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Preview di Fear Itself: Deadpool #2
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Preview di Deadpool MAX #10
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Preview di Fear Itself: Deadpool #3
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Preview di Deadpool #42
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Ma si pure il Deadpool innamorato :lolle:
Daniel Way :kneel:
Comunque amanti di Deadpool vergognatevi che non avete commentato mai sul topic usa.
Soprattutto tu Angstungmugav :ahsisi:
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Ottimo Topic :w00t: :w00t: :w00t: :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
Deadpool 38 : Fantastica cover con Hulk Trollface :stralol: :stralol: :stralol: :stralol:
Fear Itself : Deadpool MC HAMMER e ho detto tutto :wub: :wub: :wub:
Deadpool 43 : Sempre detto che prima o poi tutti si sarebbero innamorati di deadpool :sisi:
Deadpool Max : Non male :up:
@ Hankey : :fuck: potevi anche dirmelo che esisteva un topic del genere invece di insultarmi velatamente nel topic che non conosco
@Az : Grazie per l'MP parteciperò più attivamente al topic :kneel:
Citazione di: The Mustang il 23 Settembre 2011, 11:14:23
@ Hankey : :fuck: potevi anche dirmelo che esisteva un topic del genere invece di insultarmi velatamente nel topic che non conosco
in realtà ho saputo dell'esistenza di questo topic solo perchè Az mi ha mandato un PM :pff:
Comunque voglio Deadpool Max :wub:
Penso che la faranno in volume come PunisherMax :sisi:
Citazione di: Reverse Hankey il 23 Settembre 2011, 11:35:35
Citazione di: The Mustang il 23 Settembre 2011, 11:14:23
@ Hankey : :fuck: potevi anche dirmelo che esisteva un topic del genere invece di insultarmi velatamente nel topic che non conosco
in realtà ho saputo dell'esistenza di questo topic solo perchè Az mi ha mandato un PM :pff:
Comunque voglio Deadpool Max :wub:
Penso che la faranno in volume come PunisherMax :sisi:
Lo penso anche io :sisi:
Preview: Deadpool #44(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/07af043i9950/prv9950_cov.jpg)
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:wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub:
che bello che questa serie continui ad essere folle :lolle:
(http://i.newsarama.com/images/dpool049_cover_col_02.jpg)
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(http://i.newsarama.com/images/dpool2008050_cov_02.jpg)
Prima immagine : Sono un FIGO
Seconda immagine : Faccio l'idiota come al solito
Terza immagine : Non ci sono arrivato a capirla :hmm:
Preview: Deadpool #45(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/e149adci10177/prv10177_cov.jpg)
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:pazzia: :pazzia: :rulezza: :rulezza:
Evil Deadpool :lolle:
che disegni orrendi :lolle:
Citazione di: eddiekrueger il 22 Ottobre 2011, 13:18:18
che disegni orrendi :lolle:
Per Deadpool sono perfetti :lolle:
Preview: Deadpool #46(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/1b43706i10423/prv10423_cov.jpg)
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:wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub:
(http://www.comicbookresources.com/images/solicits/marvelcomics/201202x/DEADPOOL_50.jpg)
DEADPOOL #50 & #51
DANIEL WAY (W) • CARLO BARBERI (A)• COVERS BY DAVE JOHNSON
• DEAD
ISSUE #50 VARIANT COVER BY NICK BRADSHAW
ISSUE #50 BLANK VARIANT ALSO AVAILABLE
ISSUE #50 40 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$3.99
ISSUE #51 32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99
:o OH NOOOO :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 15 Novembre 2011, 20:56:03
:o OH NOOOO :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
Mi sa che muori :ahsisi:
Citazione di: Azrael il 15 Novembre 2011, 20:57:27
Citazione di: Deadpool il 15 Novembre 2011, 20:56:03
:o OH NOOOO :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
Mi sa che muori :ahsisi:
E il potere rigenerativo ? :dowson::dowson::dowson:
(http://i.newsarama.com/images/dp_max_ii_5_cover.jpg)
DEADPOOL MAX II #5
DAVE LAPHAM (W) • KYLE BAKER (A/C)
• Deadpool delves deeper into the conspiracy that surrounds the secret government kill squad codenamed: The Deadpool!
• HEY, that's the same name as this comic! COINCIDENCE?
• Find out how all the sexy pieces fit together in another indispensable issue of DEADPOOL MAX II!
32 PGS./Explicit Content ...$3.99 NOT ACTUAL COVER
THERE IS A STRICT NO OVERPRINT POLICY ON ALL MAX TITLES. PLEASE CHECK YOUR ORDERS AND PLACE THEM BY THE FOC.
Ma quando ce la porta in Italia la Panini? :dowson:
The only Bond you need :ahsisi: :wub:
Kyle Baker :rulezza:
Preview: Deadpool #47(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/56dac51i10652/prv10652_cov.jpg)
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MAMMA sto odiando la mia nemesi, dannato Evil Deadpool >:(
Marvel Unveils Dave Johnson Cover for "Deadpool" #50
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DEADPOOL #50 (DEC110676)
Written by DANIEL WAY
Pencils by CARLO BARBERI
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
FOC – 1/16/12, ON SALE 2/8/12
Non auspica nulla di buono :dowson::dowson:
fanculo alla Marvel se chiude pure Deadpool >:(
Citazione di: Mr. Hankey il 06 Dicembre 2011, 18:26:02
fanculo alla Marvel se chiude pure Deadpool >:(
:quoto: :quoto: :quoto:
Ecco la soliticit del 50
Could this be it? Has everyone's favorite Merc With A Mouth finally made an appointment with Lady Death? This February, witness the biggest change in Deadpool's life as "DEAD" kicks off in Deadpool #50! From the creative team of Daniel Way & Carlo Barberi, Deadpool's lease on life is about to expire and those around him are going to feel the consequences including X-Force! Following the epic battle with his former body parts gone rogue, Wade Wilson makes a monumental decision that will forever change who he is. See how it all goes down this February, in Deadpool #50!
Citazione di: Mr. Hankey il 06 Dicembre 2011, 18:31:16
Ecco la soliticit del 50
Could this be it? Has everyone's favorite Merc With A Mouth finally made an appointment with Lady Death? This February, witness the biggest change in Deadpool's life as "DEAD" kicks off in Deadpool #50! From the creative team of Daniel Way & Carlo Barberi, Deadpool's lease on life is about to expire and those around him are going to feel the consequences including X-Force! Following the epic battle with his former body parts gone rogue, Wade Wilson makes a monumental decision that will forever change who he is. See how it all goes down this February, in Deadpool #50!
O signore la vedo brutta :ph34r:
(http://www.cosmicbooknews.com/images2/images/deadpool52.jpg)
DEADPOOL #52
WRITER: Daniel Way
ARTIST: Ale Garza
Cover By Dave Johnson
• 'Pool's Epic "Dead" Storyline Continues!
• Deadpool Wants To Die...Can He Make It Happen?
• Will X-Force Stop Him...Or Pull The Trigger?
32 Pgs./Parental Advisory ...$2.99
Che palle nel 50 non muori :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Fantastico alla fine sono io stesso che l'ho chiesto :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Troppo Folle :wub:
Post Uniti: 16 Dicembre 2011, 14:34:28
Citazione di: Captain America il 16 Dicembre 2011, 14:32:12
Che palle nel 50 non muori :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Evidentemente sceglierà il mio destino la X-force :lolle:
Preview: Deadpool #48(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/89cfbbei10897/prv10897_cov.jpg)
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E tutto così :meta:
Exclusive Marvel Teaser: DEADPOOL #50 ["Dead"](http://i.newsarama.com/images/deadpooldeadteaser_ff.jpg)
Deadpool. Death. "Dead."
Notice a pattern developing? In this teaser sent from Marvel exclusively to Newsarama, all three elements are in play: The "Dead" storyline starting in February 2012's Deadpool #50, and Marvel's embodiment of Death, who has a long history with the title character. (Remember the Deadpool/Death '98 annual?) (http://i.newsarama.com/images/Deadpool_50_DEAD4_02.jpg)
Deadpool Is Pushed To The Limit In "DEAD"!
This February, witness the biggest change in Deadpool's in Deadpool #50 as everyone's favorite Merc With A Mouth makes an appointment with Death! From the creative team of Daniel Way & Carlo Barberi, Wade's lease on life is up and it's up to his closest allies to save him...before his most bitter of enemies get to him. Following the epic battle with his former body parts gone rogue, Wade Wilson makes a monumental decision that will forever change who he is. Deadpool's last rites are read this February, in Deadpool #50!
DEADPOOL #50
Written by DANIEL WAY
Pencils by CARLO BARBERI
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
FOC – 1/16/12, ON SALE 2/8/12Da Newsarama
Way è un GENIO :w00t: :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
Preview: Deadpool #49(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/3f9f350i11058/prv11058_cov.jpg)
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Way è migliorato tantissimo su questa testata imho :sisi: :wub:
Preview: DEADPOOL #50 (UNLETTERED)(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/bb4d3ebi11122/prv11122_cov.jpg)
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Deadpool #53
Daniel Way (W) • Ale Garza (A)
Cover By Dave Johnson
• Part 4 Of The Deadpool Epic, "Dead"!
• Deadpool Is Desperate To End It All! Will He Get His Wish?
• Would Marvel Really Kill Off A Character With A Movie Rumored?!?
32 Pgs./Parental Advisory ...$2.99
Bella cover, e mi sto seriamente chiedendo se la Marvel intende realmente "porre fine" a Deadpool :mmm:
(http://i.newsarama.com/images/dpoolpo2008049_02.jpg)
I actually had some hopes for this one, as Deadpool has surprised me in the past with being a bit more clever than it was letting on. Unfortunately, that's not the case for this "musical" Point One issue, which overplays one bad joke ad nauseum, preaching only to the converted in what should have been a prime point of entry for new readers. If you have read this book, Daniel Way's story feels like a clip show, summing up every storyline with the character for the last five years. If you haven't read the book, it probably won't make any sense. Either which way, the "musical" element isn't very funny, inviting readers to tired "Chocolate Rain" gags. Artist John McCrea dutifully follows Way's script with his smirking, cartoony figures, but he plays the concepts a little too straight, with none of the ridiculous over-the-top "Glee" kind of moments that could have make this story laughable. Deadpool: The Musical is a good idea, but this musical outing falls flat.
2 su 10
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Newsarama non apprezza la buona musica -_- -_- -_-
Citazione di: Deadpool il 26 Gennaio 2012, 23:47:31
Newsarama non apprezza la buona musica -_- -_- -_-
Ti vogliono tutti fuori :sisi:
Citazione di: Azrael il 26 Gennaio 2012, 23:55:59
Citazione di: Deadpool il 26 Gennaio 2012, 23:47:31
Newsarama non apprezza la buona musica -_- -_- -_-
Ti vogliono tutti fuori :sisi:
Sei crudele :cry::dowson:
Preview: Deadpool #50(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/9dc7e43i11369/prv11369_cov.jpg)
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Eccoci ci siamo !!! Addio a tutti :cry:
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Deadpool has reached his fiftieth issue but the word is he's going to die. Daniel Way begins a story about Deadpool and his death that makes perfect sense.
Deadpool is going to die. Hearing that is bound to make people's eyes roll. But the way this story is being set up, it's not as ridiculous as you might think.
The Good
Remember when we had a bunch of different Deadpool comics coming out? What do we have now? This title. For this title to reach fifty issues while all the other ones have gone away says something. Daniel Way knows what's he's doing. And what he's doing now is setting up the death of Deadpool.
"How can that be?" The only thing keeping Deadpool from dying, besides being a comic book character and death being pretty much meaningless for them, is his healing factor. But what happens if that healing factor is not allowed to work as it has in the past? There's the angle for this story. It's also no secret that Deadpool has an infatuation for Death. This could be the time he finally gets to enjoy the embrace of Death.
Way throws in all the humor you would expect in a Deadpool comic. There's a fine line between funny Deadpool and annoying Deadpool. Way knows the difference between the two. From the cover you can see that members of X-Force are also present. This is a great nod to the fact that he does appear in that book as well. Rick Remender might write him a tad differently but it's still Deadpool.
Carlo Barberi's art is nice to look at as well. It's always curious to see an artist take on different characters. Wolverine might have looked a little squat and Daken a little too muscular but Barberi does a great job capturing and conveying the expression on everyone's face. When you're dealing with Deadpool, you can imagine there is a lot of emotion going around.
The Bad
We're gearing up for a "death" issue. Deadpool might have a confused mind but the idea of him longing for death takes away some of his charm. It seems you can't have Deadpool and a death issue presented in the normal fashion. Deaths in comics lately have been the result of a heroic and noble deed. Deadpool simply wants to end his life because he's in love with Death. Daniel Way has been doing a top notch job with this title and we should have faith that this is going to be a great story but there's that bad taste in my mouth at the thought of another comic book death story.
The Verdict
Deadpool is going to die. It seems like an absurd idea and one that a Deadpool comic would poke fun at. It's possible that's the case but Deadpool is determined that this is what he wants. From recent events, it turns out there is a solution in making this happen. Daniel Way continues to show that Deadpool can be written in a humorous fashion and include a well thought out story. I had gotten burnt out on the Deadpool overload and had to step away, even though this was my favorite series of them all. It doesn't seem likely that we'll actually see the death of Deadpool but there is the chance that it could actually happen. That would be a twist when so many readers have become skeptical over the idea of death in comics. If this is going to be the end of Deadpool, I'm glad Daniel Way will be there to guide him.
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Ma hanno veramente intenzione alla Marvel di sopprimere Deadpool ? :cry: :cry:
i personaggi marvel a me piacciono tutti, villain compresi perchè hanno tutti un loro fascino chi più chi meno (persino alpha flight mi piace) ma deadpool è l'unico personaggio che non riesco a sopportare ne tanto meno a leggere. in x force tanto quanto ma la sua regular per me è qualcosa che non digerisco, e sono marvel fan da più di 10 anni e ho letto tutte le serie. non ho mai provato un numero di questa run e mai lo farò :tsk:
Post Uniti: 09 Febbraio 2012, 15:01:07
da marvel fan ho preferito superman del quale l'ultimo anno ho preso tutti i numeri, il che vuol dire :asd:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 09 Febbraio 2012, 14:55:28
Ma hanno veramente intenzione alla Marvel di sopprimere Deadpool ? :cry: :cry:
Riguardo alle eventuali morti secondo me la domanda non è se moriranno ma per quanto...
Citazione di: cybertroniano il 09 Febbraio 2012, 14:59:25
i personaggi marvel a me piacciono tutti, villain compresi perchè hanno tutti un loro fascino chi più chi meno (persino alpha flight mi piace) ma deadpool è l'unico personaggio che non riesco a sopportare ne tanto meno a leggere. in x force tanto quanto ma la sua regular per me è qualcosa che non digerisco, e sono marvel fan da più di 10 anni e ho letto tutte le serie. non ho mai provato un numero di questa run e mai lo farò :tsk:
Post Uniti: 09 Febbraio 2012, 14:54:27
da marvel fan ho preferito superman del quale l'ultimo anno ho preso tutti i numeri, il che vuol dire :asd:
E quindi ? Se non ti piace amen me farò una ragione :lolle: :lolle:
:lol: :lol: :lol: ero solo passato di qua per vedere un pò di preview della run che way sta scrivendo sul personaggio, e ho espresso il mio parere :lol: poi son molto contento che a voi faccia divertire eh, però bom la caratteristica di questa serie è proprio il fatto di essere comica e grottesca ed è questo che non mi piace :tsk: di per se il fatto di essere un mercenario non lo rende un brutto personaggio, ma è proprio la caratteristica che gli autori gli danno a non piacermi
Citazione di: cybertroniano il 09 Febbraio 2012, 15:12:43
:lol: :lol: :lol: ero solo passato di qua per vedere un pò di preview della run che way sta scrivendo sul personaggio, e ho espresso il mio parere :lol: poi son molto contento che a voi faccia divertire eh, però bom la caratteristica di questa serie è proprio il fatto di essere comica e grottesca ed è questo che non mi piace :tsk: di per se il fatto di essere un mercenario non lo rende un brutto personaggio, ma è proprio la caratteristica che gli autori gli danno a non piacermi
Ma grazie a dio che c'è almeno un personaggio che non si prende assolutamente sul serio come Deadpool, sennò saremo ancora fermi alle classiche battutine di Spidey :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Comunque credo cyber che Deadpool Pulp sia una rivisitazione del personaggio che potrebbe piacere anche a te, dagli un'occhiata :ahsisi:
lo farò se non esaurito, poichè nella fumetteria dove vado io vende da matti :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r:
a quanto pare son solo io ad essere così ignorante :lolle: :lolle:
Citazione di: cybertroniano il 09 Febbraio 2012, 15:22:28
lo farò se non esaurito, poichè nella fumetteria dove vado io vende da matti :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r:
a quanto pare son solo io ad essere così ignorante :lolle: :lolle:
Vedo che inizi a comprendere :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Preview: Deadpool #51(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/af640a2i11498/prv11498_cov.jpg)
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Cover interessante :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
(http://www.comicbookresources.com/images/solicits/marvelcomics/201205/DPOOL055previews.jpg)
DEADPOOL #55
DANIEL WAY (w) • ALE GARZA (a)
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
• All-new storyline!
• Just who is that under Deadpool's mask?
• Guest-starring THE INTELLIGENCIA!
32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99
:o WTF ?????
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Daniel Way's Deadpool has been mostly good, sometimes great and occasionally genius, but Deadpool's quest for eternal rest has gone on too long and is starting to wear out it's welcome. The first part of the "Dead" arc used a really fun device to carry the plot and sell the concept. It was as if Deadpool was in a heist movie but he played every part. Issue #51 sees some of his plans coming to fruition. But Way eschews the humor of the first part of the story to deliver a more straightforward superhero mini event book. While it isn't a drastic shift in tone, it is decidedly more serious and even Deadpool himself is a more somber, calculating character. His plan, which seemed really wacky at first, just makes sense now. In fact, everything that Wade does in the book makes sense. It'll have you waiting for a bait and switch that never happens (or at least doesn't happen in this issue). But the script is pretty much just par for the course. Ale Garza wields the pencil on this one. His style is reminiscent of a couple of the artists who have been on Deadpool recently, most notably Carlo Barberi. He uses very clean lines and his proportions are great but his expressions need work. Throughout the issue, characters are grimacing. Sometimes whole pages have the same expression on every character. This detail is easily overlooked due to the amount of action that's featured but that's no excuse the same old expressions. There's a chance that this arc improves with the next issue. It really could go either way at this point. We already know the book will survive this arc now hopefully Way will deliver a stunning to conclusion to whether or not Deadpool does.
6 out of 10
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Il mio inglese è totalmente :sick: ma per caso negli usa la testata di deadpool chiude?
Citazione di: Gorgon il 15 Marzo 2012, 17:47:41
Il mio inglese è totalmente :sick: ma per caso negli usa la testata di deadpool chiude?
Non mi sembra, vende ancora parecchio :sisi:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 15 Marzo 2012, 17:50:06
Citazione di: Gorgon il 15 Marzo 2012, 17:47:41
Il mio inglese è totalmente :sick: ma per caso negli usa la testata di deadpool chiude?
Non mi sembra, vende ancora parecchio :sisi:
Beh, parecchio è troppo, diciamo che per il suo vende per andare avanti, già 100 mila copie in genere sono poche per me figuriamoci 37 mila :ahsisi:
Citazione di: Azrael il 15 Marzo 2012, 18:07:18
Citazione di: Deadpool il 15 Marzo 2012, 17:50:06
Citazione di: Gorgon il 15 Marzo 2012, 17:47:41
Il mio inglese è totalmente :sick: ma per caso negli usa la testata di deadpool chiude?
Non mi sembra, vende ancora parecchio :sisi:
Beh, parecchio è troppo, diciamo che per il suo vende per andare avanti, già 100 mila copie in genere sono poche per me figuriamoci 37 mila :ahsisi:
Si, ma non mi sembra che sia in "pericolo chiusura" :nono:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 15 Marzo 2012, 18:09:27
Citazione di: Azrael il 15 Marzo 2012, 18:07:18
Citazione di: Deadpool il 15 Marzo 2012, 17:50:06
Citazione di: Gorgon il 15 Marzo 2012, 17:47:41
Il mio inglese è totalmente :sick: ma per caso negli usa la testata di deadpool chiude?
Non mi sembra, vende ancora parecchio :sisi:
Beh, parecchio è troppo, diciamo che per il suo vende per andare avanti, già 100 mila copie in genere sono poche per me figuriamoci 37 mila :ahsisi:
Si, ma non mi sembra che sia in "pericolo chiusura" :nono:
No, quello no :ahsisi: se chiudono deadpool allora devono chiudere almeno 100 collane tra Marvel/DC e Varie :lolle:
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DEADPOOL #56
DANIEL WAY (w) • SHAWN CRYSTAL (a)
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
• Deadpool is beaten...badly.
• By the dumbest member of the Intelligencia.
• Guest-starring Taskmaster!
32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99
Ok, qua ci scappa la trashata :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Preview: DEADPOOL #52(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/731cad1i11779/prv11779_cov.jpg)
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Citazione di: Deadpool il 15 Marzo 2012, 23:48:59
Ok, qua ci scappa la trashata :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
perchè i 51 numeri fino ad ora usciti? :lolle:
Ho letto su wikipedia la storia di Deadpool (origini, background ecc), cavolo ma mi ha fatto venir voglia di leggerlo!
Citazione di: Metta World Hankey il 16 Marzo 2012, 14:36:34
Citazione di: Deadpool il 15 Marzo 2012, 23:48:59
Ok, qua ci scappa la trashata :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
perchè i 51 numeri fino ad ora usciti? :lolle:
ahahahah!!! :lolle:
Però cavolo i disegni non mi dispiacciono :o
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Three issues into the "Dead" storyline, "Deadpool" #52 continues to tell the tale of Wade Wilson's needlessly complicated plan to finally find a way to die. Happily, the novelty of that hilarious premise has yet to wear off. Culminating in a climactic showdown between the four different forces Deadpool has been manipulating to this point, issue #52 doesn't even bother to catch the reader up on the events to date, which heightens the characteristic insanity of the book. Writing idiosyncrasies that would be weaknesses in any other title are played as strengths here by Daniel Way, as the ridiculous chess game orchestrated by Deadpool adds humor and levity to a story essentially about suicide. Rather than thinking about Wade's ultimate goal, the slapstick style of the action and combat in "Deadpool" #52 keeps you laughing and guessing at a plan we aren't certain Wade has even worked out for himself (after all, he doesn't know how to play chess).
The most pleasant surprise new readers will find proffered in "Deadpool" #52 is the stylized, energetic artwork of Ale Garza, Sean Parsons and Dommo Sanchez Amara. Garza's pencils are reminiscent of Joe Madrueira's line work in the 1990's, managing to use exaggeration to promote a sense of movement and fluidity from panel to panel. On many pages, Garza will forego producing a background, choosing to focus only on the stance or emotion of the character in any given panel; while this could detract from other books, again here it further emphasizes the rapid, uncontrolled shifts of attention from the title character, giving us no choice but to be swept into Deadpool's scattered perspective. The anime-styled swooping backgrounds provide Amara the opportunity to color an entire page in accordance with the theme of the action taking place in the panels. At the shocking close of the book, Way pays off a major plot point and the sparse, colored panels allow all of the reader's attention to be focused on the reactive expressions of the characters. Overall, the art in "Deadpool" #52 is a fine example of how less can truly be more.
Most importantly, there is a real sense of fun in every page of the issue. Beyond the jokes and surprises of the plot itself, there is a palpable sense that the creative team are having a blast working on this storyline with a strong sense of their target audience. Way's willingness to play with Wade's inner voices reaches a whole new register at the climax of "Deadpool" #52, where Psylocke appears to have heard something only offered to us in a narrative-box rather than a word-balloon. Rather than coming across as an error, we are left just as unsure as Wade himself of what he is saying, what he is thinking and whether or not he is as in control as he seems to think he is.
Perhaps the only drawback to the issue is the alienation of readers due to Way's willingness in embracing the madcap insanity of the character. It's possible those who aren't as willing to play along with the joke could receive issue #52 as a cluttered, chaotic cluster of panels. Still, even those readers who are less willing to play along will find enough laughs in the issue and enough enjoyment in the artwork to make it worth the cover price. If you're curious about the strange and unique narrative experience of both loving a character and hoping they manage to kill themselves at the same time, "Deadpool" #52 is worth checking out.
3,5 su 5
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Sono proprio curioso di vedere la conclusione di questo Arc :asd:
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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: Reborn"
Stile Devil :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
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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
E qua c'è la conferma che l'account Real Deadpool presente su Twitter è il suo :lolle: :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
Preview: DEADPOOL #54(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/db2d39ci12277/prv12277_cov.jpg)
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Epico :lolle: :lolle: :lolle:
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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
Preview: DEADPOOL #55(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/b51db46i12444/prv12444_cov.jpg)
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Ha un viso umano :pazzia::pazzia::pazzia:
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.
4 su 5
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4 su 5 Siamo nell'era d'oro del personaggio ? :wub:
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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?
3 su 5
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DEADPOOL #60 & 61
Daniel Way (w) • Salvador Espin & Ale Garza (a)
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
• First, 'Pool finishes off the Blacklist of Black Tom, Black Swan, and Black Box!
• Then, more of his old adversaries return to haunt him... Starting with Hit Monkey!
32 PGS./Parental Advisory ...$2.99
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If you thought you knew everything about Deadpool and have read all the Deadpool stories there are, you haven't been reading recent issues. Deadpool has to change the way he operates now.
The Good
Deadpool has pretty much always been a fan-favorite character. The problem became over-saturation. Thankfully the true Deadpool fans made it clear that we don't want anything with Deadpool but we want good comics with Deadpool. That's what Daniel Way has been giving us. Not only has Way been delivering great stories but he had recently changed Deadpool in a pretty big way.
Deadpool no longer has his healing factor. That's a big change for a crazy mercenary. He can't just charge into situations carelessly as he now can be hurt or worse. Not only can he seriously hurt, he got his butt handed to him last issue by Paste Pot Pete (aka Trapster). What can Deadpool do about this? Surprisingly he gets the idea try to get some training from an individual that fits in perfectly with Deadpool's history. I don't want to spoil it but I love the character.
There still is plenty of Deadpool zaniness to be seen. Deadpool goes on the type of mission that seems so obvious I often wonder why the 'bad guys' don't try this sort of thing more often. This is complemented by Shawn Crystal's art which just feels right when reading Deadpool stories.
The Bad
The direction of the series has become interesting but you still get that feeling that this is just a temporary change. Too often we see these big changes only to have them quickly reverted back to the status quo. I'd like to think that Daniel Way has it all mapped out but it gets hard to shake the feeling that Deadpool will be magically 'cured' somehow. The issue ends with a cliffhanger that feels like we might get more of what we just had, but again, we could probably expect more from Way.
The character that Deadpool seeks help from and teams up with is a frustrating one at times. We've seen so many different takes on him recently it's almost hard to know who he really is.
The Verdict
There has been debate how long Deadpool's current state of not having a healing factor will last. It's a great twist to change up the typical Deadpool story but you can't help but shake the feeling that it has to be a temporary change. Deadpool has to change the way he works and seeing him come up with an attempt at a solution is almost scary because it means Deadpool is actually thinking. Shawn Crystal's art is entertaining and we're treated to another trippy Dave Johnson cover. You have to hand it to Daniel Way for being able to stick with Deadpool for so many issues and continue to tell good stories rather than fall back on simple silly stories. As long as Daniel Way is writing Deadpool, we know we'll keep getting stories that Deadpool deserves.
4 su 5
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DEADPOOL #62 & 63
DANIEL WAY (W) • ALE GARZA (A)
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
• Deadpool's nemeses take their revenge!
• Wade comes to a terrible realization!
• Daniel Way's epic run comes to a head!
32 PGS. (EACH)/Parental Advisory ...$2.99 (EACH)
PREVIEW: DEADPOOL #58(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/9b252bai13038/prv13038_cov.jpg)
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Deadpool still doesn't have his healing factor. This isn't a good thing when old enemies start gunning for him.
The Good
It's hard to believe that after all this time, Deadpool has been re-invented in a way. Something as simple as removing his healing factor has caused a slight change to who he is. I think we're all in agreement that this is something that can't and most likely won't last. For now, it's resulting in some interesting stories.
Deadpool can no longer simply operate the way he used to. He has to actually think a little more carefully and obviously that's a scary thought right there. Now that Deadpool can actually be killed, he has to hope no one discovers his new status. Unfortunately, Taskmaster told Deadpool's old enemy, Black Box, this last issue. Now is the time for his old enemies that have been defeated to rise up and try to take advantage of Deadpool's vulnerability.
The result is Deadpool is now a target and has to fight in a different manner. He has to do some more planning and thinking. Somehow, he's able to make this adjustment. Seeing Deadpool deal with his current situation is a refreshing change but it still takes some getting used to.
The Bad
It may just be a plot device but it just feels so wrong to have Deadpool without a healing factor and having his old "good looks" back. It's funny to see the fact that Deadpool still hasn't accepted the loss of his little finger but you can't help but wonder how long this will last. We are seeing a sort of evolution in his character. He is having to think a little more before acting. That's great, but again, feels out of character from the wacky and zany Deadpool we all love. He's always been so dangerously nonsensical and seeing him plan ahead is just weird.
Seeing Deadpool on a toilet is not a sight I needed burned into my mind.
The Verdict
This isn't the Deadpool you're used to. Still without his healing factor, Deadpool is adjusting to having hair and good looks while still waiting for his severed finger to grow back. Seeing characters go through major changes can keep them fresh but there's the question of how much is too much of a change? Long time comic readers can't help but be skeptical when it comes to changes. We all assume we'll see the return of the Deadpool we know but because there is potential in telling some slightly different Deadpool stories, these shouldn't be ignored. Daniel Way is showing he has plenty of ideas and stories to tell with Deadpool and the fact we don't know where all this is going makes it that much more fun.
4/5
CVine
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Deadpool wants to kill the entire Marvel Universe? And a 'parental advisory' on the cover? How can we not check this out?
There are many kinds of Deadpool stories. This one is bound to catch you off guard.
The Good
We've seen the Marvel Universe get "killed" before courtesy of Punisher. Now it's Deadpool's turn. You can imagine the wacky shenanigans that could result and you might be tempted to avoid this out of fear of it being a purely satirical story. Let's just say that when Deadpool comes after the Fantastic Four, it's not really funny. This is Deadpool the killer versus Deadpool the goofy comedy relief. There are some 'funny' moments but this is him as a mercenary on a mission. In other words, the parental advisory is on the cover for a reason. This scene will leave a slight heavy feeling in your gut.
The premise is simple. It makes sense. There's a reason for Deadpool's actions. We don't get the full story just yet. There's enough of a tease to make you want to see more. Deadpool is just starting off here. It gets ugly but it's bound to get even uglier in the coming issues. Deadpool definitely has the skills and ambition to take on pretty much anyone. Seeing him take on characters like the Fantastic Four will make you appreciate what he's capable of. Just be prepared for the results.
The Bad
Maybe it's just me, but I prefer my Deadpool with a little more funny over deadly. I mentioned that we have seen different varieties of Deadpool but there were times I felt the story getting a little too dark. When I envisioned a comic with Deadpool killing the entire Marvel Universe, I pictured a more comedic approach. Perhaps taking a darker and more serious approach gives the story more meaning rather than being seen as more of a joke. I like Deadpool being deadly but when he steers away from his usual self, it feels like a different character. Some may want a more serious Deadpool but after all the humor, it feels like another character wearing the costume.
The Verdict
Does Deadpool have what it takes to kill the entire Marvel Universe? Based on this first issue, he's off to a good start. Readers shouldn't expect the typical Deadpool story as this issue earns the parental advisory slapped on the cover. We have seen different version of Deadpool and this goes along with the darker and less goofier versions. As with these types of stories, you have to wonder how much they'll matter in the grand scheme of comics. We know the entire Marvel Universe can't really be killed. I expected a lighter and more humorous story but there could be something to this more serious approach. I'll definitely be checking out the next issue to see where this is going to go. It's a little disturbing and that makes it clear that this isn't a simple goofy story with Deadpool thrown in just for kicks. If you like your Deadpool less funny and more violent, you'll get a kick out of this.
3/5
CVine
PREVIEW: DEADPOOL #59(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/2112ca5i13243/prv13243_cov.jpg)
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Questa è una mini vero ? :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 10 Agosto 2012, 21:14:34
Questa è una mini vero ? :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
:sisi:
Mi sembra 4 numeri
Citazione di: Red Hankey il 10 Agosto 2012, 21:17:50
Citazione di: Deadpool il 10 Agosto 2012, 21:14:34
Questa è una mini vero ? :w00t: :w00t: :w00t:
:sisi:
Mi sembra 4 numeri
:rulezza: :rulezza: :rulezza: :rulezza:
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Guess what? Deadpool is still killing heroes left and right. But what is this all about? What are his plans afterwards if no one can stop him?
The Good
Deadpool's rarely been taken seriously. I don't mean that since he's always cracking jokes. Actually, in part of that, he's not really seen as a deadly character. He is a killer and has gone toe to toe with the likes of Wolverine and others. If anything, this series is showing what Deadpool could be capable of. He's killing and killing a lot.
After all the heroes he's killed in the first two issues, you would almost think there isn't anyone left. But the title does state he's killing the Marvel Universe. There are deaths that have occurred off screen as well.
Rather than simply be a miniseries with Deadpool set out to kill everyone, there is someone hoping to put a stop to him (as we saw last issue). This individual may have what it takes to stop him and rather than take on Deadpool head on immediately, some thought and investigation is going into the plan first.
As dark as the story is, it's not something to take seriously. This is Deadpool wiping out the heroes we all know. If you've ever wondered what Deadpool is capable of and how he would actually go about trying to kill everyone, this is where you'll find out.
The Bad
Could Deadpool really kill everyone the way he is? This is where it's a matter of how seriously are we supposed to take this? For example, last issue, he manages to pull a gun on Spider-Man to blow his head off. There was no sign of his spider-senses going off. Here, he's easily killing heroes that have faced bigger threats than him. It's a matter of suspension of disbelief and all but he's making it all look so easy. It's all too easy and maybe it's because his head is a little more straightened out but he's more prepared for everyone than Batman would be. He's doing what teams of powerful supervillains couldn't do. But that's sort of the point, right?
The Verdict
With one more issue and a confrontation between Deadpool and the one person willing to take him on, it's unclear how this will play out. This isn't meant to be a comic to take seriously as Deadpool is easily taking out all of the Marvel Universe's most powerful heroes. Deadpool's never been more cruel or vicious and it makes you wonder what could he do in a normal story if he was allowed to. I'm still on the fence with the series as a whole. This isn't the Deadpool I'm used to reading, but it's not meant to be. If you're looking for Deadpool to cut loose against everyone, this is a series you'll want to check out.
4/5
CVine
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Deadpool and his wacky shenanigans continue. He still is without his healing factor and has Black Tom hot on his tail.
The Good
I wasn't crazy about Deadpool losing his healing factor and scarred face. As I read more of this arc, I'm actually finding myself enjoying it. Regardless of what he looks like, Daniel Way continues to make the stories funny and fun. With Deadpool having a normal face, there's actually more opportunity for Salva Espin to express Deadpool's goofy nature with expressions alone. Only Deadpool can get into situations like he does here. The decisions he makes is why we love his so.
With Black Tom chasing after him and being depowered, we're seeing Deadpool on the other end of the chase. Normally he's doing more of the chasing rather than being pursued on on the defensive. It all adds to Way's plan to actually bring us a slightly different sort of Deadpool story. He's still trying to cope with the fact that he can be seriously injured (his little finger still hasn't regrown because that's not something normal severed fingers can do). We know this state likely isn't join got last. As Marvel NOW quickly approaches, it's up in the air what will happen to Deadpool and if his current non-healing factor state will continue. Whatever the case, Way should be commended for the number of consistent and humorous issues he's given us.
The Bad
There's no reason why Deadpool wouldn't want a burrito but it's almost hard to imagine since we all know how much he loves chimichangas. Then again, it could just be a matter of the convenience store he was at only carrying burritos. I suppose I wouldn't think to get a chimichanga at one.
Is Black Tom one of my favorite villains? Nope. But his presence does allow for some witty comments from Deadpool. There's nothing major that happens in here to affect Deadpool's future but that's okay. It's still a fun story.
The Verdict
This comic is ridiculous, but in a good way. I didn't think I could enjoy Deadpool stories with him being drastically changed as much as I am. Daniel Way has managed to continue to deliver great Deadpool stories. Even when we had so much Deadpool being thrown in our faces and several different series, this is the one that survived, and with good reason. This is a Deadpool we haven't really seen. There are definite familiar elements. He is still the same zany character but the absence of his healing factor and non-scarred face adds a different element to him. This has allowed for the stories to take a slightly different approach but importantly, they're still funny. I don't want to think about the end of Daniel Way's run coming up but all good things must come to an end. As for how this arc will end, I'm on the edge of my seat.
4/5
CVine
Ma Deadpool Kills blablabla fa parte della serie regolare?
Sapete Daniel Way dove approderà dopo la partenza da questa bellissima testata?
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Will this be the last Marvel comic made since Deadpool is killing everyone? Find out how Deadpool's crazy journey ends and what could possibly happen next.
The Good
There's no denying that Deadpool is not a character to be taken seriously all the time. When a miniseries sets out to have a character kill every single other character in their universe, you know there's a bunch of shenanigans on the way. Once you get over that fact, it becomes a question of how exactly the character, Deadpool in this case, will actually proceed and succeed in killing everyone off. We should always expect the unexpected when it comes to Deadpool but since his mind was 'adjusted' in the first issue, it's been brutal death after brutal death. There's a reason the cover states this isn't for kids.
This four-issue miniseries has had a little more than simply Deadpool killing everyone. In earlier issues, Taskmaster was given the...task of going after and stopping Deadpool. What character would be better suited for this job? There is a history between the two and Taskmaster is often overlooked at the potential he has an opponent.
Throughout the issue, you can't help but feel the despair knowing and seeing these characters dying and getting killed in this 'universe.' Of course there still is a lot of goofiness in the fact that Deadpool has been able to get as far as he does.
How does the story end? I'm obviously not going to spoil it. When I started, I was thinking there was only one way this could all end. Going through and reading the end, I realized that there were in fact several different ways it could have played out. What happens here is completely fitting for Deadpool.
The Bad
Now that the story is over, where do we go from here? I mentioned in past reviews that I was a little bothered at this portrayal of Deadpool. The full potential of what he can do is being shown, even if some situations have been a bit of a stretch. Deadpool can be a funny character but should also be seen as a threat. With these types of "kill the entire universe" story, the question is, would you read it again? For me, once was enough. It was an interesting ride but I don't know if I'd feel the urge to go back and check it out again.
The ending felt a little abrupt. Clearly there is still plenty more characters that could have been killed off. Maybe we'll see a sequel with that addressed. I would have preferred a little more in terms of a story rather than death after death. But then again, all the crazy killings is the biggest draw here.
The Verdict
Deadpool set out to kill everyone. This is the last issue but it can be said that he doesn't actually kill every single Marvel character. There are still more so perhaps we'll see a sequel someday. This isn't an issue or series to be taken completely seriously. By that I mean we know Deadpool couldn't actually kill some or most of the characters as easily as he did in this series. This is meant to be an absurd story where Deadpool is able to step up his game and do the unexpected at a whole new level. The fashion that the characters die is the key in making the story worth noting. The big question is where will the story leave you afterwards? Is this a story you'll want to read again? Clearly there can't be any repercussions for the future of Deadpool or other characters since this doesn't take place in the proper 616 universe. It will make you look at Deadpool a little differently. A stronger conclusion would have been preferable but perhaps we'll see a continuation to these events.
3/5
CVine
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Is Deadpool really a "bad guy"? Also, when will he learn that he no longer has his healing factor? Find out in the latest issue of his ongoing.
The Good
The issue opens with a look back at Wade's childhood and a conversation between Wade's school Principal and his father. During the discussion, the Principal implies that Wade's behavior is pretty terrible and that she doesn't see him changing any time soon. Flash forward to the present where Wade is up against two guys who want him dead; Black Box and Black Tom Cassidy; we learn from the scene in the next few pages that not a whole heck of a lot has changed. Wade clearly hasn't matured -- or he really does just have "mental problems." Regardless, if you find a little part of yourself that is still immature, then chances are you'll be chuckling as you read the the panels and scenes that follow. Typical Deadpool just being Deadpool, proving once again with scenes like this that he is completely ridiculous, and very funny; even if he is sometimes just boiled down to a few fart jokes. The art in these first few pages definitely helped convey the goofiness of the scene, and just how absolutely ridiculous Deadpool really is. Deadpool fans will at least be entertained by the crude humor -- in the first half of the issue.
The Bad
As funny and goofy as those first scenes in this issue were, this book did feel a little bit rushed. For someone who uses the heck out of Deadpool's "fourth wall," Way didn't really do a of that in here. There were moments I felt that the creative team really just wanted to get the issue over with and move the story along. The fact that Black Swan was able to so quickly manipulate certain characters felt a little bit like an easy way out to push the plot forward.
Also, is he (Deadpool) really the good guy? I mean, does he really think that of himself? There are certain moments in this issue that just feel a little bit hard to believe, and you have to wonder whether Deadpool is smarter than he's given credit for in this issue. Stupid funny, sure, but he's not that dumb, is he? Goofy, yes. Always getting into trouble? Alright. But if he was really stupid, he wouldn't be able to get out of a lot of the situations he finds himself in.
The Verdict
This issue is definitely funny in a goofy way, but I didn't find it was one of Way's strongest. Is was entertaining and silly, but it felt like it was rushed through. Like the creative team took the easy way out of the situation in order to move the story forward. The interaction between Black Swan -- while interesting -- wasn't entirely believable. There was definitely something lacking in this issue. It would have been better if the creative team took things a little bit slower.
3/5
CVine
Curiosità..
Ma la serie DeadPool killks the marvel universe" sara edita in italia in collezione 100% o sarà presente a puntate sugli spillati pubblicati in futuro tra qualche anno?
PREVIEW: DEADPOOL #61(http://www.comicbookresources.com/assets/images/preview/88b8daei13668/prv13668_cov.jpg)
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Citazione di: Gidan il 09 Settembre 2012, 17:02:52
Curiosità..
Ma la serie DeadPool killks the marvel universe" sara edita in italia in collezione 100% o sarà presente a puntate sugli spillati pubblicati in futuro tra qualche anno?
Non credo proprio finirà sugli spillati, visto che non è una lettura adatta ad un pubblico giovane (NOT FOR KIDS), credo invece verrà pubblicata in collezione 100% o un formato simile :sisi:
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A near decade long rivalry with Deadpool leads a former FBI agent to take matters into her own hands. Oh, and Hit Monkey, too.
The Good
I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed this issue. One of the things that I think really stood out to me was Daniel Way's versatility as a writer. If you had any doubt that the man could write some more serious dialogue, then you should definitely pick up this issue. DEADPOOL #61 manages to eloquently merge a more serious storyline with the goofiness of Deadpool. The tone fluctuates effortlessly in this book and it is written really clearly and really well.
It's becoming more and more apparent that Deadpool has made plenty of enemies over the years; some of them more obvious than others. The latest rivalry is one he likely knows nothing about. A former FBI agent caught in the line of fire while on the job becomes trapped and is confined to a wheelchair thanks to Deadpool's reckless behavior. It's clear that the character is definitely bitter and defiant, so from the moment she is introduced early on in the issue I got the sense that there was more to her than she was letting on. And I was right. There's a lot of great dialogue and action, and although Deadpool does make an appearance, this issue's focus is moreso on the background of his adversary than it is on him. It's clear, however, that the next issue's focus will likely revert back to the infamous 'Merc with a mouth.'
This comic is really well organized. The story jumps around a bit but not in a confusing way. The flashbacks and the change of scenery are well written.
The Bad
Who doesn't love Hit Monkey? Any Deadpool fan holds a special place in their comic-loving heart for the goofy character, and most people are thrilled at the chance of seeing him grace the pages of our Marvel comics. Having said that, I am not quite sure how I feel about him here. I enjoyed the break-up in the story starring Deadpool and Hit Monkey, but I don't know why it happened. Why was he in this issue at all? It just felt really random.
I am not the biggest fan of Ale Garza, I feel the women in his books look a little bit plastic, even if it does sort of fit here.
The Verdict
I liked this issue more than many other issues of DEADPOOL. I felt like the balance between the Deadpool story and the background story of the villain that is on his heels is pretty good. The comic is well organized and well structured even with the fluctuation in the tone of the issue. It's really easy to read and the perfect jumping on point for new readers. I am definitely excited to see the next issue and to find out what will happen to the character next.
4/5
CVine
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Sono tutti fortissimi i disegnatori di Deadpool. :sisi:
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Being that this is the final issue of Deadpool, where will it leave our favorite goofball Merc?
The Good
There are a few things I enjoyed about this issue. First off, I like the art; I think it really fits the tone and the mood of the character in this comic. I found that it was really entertaining. This isn't a serious book, so seeing Deadpool drawn as this elongated, rubbery looking character was actually really cool. I thought Filipe Andrade did a really fantastic job.
In great DEADPOOL fashion, this is a funny issue. What was great about this comic is that it wasn't just Deadpool that was entertaining and funny, but the supporting characters have enough of an entertaining (and equally obnoxious) sense of humor as well. I thought that the characters really meshed will together and that overall, this was a good read. I think one of the things I really liked about this issue is the portrayal of Deadpool as an actually rather intelligent character. A lot of the time we get the sense that Deadpool is this really lucky and really goofy guy, but he's also not stupid. His intelligence isn't something we always see and it really felt like Way played to the character's strengths in this comic.
The Bad
I sort of wish that Daniel Way had gone into more detail about Alison Kemp's story. I think that she is a character that had a lot of potential to do a lot of cool things and she could have been a character with a more interesting backstory, but we didn't get to see much of it. Based on this issue, it feels like DEADPOOL as a series just ends very abruptly. It doesn't feel like a definitive end to his story, which is disappointing. This issue not only marks the end of thise story arc (which in my opinion could have been fleshed out in more than just a couple of issues) as well as Daniel Way's run on the character. After, what, five years on the title; Way's DEADPOOL doesn't actually feel like it's over, and I think that's a pretty big problem. I get that the character needs to move on in the hands of another creative team, but there could have been a much smoother transition than this one, I think. This issue just sort of ends and leaves you with a lot of unanswered questions.
Alison Kemp seems like she really could have been developed into this interesting character. For a woman who is so accomplished (having climbed the ranks of Interpol as she states in the issue), I would expect her to have been swayed by more than just a short blurb of a speech by Deadpool. That's not really giving her character a whole lot of credit, unfortunately. She had (maybe still has) potential to be interesting, but the fact that she is so impressionable makes her look really weak.
The Verdict
This issue wasn't great, but it wasn't bad, either. I think Way does a good job keeping Deadpool funny while trying to talk some sense into Alison Kemp's character. I think that the pacing is pretty good; it doesn't feel too rushed and the art is really appropriate for the tone of Way's writing. However, there was a lot lacking in Alison's character. Like I mentioned above, if we are to believe that she's this really accomplished character, then it's strange to see her so easily swayed by Deadpool's speech at the end of the issue. Furthermore, it doesn't feel like a definitive end to his story arc or to Way's run; at least not like it should. I think overall, this story could have ended and Way should have used another issue to close the chapter on the character he's been writing for so long; but that's just my opinion.
3/5
CVine
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4/5
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1.5/5
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Deadpool continues his slaughter-fest through classic literature; meanwhile, Sherlock Holmes assembles a crack team of literature's finest. If you're in the market for a silly story, packed with non-stop action and gory violence, then this comic is sure to please. If you aren't, then you probably shouldn't be buying a Deadpool comic, quite frankly. That is to say, this comic does exactly what it is supposed to do and does it well. Cullen Bunn provides a hilarious script and Matteo Lolli does a great job bringing all of these classic characters to life. Having Deadpool hallucinate the Marvel characters inspired by the classic ones as he kills them is an inspired touch. Dumb, fun, and bloody — what more could you ask for in a Deadpool comic?
7/10
Newsarama
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PREVIEW: DEADPOOL KILLUSTRATED #4
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X-POSITION: "DEADPOOL KILLS..." WITH CULLEN BUNN
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DEADPOOL KILLS DEADPOOL #2 (of 4)
CULLEN BUNN (W) • SALVADOR ESPIN (A)
Cover by MICHAEL DEL MUNDO
• Hope you're not a Deadpool fan—he DIES in this issue!
• Oh, but, uh...I hope you are a Deadpool fan, because, like...there are a lot of Deadpools in this issue. LOTS.
• TIME TO THIN THE DEADPOOL HERD!
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Deadpool Kills Deadpool #1 Del Mundo variant
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PREVIEW: DEADPOOL KILLS DEADPOOL #1
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3/5
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DEADPOOL KILLS DEADPOOL #4 (of 4)
CULLEN BUNN (W) • SALVADOR ESPIN (A)
Cover by MICHAEL DEL MUNDO
• Dude.
• Serious.
• It ends here.
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PREVIEW: DEADPOOL KILLS DEADPOOL #2
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PREVIEW: DEADPOOL KILLS DEADPOOL #3
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4/5
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PREVIEW: DEADPOOL KILLS DEADPOOL #4
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4/5
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Marvel's Crazy-Ass Killers DEADPOOL & CARNAGE Face-Off in April
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Io non capisco perchè a Carnage continuano a dare queste miniserie del cavolo... Ma dargli un po di visibilità in più è chiedere troppo? Ha cosi tanto potenziale...
Citazione di: Spider Jerusalem il 31 Dicembre 2013, 16:51:14
Io non capisco perchè a Carnage continuano a dare queste miniserie del cavolo... Ma dargli un po di visibilità in più è chiedere troppo? Ha cosi tanto potenziale...
Carnege USA non è mica miniserie del cavolo (e l'hanno fatta l'anno scorso se non sbaglio)
Citazione di: Deadpool il 31 Dicembre 2013, 17:34:49
Citazione di: Spider Jerusalem il 31 Dicembre 2013, 16:51:14
Io non capisco perchè a Carnage continuano a dare queste miniserie del cavolo... Ma dargli un po di visibilità in più è chiedere troppo? Ha cosi tanto potenziale...
Carnege USA non è mica miniserie del cavolo (e l'hanno fatta l'anno scorso se non sbaglio)
Dai un personaggio come Carnage può dare molto ma molto di più. Non è mai stato sfruttato a dovere a parte qualche storia...
Citazione di: Spider Jerusalem il 31 Dicembre 2013, 18:10:23
Citazione di: Deadpool il 31 Dicembre 2013, 17:34:49
Citazione di: Spider Jerusalem il 31 Dicembre 2013, 16:51:14
Io non capisco perchè a Carnage continuano a dare queste miniserie del cavolo... Ma dargli un po di visibilità in più è chiedere troppo? Ha cosi tanto potenziale...
Carnege USA non è mica miniserie del cavolo (e l'hanno fatta l'anno scorso se non sbaglio)
Dai un personaggio come Carnage può dare molto ma molto di più. Non è mai stato sfruttato a dovere a parte qualche storia...
Mah sarà, francamente a me non ha mai ispirato più di tanto :nono:
Citazione di: Deadpool il 31 Dicembre 2013, 18:11:49
Citazione di: Spider Jerusalem il 31 Dicembre 2013, 18:10:23
Citazione di: Deadpool il 31 Dicembre 2013, 17:34:49
Citazione di: Spider Jerusalem il 31 Dicembre 2013, 16:51:14
Io non capisco perchè a Carnage continuano a dare queste miniserie del cavolo... Ma dargli un po di visibilità in più è chiedere troppo? Ha cosi tanto potenziale...
Carnege USA non è mica miniserie del cavolo (e l'hanno fatta l'anno scorso se non sbaglio)
Dai un personaggio come Carnage può dare molto ma molto di più. Non è mai stato sfruttato a dovere a parte qualche storia...
Mah sarà, francamente a me non ha mai ispirato più di tanto :nono:
Io l' ho sempre adorato fin da piccolo per questo vorrei avesse un ruolo un po più importante :dowson: