Deadpool (2012) #36

Deadpool (2012) (Single Issues)

by Brian Posehn, Gerry Duggan, Mike Hawthorne (Illustrator)

Axis Tie-In. Yep, not even the Merc With A Mouth is immune to an Axis Tie-In. How does Wade figure into this blockbuster Marvel event?

Genres: Marvel, Comics, X Men

21 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 22, 2014

About the author

Brian 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.

(source: wikipedia)

Reviews

[kitkat]

Had this in my collection. Yep definitely needed to read more about the big event happening before reading this. Lol so out of the loop. I figured I would be but damn the cover art! I had to open it and read. Anyways, love you, Wade.

[MatiBracchitta]

Aunque el cómic no es la gran cosa, sirve para su propósito: Entretener.

No conocía a ninguno de sus autores, pero verdaderamente lograron divertirme. Incluso solté una carcajada con la interacción de Deadpool y Iron-Man. No siento que esta historia aporte demasiado a la trama general, ¿pero cuando una historia de Deadpool lo ha hecho?

Aunque las referencias pop me resultaron un tanto escasas, lo cierto es que logra cumplir sin saturar. La lectura se hace rápida y sin demasiado tiempo para pensar. Bien captado el estilo Deadpool.

[heidi]

This issue is a tie-in with Magneto 2014 series and the Axis / Red Supremacy saga and it makes a nice break from the intense fighting. Wade is hilarious and entertaining as always.

Artwork is easy on the eye, clean and uncluttered. I like how the characters are drawn; they seem muscular but not overly so.

Note to self: I probably should pay more attention to Deadpool comics from now on. He's really fun.