Wade is paired with Wolverine on a multiverse-spanning assignment, and the two travel through a "Void" that resembles a jail under the control of Cassandra Nova, Charles Xavier's bald, skeletally thin twin sister. They call this area a "metaphorical junkyard." There are two ways to interpret the term. Deadpool's mischievous, raised eyebrows, I believe, leans it more toward the second interpretation: a repository for popular culture allegories, particularly those seen in movies and comic books that are based on them. Comic book characters are among the metaphors in this category; aside from being themselves, they are also living examples of societal, psychological, or political themes.
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