The superhero, Deadpool, has become increasingly popular in the last few years. He is one of the craziest superheroes in the lineup, but a superhero nonetheless, and that is why people love him so much!

Deadpool gets his name from the game of prediction which involves guessing when someone will die.

Deadpool was supposed to die, but didn’t. This game seems barbaric, but to Deadpool, this represents being fearless and facing down a death that won’t come for him. If you’re someone who is fearless or wants to be fearless, Deadpool would look great on you.

Deadpool represents the crazy side of all of us. We are attracted to him because he says the things we are scared to, does the things we are scared to, and getting a tattoo of this amazing character on your body will get you feeling in the mood to let out your crazy and give you determination to face whatever you are intimidated by.

Even though he’s crazy, he, like most of us, still wants to do the right thing. He is at war with himself over his anger and vengeance. While he feels so much anger, there is always the other side of him warring with that, willing him to make the right decision.

Deadpool is like most of us, albeit a little more visibly crazy. But crazy isn’t always a bad thing.

1. Black and Gray Deadpool Tattoos 

If you want a risky Deadpool tattoo, go for black and gray application. The iconic red suit doesn’t need color to look dynamic if your artist has mastered shading, solid linework, and crisp alternative fill techniques.

You can see in the first example how proper shading can differentiate between lighter and darker areas of Deadpool’s costume, but you need to be confident in your artist’s ability to create the right kind of piece. The second tattoo is good conceptually however it’s etched with so much black that it creates a muddy perception in places. Areas like the hands, for example, lose fine detail components through this technical choice.