never rises?
Answer: a speech bubble
21. The only pool where an empty roster is the final score?
Answer: a completed mortality list
22. Who treats the edge of a comic panel like an open doorway?
Answer: Deadpool
23. Which office pool makes HR wish everyone had picked football?
Answer: Deadpool
24. I grow back what ordinary heroes would have to replace, but I am not a lizard's tail. What am I?
Answer: a healing factor
25. A wager whose winner hopes to be wrong?
Answer: a reluctant prediction pool
26. I am a white horse's one-point crown, and beside a red masked hero I become a running joke. What am I?
Answer: the unicorn motif
27. What does a river call its last puddle after the current moves out?
Answer: Deadpool
28. I begin as a name for a grim wager, then step onto a movie poster in red. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
29. What hero could win hide-and-seek but keeps talking from behind the curtain?
Answer: Deadpool
30. A bracket where every upset is permanent?
Answer: a mortality bracket
31. What part of a comic is a room with no ceiling, where every hero fits?
Answer: a comic panel
32. What taxi meter keeps counting across sequels?
Answer: Dopinder's running fare
33. I am a forecast with terrible bedside manner and a buy-in. What am I?
Answer: a morbidity pool
34. Who can photobomb his own narration?
Answer: Deadpool
35. I hide a man's face yet reveal emotions through motionless white eyes. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool's mask
36. Which hero can be in a box, outside the box, and talking about the box?
Answer: Deadpool
37. I carry two swords like giant chopsticks, but lunch never arrives. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
38. What invisible bridge joins a comic reader and a hero without ink leaving the page?
Answer: direct address
39. A stagnant investment with fish instead of funds?
Answer: an oxygen-starved pool
40. What pool gets smaller when the sun works overtime?
Answer: Deadpool
41. Who wears pajamas to a sword lesson and still looks official?
Answer: Deadpool
42. I am an X drawn by two sleeping blades behind a red back. What am I?
Answer: crossed katanas
43. A pool with no lifeguard, only a notary?
Answer: a sealed prediction pool
44. I trap fish by staying put, though I own no net. The river leaves me behind. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
45. What does a caption call a hero who keeps answering back?
Answer: a fourth-wall nuisance
46. I am a movie joke that notices the camera without appearing in the credits. What am I?
Answer: a fourth-wall break
47. Who needs no thought bubble because every thought escapes?
Answer: Deadpool
48. A river's cul-de-sac after the flow moves away?
Answer: Deadpool
49. What part of a sword stays hidden while the blade rides on a hero's back?
Answer: a katana sheath
50. What red face can wink without an eyelid?
Answer: a white mask lens
51. I am a spreadsheet where a perfect forecast earns an awkward smile. What am I?
Answer: an office mortality pool
52. Which hero could interrupt the answer to his own riddle?
Answer: Deadpool
53. I am a legal name beneath an illegal amount of red fabric. What am I?
Answer: Wade Wilson
54. What can heal, joke, and notice the person holding the book?
Answer: Deadpool
55. I am red, black, and impossible to keep quiet, even in a silent comic. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
56. What kind of current leaves fish behind by disappearing?
Answer: river recession
57. A balance sheet whose assets are names and maturity date is unknown?
Answer: a mortality forecast book
58. Which pool has a deadline but no finish line?
Answer: Deadpool
59. Who brings katanas to a conversation and still lets words do all the work?
Answer: Deadpool
60. I frame two white windows on a red face and make a blank mask look alert. What am I?
Answer: black eye patches
61. A wager written in pencil because nobody knows the date?
Answer: a mortality bet
62. I am a recovery trick that makes permanent damage sound temporary. What am I?
Answer: rapid healing
63. What does a comic panel need after its hero starts reviewing the panel?
Answer: fourth-wall repair
64. I am a list that becomes shorter only when the news becomes worse. What am I?
Answer: a dead pool roster
65. What red hero could turn a library's silent reading into a one-person show?
Answer: Deadpool
66. A warranty that repairs the owner?
Answer: regeneration
67. What small red and black circle can identify a hero without showing his face?
Answer: Deadpool's belt buckle
68. What envelope hopes breaking news never breaks its seal?
Answer: an unopened prediction envelope
69. I am the star who treats the camera operator like a scene partner, though no such role appears in the credits. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
70. Who mistakes narration for a group chat?
Answer: Deadpool
71. I am a pause in the plot where a hero speaks through the screen. What am I?
Answer: a camera aside
72. What kind of swimmer wears no goggles because it is really a list?
Answer: a dead pool entry
73. I have a meter and a familiar driver, and the same red passenger keeps making sequel trips. What am I?
Answer: Dopinder's taxi
74. What shared habit links a comic narrator and a person texting you this riddle?
Answer: talking directly to the reader
75. The only office sweepstake audited by an obituary page?
Answer: a mortality sweepstake
76. What looks like a swimming list but has no water?
Answer: Deadpool
77. Which antihero's inside voice keeps escaping onto the page?
Answer: Deadpool
78. I am two handles making rabbit ears above a red hero, but I hide blades, not bunnies. What am I?
Answer: twin katana hilts
79. A pool closed by nature, not a health inspector?
Answer: an abandoned river pocket
80. I am the same red face in every frame, yet readers swear I smirk. What am I?
Answer: an expressionless mask
81. Why does a lifeguard never chlorinate a roster of grim guesses?
Answer: Because it is a prediction pool.
82. I am a nickname earned by a masked man who turns every scene into commentary. What am I?
Answer: Merc with a Mouth
83. Which hero has two swords behind him and one invisible audience in front?
Answer: Deadpool
84. A pool that dries up before anyone wins?
Answer: a stranded river pool
85. What tiny box can hold a whole superhero moment?
Answer: a comic frame
86. What sealed paper can make bad news somebody's correct guess?
Answer: a dated name slip
87. I am an accountant of gloomy guesses, balancing names instead of numbers. What am I?
Answer: a dead pool scorekeeper
88. Who treats the audience like a cast member?
Answer: Deadpool
89. I am a red costume that hides a face but advertises its wearer from across town. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool's suit
90. What hero has a healing factor and a punctuation problem?
Answer: Deadpool
91. I bounce back from every mishap and still complain about the landing. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
92. What kind of pool can exist in a riverbed, a break room, and a comic title?
Answer: Deadpool
93. A paper guess waiting behind glue for the news?
Answer: a sealed mortality prediction
94. Which hero can see the reader without opening a window?
Answer: Deadpool
95. Who makes a voice-over feel underqualified?
Answer: Deadpool
96. I am a red face with no mouth, two white eyes, and a black bridge. I identify the loudest silent speaker. What am I?
Answer: the Deadpool logo
97. A pool whose deepest part is the fine print?
Answer: a death wager
98. I am a rainbow-sidekick fantasy that looks extra strange beside red and black. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool's unicorn
99. What job would a masked narrator steal from the person reading the captions?
Answer: a comic narrator
100. I am not a window, but one hero looks through me at the movie audience. What am I?
Answer: the camera lens
101. What does a red masked hero wear that never hides his mood from readers?
Answer: a fixed face covering
102. An actor who knows the camera is there, even when the script pretends it isn't?
Answer: a self-aware character
103. What keeps a comic hero inside one moment until he talks past its border?
Answer: a panel edge
104. What fish hotel loses oxygen as its river checks out?
Answer: a stagnant river pool
105. I am a wager that turns the morning news into a very awkward scoreboard. What am I?
Answer: an office dead pool
106. Who could add a footnote to his own entrance?
Answer: Deadpool
107. I am a costume's dark geometry, breaking a bright red body into a moving logo. What am I?
Answer: black suit panels
108. What red and black figure can leave the story without leaving the page?
Answer: Deadpool
109. I wear a mask with white eyes and carry more commentary than luggage. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
110. What makes Dopinder's ordinary taxi extraordinary without changing the meter?
Answer: a recurring masked passenger
111. When does a pool's liquidity reach zero?
Answer: Deadpool
112. What hero's costume never changes expression, but your brain changes it for him?
Answer: Deadpool
113. Who treats a healing factor like an unlimited repair plan?
Answer: Deadpool
114. My first half ends a life cycle, my second has lanes, and together I ignore both endings and lanes. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
115. A celebrity list with no red carpet?
Answer: an obituary sweepstake
116. I am a pool you should never jump into because I am only names on paper. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
117. Which hero would heckle the person writing his clue?
Answer: Deadpool
118. I look like a leisure pool on an office calendar, but my entries are people, not laps. What am I?
Answer: Deadpool
119. Which cab driver keeps getting superhero-sized fares?
Answer: Dopinder
120. A river's last room, locked by mud instead of a door?
Answer: an anoxic refuge pool
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