Deadpool Killed Thor In The Most Genius Way (With His Own Hammer) - Screen Rant

As Deadpool killed the Marvel Universe, his murder of Thor with the God of Thunder's own hammer remains one of the Merc with a Mouth's most brutal kills. In Deadpool Kills The Marvel Universe #1 by Marvel Comics, Deadpool uses the powers of Ant-Man's Pym Particles on Mjolnir to make it an even deadlier weapon. After expanding the hammer greatly in size, Deadpool crushes Thor underneath the weight of Mjolnir.

Deadpool has tried to kill the Marvel Universe on multiple occasions, as the antihero's non-canon miniseries', Deadpool Kills The Marvel Universe, Deadpool Kills The Marvel Universe Again, and Deadpool Killogy features the Merc with a Mouth brutally murdering the greatest heroes and villains. From taking down the Avengers to killing Thanos, Deadpool wreaks havoc across the Marvel Universe in the stories. However, one of Deadpool's most brutal kills occurred against Thor when he used Ant-Man's Pym Particles to transform Mjolnir into an even deadlier weapon, which the God of Thunder's great powers can't even stop.

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In Deadpool Kills The Marvel Universe #2 by Cullen Bunn, Dalibor Talajic, Lee Loughridge, and VC's Joe Sabino from Marvel Comics, Wade Wilson's slaughter of the Marvel Universe is in full effect, as Psycho-Man brainwashed him into killing all heroes, villains, and everyone else in between. After Deadpool murders Ant-Man, Captain America, and more Avengers in a deadly explosion, Thor emerges from the rubble and throws Mjolnir at Deadpool. However, as his hammer returns to Thor, Deadpool uses the powers of Pym Particles to expand the size of Mjolnir, which crushes the God of Thunder upon impact.

Deadpool Killing Thor Remains One Of His Most Brutal Kills

Thor Kills Deadpool With His Own Hammer

Deadpool crushing Thor with his own hammer remains one of his most brutal and genius kills, as using the powers of the Pym Particles to expand Mjolnir in size makes the mighty weapon even too massive for the God of Thunder to control. While it's not entirely clear if using Ant-Man's tech to increase the size of Thor's hammer and killing him with it would even be possible in the main Marvel Universe canon, in the non-canon Deadpool Kills The Marvel Universe, it proves to be the perfect way to take down and embarrass Thor.

In a miniseries chock-full of spectacularly violent kills from Deadpool, his takedown of Thor with Mjolnir's oversized might be his most impressive defeat. Using the powers of Ant-Man's Pym Particles mixed with Thor's mighty hammer ends up crushing the hero and exploiting his greatest weapon, as Deadpool proved that even gods weren't safe in his conquest to kill the Marvel Universe.

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