Multiple comic book writers have confirmed Deadpool’s queerness, including Gail Simone, who wrote various Deadpool comic books for 12 years.
Image: Screenshot of a tweet posted by Gail Simone which states “I always thought of Deadpool as pansexual anyway.”.
Also, although it wasn’t explicit enough for some within then 1st 2 Deadpool movies, the promotion for the 1st Deadpool movie was explicit in Wade Wilson’s sexuality.
Image: Collider interview with Ryan Reynolds and Director and co-writer Tim Miller where they both confirm Deadpool’s sexuality, with Tim Miller specifically saying “Pansexual! I want that quoted. Pansexual Deadpool.”.
Image: A cover of ‘The Guardian’ magazine with a photo of Deadpool with his thumb up and a large speech bubble that reads “HEY, WANNA READ AN ARTICLE ABOUT A FOUL-MOUTHED, PANSEXUAL ASSASSIN?” on it.
Deadpool has openly flirted with characters of multiple genders in the comics, possibly most famously Spider-Man and Thor, Cable, was in a relationship with Copycat, who is a shapeshifter and has shown attraction to her regardless of what form she takes, and has also been in a long-term relationship with Marvel Comics’ character of Death, which although might use she/her pronouns, I hardly think would classify as cis.
Images: Deadpool telling Thor that he finds him very attractive and then feeling embarrassed, Deadpool’s ‘Free Pass’ list of people that he’s allowed to sleep with while in a relationship, with Spider-Man being on that list, Deadpool calling Rob Lowe his “dream boy”, Deadpool saying that he’s “oddly aroused” while being pinned by Kingpin, Deadpool describing some traits that he finds attractive, all of which are gender neutral, such as round features and a specific zodiac sign, Deadpool kissing Copycat while she’s in the form of a cisgender man, and telling her how beautiful she is, Deadpool and Spider-Man tied up together, and Deadpool trying not to be turned on.
