"Detention."

Does Kurt tend to take Quicksilver's side, against his ex-wife and the Black Knight? Because he's a mutant? Because we know Pietro's kind of a colossal jerk. I know Nightcrawler and Quicksilver will be on the same X-Men team in Dark Phoenix, but I'm not sure we've ever seen them interact a lot otherwise.

Although, they were both in Uncanny X-Men: First Class #1! Synopsis from the GCD: "Nightcrawler saves two children from falling bricks but is attacked by a mob for his appearance. When the Inhumans visit the mansion, Kurt and Peter travel back to their home on the Moon and Nightcrawler is enamored of a society where difference is celebrated. When he observes normal looking children being transformed by the Terrigen Mist, however, Nightcrawler tries to put a stop to this abomination and is attacked for his sacrilege." In Kurt's defense, that Terrigen business is a crapshoot--and this was before it was decided that was poisonous to mutants. Some writers have pushed the notion that the Terrigen gives powers as needed: if as a society, the Inhumans needed methane-breathers, that's what they would get the next ceremony. Or it was just luck, and kids could either get kickass powers, or useless ones. Anyway, I don't recall when that comic was on the shelves, but I lucked into the little trades for it from my dearly departed Hastings.

I'm not positive, but has the kind of cancer Deadpool has ever been specified? It seems to be a nondescript, all over his body cancer, but that could be the result of his healing factor or something.