Deadpool

Deadpool is funny, but sprinkles a meta-narrative veneer over a remarkably conservative superhero plotline.

Nicole Virella on Return of the Living Deadpool

The Frog Queen’s Amy Brander talks to illustrator Nicole Virella about the forthcoming Return of the Living Deadpool series.

The first thing to say is that this actually fits what I thought a .1 ‘jumping-on point’ issue might be like far more than the other couple I’ve tried. It’s a one-off story, giving what I assume to be a typical flavour of the character. The second thing to say is: isn’t Bong Dazo a great name for a comedy hippy?

Venom/Deadpool What If? 1

I’ve never read a Deadpool comic before, and it would be unwise to rely on this one for any guidance as to the character. It’s set in a not terribly serious alternate universe, one in which the Beyonder has grafted MODOK to Galactus’s ass and Galactus hires mercenary assassin Deadpool to kill the Beyonder.

Deadpool MAX 1-2

Deadpool MAX, the inevitable “but now he can say ‘fuck'” iteration of Spider-Man-with-pouches. With David Lapham on scripting chores and Modern Master Kyle Baker on art – both idiosyncratic cartoonists with little aversion to journeyman dalliances, what rough beast will emerge?

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Deadpool

Nicole Virella on Return of the Living Deadpool

Deadpool 33.1

Venom/Deadpool What If? 1

Deadpool MAX 1-2