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[Deadpool]

Sono proprio curioso di vedere la conclusione di questo Arc 

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DEADPOOL #57
DANIEL WAY (w)
SHAWN CRYSTAL (a)
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
• Wrapping up the "Deadpool: Reborn" arc!
• Will Deadpool and Taskmaster pull of their heist?
• Will Trapster beat the glue out of this new Deadpool?
32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99

[Deadpool]

"Deadpool: Reborn"

Stile Devil 

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DEADPOOL #58
DANIEL WAY (w)
SALVADOR ESPIN (a)
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
• Part one of "BLACKLISTED!"
• Deadpool vs. classic 'Pool persecutor, BLACK BOX!
32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99

[Deadpool]

E qua c'è la conferma che l'account Real Deadpool presente su Twitter è il suo 

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Preview: DEADPOOL #54

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[Deadpool]

Epico 

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DEADPOOL #59
DANIEL WAY (w) • SALVA ESPIN (a)
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
• Part two of "Blacklisted!"
• The return of classic Deadpool Detractor, BLACK SWAN!
• Will the now-killable assassin get assassin'd?
32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99

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Preview: DEADPOOL #55

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[Deadpool]

Ha un viso umano

[Paperinik]

qualcuno lo prende? mi dite se i numeri successivi a quelli pubblicati sulla serie italiana valgono? sto decidendo se tagliarlo o no

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Deadpool survived the "Dead" storyline but he's not the same person he was. He might feel more alive than ever but that could end up biting him in the butt.
Who's that good looking guy on the cover? It's Deadpool. That's right. He has a new face and has other issues to get used to.

The Good
Who would've thought we'd actually see some evolution in Deadpool's character? For the most part he's essentially the same. He's still talking to himself and has a love for killing. After surviving his quest to die, which resulted in the loss of his healing factor, he's changed in some ways. Besides have a normal face, he has to adjust to the fact that he can be injured (and have to use caution when shaving). The fact that he can be harmed and actually killed should change the way he operates. But this newfound condition has made him feel more alive which means he's itching to get down to business.

Not having a healing factor shouldn't be a big deal but the fact that he's been able to carelessly charge into situations without worry is no longer an option. This is what adds a new dynamic to Deadpool. He actually has to do some thinking. Deadpool thinking? Things are indeed changing. He might be using his brain more but taking on the Intelligencia without a healing factor might not be the smartest move.

The Bad
Deadpool has a good looking face. That almost feels like taking Superman's cape away. His funky complexion has always been a part of who he is. Not having a healing factor also takes away who he was. Now he's a regular mercenary that has voices going through his head. Change can be good but it's hard to say if this is a good idea for the long term or if it's just going to be reverted.

Shawn Crystal's art works to create the vibe necessary for the title but some members of the Intelligencia didn't look menacing enough. MODOK may be a silly character but his recent change has made him creepier. The scene in which they are all shown felt awkward as they were all stiffly standing around. There were moments of a lack of background during these scenes as well.

The Verdict
You think you know what Deadpool is all about? Deadpool is playing with a different set of tools now. The changes from the previous storyline resulted his face looking normal and the loss of his healing factor. Deadpool is still the wacky mercenary itching to get the job done the only way he knows how. The lack of a healing factor now requires him to think a little more. That's something that could prove to be a challenge. It's great to see this change in Deadpool as it serves to mix things up and put him in a different position. At the same time, it might be too much of a change. It's hard to imagine that this is who Deadpool will be now. We're used to these types of major changes to revert back to the previous status quo over time. Daniel Way should be commended for taking this risk in changing who Deadpool is.

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[Deadpool]

4 su 5 Siamo nell'era d'oro del personaggio ? 

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"Deadpool" #55 is a hysterically action-packed shoot-em-up adventure. Everybody's favorite Merc with a Mouth has apparently lost his healing factor. Now, death is inevitably possible for this fast-talking assassin, who used to be invincible in his glory days.

Writer Daniel Way has found some exciting ways to develop Deadpool's cynical and sarcastic personality. Full of charisma and bravado, Wade always spoke like he was definitely a ladies' man, even though he had a horrifying disfigured face. With his disfigurement suddenly fully healed, Wade finally has the face to prove he is truly God's gift to women.

To showcase Deadpool's playful attitude, Way constantly throws in the witty humor and funny one-liners into the mix of action. During their secret meeting, the Intelligencia wants to devise a cruel strategy to cause the destruction of the superhero community. World domination isn't something Deadpool actually desires. In a laugh-out-loud moment, Deadpool explains to the super villains that he doesn't want to follow orders from maniacal evil nerds.

In fact, Deadpool's new face builds many possible storylines for Way to explore. Way always asks the reader, who Deadpool is really supposed to be: the carefree ladies' man or the comedic killer-for hire. His day job regularly asks him to shoot and stab people. How can he possibly complete a single task when he actually has no healing factor? With a brand new face, Deadpool has something to lose -- an interesting premise to explore.

Artist Shawn Crystal is absolutely having fun illustrating the action sequences. During the issue's climax, Deadpool tries to doge the bombs and run away from the gun blasts. Readers are seeing a different version of Deadpool, who usually jumps blindly into a brawl. In order to show the character's newfound vulnerability, Crystal provides instances where Deadpool is trying to protect his handsome face, especially during the fiery explosions.

It is fascinating how Crystal is clearly able to show a facial expression through a red mask. Just using the white of Deadpool's eyes, the artist is able to present to readers the emotional roller-coaster ride he is going through. In the opening panels, Deadpool is lost in his stream of consciousness, talking to himself nonstop as he overthinks his next move.

"Deadpool" #55 is the beginning of a different life for Wade Wilson. Now that Wade has his boyish looks back, his newfound face is something worth adjusting to. Reality comes crashing in when Wade suddenly realizes he lost his vitally important healing factor. Can Deadpool still win against a group of genius super-villains, especially when he clearly lost the upper hand?

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Preview: DEADPOOL #56 (UNLETTERED)

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