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Deadpool (2012) (Single Issues)
Deadpool (2012) #37
AXIS TIE-IN! Deadpool has given up violence in favor of enlightenment! How that will protect his FauX-Men friends from the real X-Men, I don't know. Plus: Cowboy stuff!
23 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 1, 2014
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Brian Posehn
194 books127 followersBrian Edmund Posehn[1] (born July 6, 1966) is an American actor, voice actor, musician, writer, and comedian, known for his roles as Jim Kuback on The WB's Mission Hill and Brian Spukowski on Comedy Central's The Sarah Silverman Program.
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January 9, 2017
I was wondering how Axis would affect Deadpool since I've never considered him neither a hero nora villain. Enlighted, non-violent Deadpool does the job just fine. His inner-voice comments are what make it even funnier and complete the picture.
May 13, 2020
At the conclusion of Axis / Red Supremacy saga, everyone present had their morality inverted. So now we have Zenpool, a zen Deadpool who doesn't kill anymore, talks like a vicar from a Jane Austen book, and spouts references to literature classics instead of pop culture. It's hilarious 😂
My only NOPE is the portrayal of “evil X-Men” specifically Nightcrawler, and it's a major one, so let's remove a star. You don't get full marks for an issue with unnecessary Nazi references.
Why you gotta dress him up in WWII military uniform like that? Child Kurt Wagner living in München would have been in the first groups of people that the Nazis would gas (they went after the disabled and those with physical deformities with as much enthusiasm as they did with Jews and LGBT). That final panel is just tasteless.
My only NOPE is the portrayal of “evil X-Men” specifically Nightcrawler, and it's a major one, so let's remove a star. You don't get full marks for an issue with unnecessary Nazi references.
Why you gotta dress him up in WWII military uniform like that? Child Kurt Wagner living in München would have been in the first groups of people that the Nazis would gas (they went after the disabled and those with physical deformities with as much enthusiasm as they did with Jews and LGBT). That final panel is just tasteless.
November 22, 2022
Aunque estoy intentando ser un poco más crítico y estricto a la hora de dar las estrellas, tengo que admitir que este cómic me resultó tan divertido que simplemente no puedo darle una calificación mediocre o mala.
Es cierto, no aporta absolutamente nada al universo, pero es TAN divertido... Los gags están muy bien puestos, los autores entienden al personaje y lo que uno busca de ellos. Es simplemente un buen cómic para pasar el rato y divertirte.
No esperes una historia profunda o algo que te deje pensando. Es simplemente un viaje para disfrutar, pasarlo bien e incluso reírte de verdad.
Es cierto, no aporta absolutamente nada al universo, pero es TAN divertido... Los gags están muy bien puestos, los autores entienden al personaje y lo que uno busca de ellos. Es simplemente un buen cómic para pasar el rato y divertirte.
No esperes una historia profunda o algo que te deje pensando. Es simplemente un viaje para disfrutar, pasarlo bien e incluso reírte de verdad.
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