Talk:Deadpool (disambiguation)/@comment-7209038-20130420212531/@comment-75.169.4.99-20130423210932

Actually, you kind of have that backwards Bloodyedge.

It was Deadpool whose book was being horribly received at the time (Merc with a mouth was coming to an end, his main title saw 4 months without an issue and much longer without a well received book, Deadpool teamup was not going well, etc), and they were doing everything they could to try to get him back on track. They were having him in his self-titled books going thru high-profile team-ups like the Bullseye(/Hawkeye) arc, joining the X-Men, and the Spiderman story line. At the same time, he was showing up in tons of other books to try and spark some renewed interest too (including Hulk & World War Hulk, Cable, Spiderman and X-Force.) They also released (and were trying to hype) 2 completely new books for him during this time; Deadpool Corps & Wade Wilsons War, as well as coming out with X-Men Origins Deadpool and the Secrete Invasion tie-in one-off "Marvels Greatest Comics Deadpool" plus other SI crossovers with him

MoonKnights book, on the other hand, was a short run for nothing other then to re-introduce the character to plop him into the Secrete Avengers team and help set up aspects for the new Age Of Ultron.