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 Just like Deadpool himself, his logo icon is a symbol of adaptability and resilience, always welcoming both old fans and new. Deadpool, the world's most talkative and humorous anti-hero in the comic book universe, has captured the hearts of readers since the '90s. Originating from the minds of artist Rob Liefeld and writer Fabian Nicieza, Deadpool is famous not just for his zany personality within the stories but also as a renowned brand in Marvel's superhero world. This article will take you through the pivotal milestones in the metamorphosis of the "anti-hero" Deadpool, while exploring how the changes in his image and personality have cemented the reputation of the Deadpool brand! Deadpool : From an alternate universe copy to his own uniqueness. The origins of Deadpool hark back to his first appearance in the comic "The New Mutants" issue #98, released in February 1991. The early portrayal of the anti-hero resonated with Deadpool's true essence

If you've felt indifferent towards your work for a long time, quitting everything you start to learn, then I believe that you lack autonomy in your decisions. Don't be sad because you are not alone. Recently, I have been reading quite a few books and materials about how the brain learns. Additionally, I have experimented with various methods to see how the brain learns. As a result, I have successfully mastered a few minor skills such as touch typing and even soft skills, or writing skills. After the experiment, I felt that the enjoyment of self-learning comes only from the experience of "how much I have progressed," and not from motivational advice from external sources. The Wind Rises (2013) - Source: internet Of course, this will be a post about the core of my personal experience with self-learning anything with enjoyment. And this will be the opening post for a series of articles about how humans self-learn. Of course, I will research and share more learning metho