Korpus Dedpula 2: Revolucija jede svoje Dedpule

Deadpool Corps (Collected Editions)

by Victor Gischler

KOLIKO DEDPULA TREBA DA SE UNIŠTI VANZEMALJSKA PLANETA?

Odmah nakon što je neobjašnjivo spasao galaksiju, Korpus Dedpula dobija novu misiju od Konfederacije Omega: suzbiti pobunu rase krukova, koja ometa eksploataciju rude na svojoj planeti. Naravno, Konfederacija će se blago nadrndati kada sazna da je Korpus prešao u tuđi tabor!

Dedpul pokušava da modernizuje krukovsko društvo, kako bi njihov narod mogao sam da se odbrani od invazije, dok pride pokušava da pridobije naklonost zanosne princeze Tile. Ali Nj. k. v. njen otac protivi se Dedpulovom usponu i industrijalizaciji svog kraljevstva, te – nimalo iznenađujuće – Vejd Vilson pokreće građanski rat.

Udariće otac na kćer, brat na brata, a Ledi Dedpul na Dedpula! Ali hoće li Vejd I drugari izvući žive glave ili će njihovo pačanje uništiti celu planetu?

Genres: Comics, Marvel, Graphic Novels, Superheroes, Graphic Novels Comics, Science Fiction, Humor

Hardcover

First published May 25, 2011

About the author

Victor Gischler is an American author of humorous crime fiction.
Gischler's debut novel Gun Monkeys was nominated for the Edgar Award, and his novel Shotgun Opera was an Anthony Award finalist. His work has been translated into Italian, French, Spanish and Japanese. He earned a Ph.D. in English at the University of Southern Mississippi. His fifth novel Go-Go Girls of the Apocalypse was published in 2008 by the Touchstone/Fireside imprint of Simon & Schuster.

He has also writes American comic books like The Punisher: Frank Castle, Wolverine and Deadpool for Marvel Comics. Gischler worked on X-Men "Curse of the Mutants" starting in the Death of Dracula one-shot and continued in X-Men #1.

Gun Monkeys has been optioned for a film adaptation, with Lee Goldberg writing the script and Ryuhei Kitamura penciled in to direct.

Reviews

[Aaron]

Maybe the closest thing to a good Deadpool book I've read in a while, but still falls way short of being worth it.

Gischler really gets the tone right, moving pot forward and peppering in jokes, rather than coming up with idiotic scenarios that undercut the characters like most other Pool writers.

Unfortunately, that plot is really garbled and boring this time around. Nothing leads organically into the next thing, feeling more like a stream of consciousness than anything else. Not a well-defined one, either.

Also THE SEXISM. Holy shit, man. Gischler was nowhere near this bad before. Whereas before he wrote in scantily-clad women, at least they had personalities. Now those same women are back and essentially just empty vessels refilled with man-desire. They will do anything for a man and exist for no other reason than his pleasure, even if he is a disgusting monster like Deadpool. It felt REALLY backwards, particularly accompanied by Rob Liefeld trademark shitstain artwork.

So, while I had high hopes for Corps based on the first volume, I think it's safe to toss this one. Glad it got canceled!

[B]

This is kind of a story that didn't really have to be told. Or rather, a kind of plot outline with vague stuff. There was also barely a connection to any of the characters (Kidpool, Headpool, and Dogpool could easily have been absented.) And there was a wee little bit of Deadpool character but it could have been virtually anyone who was kind of a jerk and out for money.

There was nothing offensive about this (except that it was meant to cash in Deadpool's popularity.

Fun game, though: Look for Liefield panels where the feet are mysteriously absent: http://www.progressiveboink.com/2012/...

[Bekka]

Nowhere near as good as the first volume - filled with sexism, a random story that meanders between what's happening 'now' and flashback, and just not that fun. To me, Wade was also out of character here too - caring more about the money/screwing over an oppressed people than caring about helping them fight against the colonial force oppressing them.
TW for colonialism, oppression of a people, mentions of slavery, heavy sexism, nudity, sex mentions, violence, guns, mentions of war, blood, violence.

[Rhica]

Some say the art is too bright and Liefeld should lay off the drawing but I saw nothing wrong with it.
The ridiculous plot and dialogue kept this fantastic comic book roiling with with hilarity.
Lady Deadpool especially.

[Lisa]

WTF!!!??? This was a total waste of my time. It was all I could do to get through it and after a while i stopped reading. I am not a fan of deadpool so I don't know what I was thinking. This was AWFUL!!

[Kal]

I've always loved Deadpool and this is one of his greatest.

[Joseph Inzirillo]

This is insane. It's also the 100th thing I've read thing year. The ending was sad for a brief moment and then not. Deadpool has quickly made his way to the top of my superhero list.

[Mish]

A better of the Deadpool corps and I think it has EVERYTHING to do with the art style change halfway through.

This was much better than the first volume anyway....
BUT. princess Neela. looks exactly like Vanessa. I JUST WANTED ONEEE MENTION OF THAT. Like yeah whatever she was hot too but Wade dropping the 'mission' or swaying in her favor cause of THAT would be been GOLD.

Like she's blue with white hair cmoNN that's exactly what copycat looks like.

Besides that.....I wish when they separated there was a bit more...anything. they literally all just leave again. But seeing wade come back to earth was nice <3

[The_J]

Some limited amusement.

[Zach]

This book/comic is one of the best I have ever read it is hilarious. This book takes you through the world of the “Deadpool Corps”, even if you don't know who deadpool is you will love this story. You sometimes even feel like you're in the story yourself. If you hate reading like I do, but you love action/adventure movies you may want to read it it is mostly action the entire way through.
This book is the most strange, most questionable, and most intriguing book I have ever read, and that’s coming from the 16 year old boy of the 21rst century that hates to read anything including street signs. Reading this book was the first time I was able to read a book without being forced to and I actually enjoyed it. Granted most people don't consider a comic book a book by I say “For one book is directly in the name COMIC BOOK, and for to if it is longer than five pages it falls in the book category.” In my opinion if you enjoy reading it than so what read it. And trust me you will very much enjoy this book. Even for me this book was hard to put down it just sucks you in and holds you hostage.If you don't believe me then just try it for yourself and you will know for yourself that it's a great read.

[Stefan]

Best Deadpool story I read so far. But as with most comics a read I find the charachters more interesting than the story itself.

As far as I am concerned this is Deadpool at his best though I would have liked to see more of Dogpool.

[Matt Sabonis]

Not as funny as the first one, but still a blast. Watching the Deadpools help a world economically develop in order to steal a ton of gold is awesome, and what happens after is even better.

[Sonic]

Fun and funny but I wouldn't say funtastic.

[Justin]

Whack a doo and awesome!

[Edmund Davis-Quinn]

A good time. Deadpool has a bizarre, bizarre mind.

[Alejo]

Perfecto para politólogos internacionalistas.

[Cagne]

The first volume and prequel were random and confusing, but I liked this last past of the story.

[Todd]

Yaaaaaawwn. Man that was a boring finish. This story was dumb and random and rarely funny. Also, zero changes by the end.

[Laire]

it was good but not as good as the first number, of course being massacre it made me laugh as always but it was like it was lacking something

[Josh]

Similar to the first volume - a few flaws and nothing mind-blowing but a solidly fun read all around.