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Deadpool's Affirmations: Feel Yourself to Heal Yourself

Deadpool's Affirmations: Feel Yourself to Heal Yourself

by Kutner, Rob
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Deadpool's Affirmations will make you laugh, want to kick a$$, and wonder whether you should have asked Wolverine for advice instead.

I know what you are thinking: "Why would I take life advice from a mouthy merc in red spandex who treats villains like human piñatas?" Fair question! Here's the thing--who better to teach you how to live than someone who PHYSICALLY CANNOT DIE? (Except a little on the inside when I see cute kittens.) I'm like a self-healing fortune cookie with katanas and a spectacular a$$.

And if I can find meaning in an immortal life filled with endless injury and an internal monologue that never shuts up, I can definitely help your delightfully temporary self find purpose! Also, Wolverine is busy.

Seriously though, buy this book. It has adorable illustrations of yours truly. And I have a chimichanga habit to feed.

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Pub dateOct 28, 2025
ISBN-100593984811
ISBN-139780593984819
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-07-27 00:55
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