Deadpool #22 was an okay done-in-one issue.
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LOOSECANNON wrote:The best Deadpool issue since before the whole X-Men/Spider-Man/Hit-Monkey blunder arrived.
TheeDoctorWhoHasDreads? wrote:The Hit Monkey stuff was ridiculous but nobody liked the banter between Spidey and Deadhead? It was the only thing that made those issues tolerable.
Dr. Wade Fucking McNasty wrote:TheeDoctorWhoHasDreads? wrote:The Hit Monkey stuff was ridiculous but nobody liked the banter between Spidey and Deadhead? It was the only thing that made those issues tolerable.
It drives me crazy when they make Spidey condescending about his morality. I go from liking him to hating him in a hot second.
TheeDoctorWhoHasDreads? wrote:Dr. Wade Fucking McNasty wrote:TheeDoctorWhoHasDreads? wrote:The Hit Monkey stuff was ridiculous but nobody liked the banter between Spidey and Deadhead? It was the only thing that made those issues tolerable.
It drives me crazy when they make Spidey condescending about his morality. I go from liking him to hating him in a hot second.
Dude, I love your new sig. I agree they made Spidey out to be kinda douchey with his morality. But he redeemed himself when he busted Deadhead out of jail. Even when Deadpool was with the X-men for a few issues the writers decided to do the whole morality thing. But then they pair him up with Wolverine and Domino, from X-Force, the covert group Cyclops sent out to KILL people. Deadpool is just a likeable character, don't make us dislike other (Heroic) characters for the sake of another character. Especially when they're both trying to accomplish the same goal. It seems like Way got too caught up in the whole, Deadpool wants to be a hero bit.
My thoughts exactly.comicgeekelly wrote:Deadpool 24 is really making me wonder where the hell they are going with this arc and how everything is going to tie up. Overally good issue, but not as good as the last one.
Marvel to launch a mature-readers Deadpool series, DeadpoolMAX
This October, Marvel will debut DeadpoolMAX, an R-rated take on the Merc with a Mouth from the creative team of writer David Lapham (Young Liars, Crossed: Family Values) and illustrator Kyle Baker (Plastic Man).
Over at Comic Book Resources' Cup of Joe column, Marvel's Vice President Executive Editor Axel Alonso announced the title and team:
And in October – drum roll, please — we're launching "DeadpoolMAX," by the creative team of David Lapham and Kyle Baker. For Immature Readers. We have a story to tell, and the only way to tell it is through MAX. Will it be sophomoric? Yes. Will it be fun? Yes. Will it be smart? Define smart. Will there be cameos by some of your favorite superheroes and villains? Yes...when I'm allowed to.
That's an interesting duo working on the title. Lapham is known for particularly brutal storytelling (anyone who's been reading Crossed recently can attest to that), whereas Baker's known for more light-hearted (but still madcap) takes on superheroes (see: his Eisner Award-winning Letitia Lerner, Superman's Babysitter, in which a baby Clark Kent climbs into a microwave).
Sounds like a team right up Wade Wilson's alley! CBR also posted this Peter Bagge Deadpool strip, which may or may not be tied to the project, but is amusing nonetheless.
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