Peter Parker & Wade Wilson — Marvel Comics

Your friendly neighborhood chaos.

Canon-grounded fanfiction, character analysis, and a home for readers who want the real Spideypool — two equals who actually know each other.


Two people who actually show up for each other.

Spideypool has always been interesting because of what's already there in canon — the way Wade takes Peter seriously when almost no one else does, the way Peter keeps choosing to trust someone the rest of the hero community has written off. That tension doesn't need to be flattened.

This site is for fic, recs, and resources that treat both of them as full characters — Peter's guilt and overextension, Wade's self-destruction that coexists with genuine care, the comedy that's a coping mechanism for both of them. Canon-informed doesn't mean canon-restricted. It means the characterization holds.

No power imbalance played straight. No one whimpering in a corner. Just two disasters who found each other.


In progress

After the Collapse of Everything

Peter's universe is gone. Dreadpool made sure of that. The only question is who finds him first — and what they want.

Dreadpool Multiverse Canon voices Hurt/comfort
Coming soon

Twenty-Seven Things Wade Wilson Has Definitely Not Memorized About Peter Parker

He hasn't. He absolutely hasn't. This is purely incidental knowledge accumulated through proximity and not any other reason.

Wade POV Character study 5+1
Essay

On Why Wade Takes Peter Seriously (And What That Costs Him)

A close reading of the comics canon and what the dynamic actually looks like when you pay attention.

Meta Canon analysis

Comics timeline

Key issues, run order, and where the relationship actually develops — no filler.

Character profiles

Peter Parker and Wade Wilson — who they actually are in the source material.

Trope guide

Common fic tropes mapped to their canon basis (or lack thereof).

Dreadpool deep dive

Who he is, what he did, and why he matters to the Spideypool dynamic.


Fic that treats them like people.

Curated recs organized by tone, length, and what makes each one worth your time. Canon-compliant, fix-it, and AU — but always with character voices that hold.

Rec lists coming soon