As we learned from the very first Deadpool 2 teaser trailer, among the quick succession of scenes that we see, at least two of them included Deadpool once again teaming up with Dopinder, his taxi driver from the first film. They certainly make an unusual pair, and as longtime readers know, in the context of Deadpool's Marvel Comics history, they work together nicely, as Deadpool has long had a history of having some pretty strange sidekicks.

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Here, we celebrate Wade Wilson's wide circle of friends, sidekicks and unwilling torture victims. Below, we spotlight a few of his most notable acquaintances, not to mention plus his oddest ones, like the zombified head of himself from another dimension. Really.

WEASEL

Weapons designer Weasel has the distinction of being the longest-running member of Deadpool's supporting cast, being introduced in an issue of Cable before featuring prominently in Deadpool's first miniseries. The character served as sort of a twisted version of Q from James Bond, as the person who supplies Deadpool with his weapons, but also is someone that Deadpool can talk to about things. Their relationship has gone through some crazy ups and downs over the years.

In the Deadpool film, Weasel is now a bartender instead.

BLIND ALFRED

Once Deadpool graduated into his own ongoing series, writer Joe Kelly had to expand Deadpool's supporting cast accordingly, so he introduced one of Deadpool's strangest relationships, that of Blind Alfred, an older blind woman who was technically Deadpool's hostage and yet she seemed to act more like a mother figure to him. At the same time, he also actively tortured her (putting her into "the box," a room with sharp blades everywhere), making their relationship an extremely twisted one.

In the Deadpool film, Blind Alfred is just Deadpool's roommate...

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DEUCE THE DEVIL DOG

One of the benefits of a writer writing two different series is that it allows a greater degree of crossover between the two titles than normal, and that was the case when Joe Kelly took over writing duties on Daredevil. A little before Kelly joined the book, Foggy Nelson had acquired a seeing eye dog for Matt Murdock to help further Matt's secret identity (which Foggy had only recently learned of at the time). The dog was dubbed Deuce the Devil Dog. However, soon after Kelly took over writing duties, he had a crossover of Deadpool and Daredevil where Weasel ended up winning Deuce in a poker game with Foggy, so Deuce came over to the pages of Deadpool, where he became the seeing eye dog for Blind Alfred, who had no interest in having one.

MONTY

Monty was a precognitive who worked for the mysterious inter dimensional company known as Landau, Landau and Lake. He was badly disfigure and confined to a wheelchair. However, he struck up a bond with Deadpool and he used his powers to help guide Deadpool's destiny throughout the back half of Joe Kelly's run on Deadpool. Luckily, of all of the people in Deadpool's life, Monty was one of the few people who had a happy ending, as he ended up running away from the L, L and L life with fellow agent, Zoe Culloden.

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CONSTRICTOR AND TITANIA

Early into Christopher Priest's run on Deadpool, he had 'Pool move into a new home, where he now had two roommates, supervillains Constrictor and Titania. They were effectively Deadpool's sidekicks for a while before it was revealed that "Titania" was actually Deadpool's shapeshifting ex-girlfriend, Copycat (which explained why a married woman was living with two other guys at the time).

NEGASONIC TEENAGE WARHEAD

In the Deadpool film, Deadpool teams up with Colossus and a young member of the X-Men named Negasonic Teenage Warhead. She was originally just a minor character in the comic who died early in Grant Morrison's New X-Men run, but here, she has totally different powers and a different look. Like Wolverine, Deadpool actually played really well off of the younger hero and it made for an interesting dynamic.

The comic book world paid attention and so they brought her back to life and changed her look to be like the movie version in a Deadpool: Mercs for Money arc last year.

After that series ended, it is unclear what the future holds for Negasonic Teenage Warhead in the comics.

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KID DEADPOOL

In the 50th issue of Deadpool, Deadpool runs into a teenager who blames Deadpool for the murder of his father. Deadpool decides to instead train the kid so that he could take out the actual culprits, and so Kid Deadpool was born! The problem was, though, that Kid Deadpool still blamed Deadpool and still tried to kill him. Deadpool survived, but later got his revenge by convincing Juggernaut that Kid Deadpool was trying to pinch Juggernaut's butt. That did not go over well for Kid Deadpool.

BOB, AGENT OF HYDRA

After his original series ended, Deadpool got a second chance at a series when he teamed up with Cable for a long-running series called Cable/Deadpool. The only problem is that Cable died more than a year before the series ended. So one half of the series was missing for the last year or so, so Deadpool had to find other people to team up with. Writer Fabian Nicieza took Deadpool all over the Marvel Universe in that time span, and as a traveling companion, he introduced a hapless Agent of Hydra named Bob.

HEADPOOL

In the maxiseries, Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth (by Victor Gischler and Bong Dazo), Deadpool gets roped into doing a mission for Advanced Idea Mechanics (AIM) that involved collecting a zombified head of Deadpool from another dimension. AIM wanted to weaponize the zombie plague. However, so, too, did Hydra and the two evil organizations were warring with each other to get the head and Deadpool was stuck in the middle. Eventually, he actually became friends with the head, which was a pleasant enough fellow so long as he had enough people to eat (and Deadpool kills enough people that it wasn't a huge problem keeping him fed).

DEADPOOL CORPS

The success of Deadpool: Merc with a Mouth led to Marvel deciding to go even further and come out with a whole team of alternate reality Deadpools, with Deadpool and Headpool teaming up with Lady Deadpool, Kidpool and Dogpool to form a roving band of mercenaries around the galaxy. Tragically, most of the alternate reality Deadpools were killed in the miniseries Deadpool Kills Deadpool.

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EMILY PRESTON

When Brian Posehn and Gerry Duggan re-launched Deadpool in 2014, they quickly gave Deadpool a new sidekick, of sorts, when he was enlisted by SHIELD to hunt down the ghosts of the Presidents of the United States. He was teamed up with a SHIELD agent named Emily Preston. Early on in the adventure, Preston was killed. Her mind was saved, however, and placed within Deadpool's brain. The two had to then live together in his mind until he could get a Life Model Decoy body to transfer her mind into. The two might be considered more partners than her being a sidekick (we aren't including people like Cable, Taskmaster, Agent X and other partners of Deadpool here), but it is a close enough call that we decided to put her on the list.

THE MERCS FOR MONEY

After Deadpool became a very successful mercenary, another mercenary, Solo, began impersonating Deadpool so that he could get paid the same rate. Solo, being a very efficient mercenary, helped build up Deadpool's reputation. That inspired Deadpool to form his own team of mercenaries to work for him. Originally dubbed the Heroes for Hire, they eventually took on the name Mercs for Money. However, as you might imagine, Deadpool was not the greatest leader in the world and the original team mostly turned on him and then a new team was formed under the leadership of Domino.

DOPINDER

One of the most hilarious new additions to the world of Deadpool was the taxi driver, Dopinder, who drove Deadpool around throughout much of the Deadpool film. The two unlikely friends bonded and Dopinder soon found himself living life under the WWDD motto ("What Would Deadpool Do?"), including kidnapping his cousin, Bandhu, who had won the heart of the woman that Dopinder loved. Dopinder is set to return for Deadpool 2, where he apparently will be paired up with Weasel in a plotline.

Dopinder still needs to debut in the comic book universe. Make it happen, Marvel!