Спайдър-мен/Дедпул 1

Spider-Man/Deadpool (2016) (Single Issues)

by Joe Kelly

Питър Паркър бе ухапан от радиоактивен паяк и се сдоби с невероятни способности – скорост, сила и ловкост като на паяк със собствените му размери, както и лепливи пръсти на ръцете и краката. След като разбра, че с голямата сила идват и големите отговорности, той се превърна в най-великия супергерой на света! Той е…
НЕВЕРОЯТНИЯТ СПАЙДЪР-МЕН!

Отмъстител… Наемен убиец… Суперзвезда! Уейд Уилсън бе избран да участва в свръхсекретна правителствена програма, благодарение на която придоби способността да се излекува бързо от всяка рана. Независимо от състоянието, което успя да натрупа като наемник, Уейд се превърна в най-обичания супергерой на света. И е главен персонаж в най-великия комикс на всички времена (независимо от мнението на мрежестия идиот по въпроса). Винаги здраво тяло, винаги болен мозък! Викайте му…
ДЕДПУЛ!

Genres: Comics, Graphic Novels, Marvel, Graphic Novels Comics, Spider Man, Comic Book, Fiction

32 pages, Paperback

First published January 6, 2016

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[Noah]

You can be the hero and I can be your sidekick, you can be the tear that I cry if we ever split / You can be the rain from the cloud when it's stormin', or you can be the sun when it shines in the mornin' (Perfect Two – Auburn).

At this point I’m thinking it’d be easier to just list out the things I do like rather than bore you with the endless mountain of stuff I think are overrated. You know, things like Deadpool! But I’m getting ahead of myself, let’s try to put a positive spin on all of this so I’m not always coming in hot all raging like one of those Twitch Streamers who have lost the love for video games because they made their greatest love their job. But yeah, let’s see, what do I like? I love Sade, “Coast-to-coast, L.A. to Chicago, western male. Across the North and South, to Key Largo, love for sale!” Um, despite my constant whining, I actually really do like reading. It’s 30% of my personality, really, with the other 70% being outdated movie references and obscure video game factoids. What else? Oh okay, I really like complaining about things that nobody cares about! And with that out of the way, let’s talk about Deadpool. Anybody else find him incredibly exhausting, or is that just me? Because damn, this dude’s prevalence in pop culture baffles me to this day, and what’s even more crazy is that I still kind of like him. His design is great (though I like him more when he’s drawn more spindly like in the movies rather than the super buff version), I think his backstory is actually pretty interesting in that its tragedy juxtaposes nicely with his clownish behavior, and believe it or not… I do actually laugh at every fiftieth joke that he makes. I enjoyed when he said something like, “remember, we defeated the villain while listening to Madonna?” at the end of Deadpool & Wolverine. See? I can have a good time! But like I said, overexposure is a hell of a thing, and the specific genre of man that Deadpool attracts is quite a bit more damning to the character than any corny ass movie or corny ass comic book or corny ass video game he’s featured in. Exhibit one, if I were to walk up to you wearing a Deadpool shirt with text saying, “I’m not arguing with you, I’m just explaining why I’m right,” then you’d immediately think I’m a massive tool. And rightfully so, because that would make me a massive tool! You have grounds to kick my ass if I’m ever caught wearing some divorced dad ass shirt like that. But that’s what I mean, edgy characters like The Joker or Deadpool have been so heavily co-opted by chodes that whenever I see these characters out in the wild, I actually have a physical reaction. It activates my "fight-or-flight" response, really.

It’s kind of like whenever you see really nice cars when you’re out and about, there’s never a sexy ass Mamoru Chiba accompanying it, but rather some balding ass Elon Musk type. Oof, fight or flight, which one should I choose? Also, the character is played by that smarmy asshole Ryan Reynolds, who for some reason keeps taking crack shots at Green Lantern, calling it is his worst movie as if he doesn’t have, like, fifty other films that could easily take the title of "worst movie ever created." Free Guy anyone? Hello~oo, Red Notice is right there! What about The Adam Project or IF or Hitman's Bodyguard or R.I.P.D. or Spirited!? This man has done nothing except leave behind a trail of dogshit! And then, and then… it doesn’t help that Deadpool is a very popular cosplay option at conventions for annoying guys, but because most people aren’t actually funny, every loser who dresses up as the Merc with a Mouth just harasses everybody around them. Especially women. I mean, with all that in mind, is it really too surprising that everybody rolls their eyes at the familiar blood red sight of this superhero? But you know, like I am with most Marvel superheroes, I still end up somewhat excited whenever I see this character included in any kind of story. They added him in Marvel Rivals recently, and if I weren’t putting in the time to learn how to play Jubilee, then you’d best believe I’d be a Deadpool main! Otherwise, I suppose fans of the character could argue that he's quite subversive in that he's frequently flirting with men, which has helped him garner a noticeable LGBT+ fan base (notable in that it exists at all). But come on now, we all know that was never the writer’s intention. Whenever he’s being sexually suggestive towards men, it’s always in a, “har har, it’s funny because it’s gay” kind of way rather than a true exploration of one’s queerness. I don’t mind Deadpool, I really don’t, but I’d hardly call him good representation of anything. Anyway, since we’ve already established that Deadpool is best in small doses and that he comes with a lot of baggage (a terrible fanbase), I must say that I enjoyed this Spider-Man/Deadpool comic precisely because the writers knew how to use him effectively.

Deadpool is always at his most interesting when he’s contrasted against someone else, and even though I like whenever he’s hanging out with Wolverine, I actually find his relationship with Spider-Man to be more fun because it has a lot more room for emotional resonance. Because at the end of the day, Wolverine and Deadpool are both “stabby-shooty” guys, while when he’s up against Spider-Man’s “no killing” rule, it forces the writers to get more creative. It’s like how The Joker is at his most interesting in Batman: The Animated Series rather than something like The Killing Joke because whenever you rely on the writing trope of “and then he does the worst possible thing you can think of,” you only ever end up desensitizing the audience to whatever shock value you decide to throw at them next. That’s why I’m actually looking forward to how the MCU ends up using Deadpool (despite him being played by terrible actor Ryan Reynolds) because they’ll have to do something other than relying on dick jokes and dated 90’s references. “Ha ha look, Deadpool is pointing at his dick, isn’t this peak humor!” Ha ha ha ha ha ha. So yeah, as someone who kind of likes Deadpool, I kind of liked this comic. Sure, I had a hard time following the constant barrage of dialogue (courtesy of the two most chatty superheroes), but I actually thought the reveal that Deadpool is hanging around Spider-Man because he wants to be a better man was actually very sweet. Hey man, I’m a sucker for a little sappy in my comic books! Besides, I’m not one of those people who ship Spider-Man with a whole bunch of different people other than Mary Jane Watson, but I do think their dynamic is fun and if they hooked up, I wouldn’t complain. Personally, I like the pairing of Spider-Man and The Human Torch, but that’s beside the point. Alright, I’m done talking now, how should I close this out? Oh, I know, we could all break out in song! That sounds like the kind of cornball, Family Guy, “ha ha, it’s funny because we’re hanging a lampshade” type of shit that a Deadpool movie would end on. Sing with me now, “'Cause you're the apple to my pie, you're the straw to my berry. You're the smoke to my high, and you're the one I wanna marry!” Aw, how nice.

“You utterly and completely disgust me.”
“So weird… that’s what the guy in the mirror says to me every morning.”

[ezrasmischief]

Just what I wanted from a Spidey-DP mash. Humour of all kinds...light, dark, obscene and just plain weird. The best part is I can practically hear Ryan Reynolds and Andrew Garfield bickering in my head.

Here's some of my favorite moments:



"D.P. phone home." got me right in the kidney (aka FEELS CENTRAL). The poor boy had to kaboom-kasplat himself just for that line, and for what? Not even a giggle from the Spides.

"Spide-kick" *applause* (Because for those who don't already know, Deadpool is the real hero.)

Deadpool's escape tactic. WOW. I mean, talk about dedication to the cause. Well, fine, the cause is essentially "survival". But still. DEDICATION.

THE BAMF.

Let's be real...my favorite moments cover the entire issue. So let's just say it's my favorite issue. FOR NOW.


Nah, you like him. At least a bit. A teeny tiny little bit.

[Alistair Baptista]

It’s usually a treat when Deadpool and Spidey cross paths, and in Spider-man/Deadpool, there’s enough going on to keep readers laughing in concordance with the humorous writing and, of course, some fine artwork.

Writer Joe Kelly, and artistic team of Ed McGuinness, Mark Morales and Jason Keith have gone the route that sees Peter Parker as the CEO of global technology giant Parker Industries, while Wade is still the world’s foremost mercenary, and most verbose anti-hero. Kelly has demonstrated himself an adroit writer, in full control of his co-lead character, keeping Wade’s words flowing like a river right from page 1. Further, his choice of words for the dialogues would leave readers wondering as to Wade’s sexual orientation, his moral standing, and the state of his general mental health. This was expected, and Kelly delivers with authority throughout the debut issue.

Apart from what was expected though, the creative team has also managed to deliver a few surprises, giving the story an added dimension. Of course the pair would overcome the first adversary they face in tandem, of course we’d be given a scene that sheds light on Wade’s hunt for redemption. Yes, all these things are credible and almost predictable, but Kelly’s story might leave readers feeling impressed with the methods in which things were resolved. However, they say that ‘the devil’s in the details,’ and my beef with this storyline is the fact that Wade, with his far-reaching intel on all things, is still oblivious to Spider-man’s secret identity. There were also a few occasions where parts of dialogue felt repetitive. That being said, the reveal at the end of the issue, didn’t dissuade me from picking up the follow-up issue to see where this story goes.

[Carla (carlaherondale)]

Lo améeeeeeee.

[Amirabbas ghaderi]

کتاب جالبی بود.ولی بنظرم کمیک قبلیم(بتمن و سه جوکر) قشنگ تر بود. ولی در هر حال داستانش رو دوست داشتم و به علاوه این چونکه ددپول شخصیت مورد علاقم تو ماروله، باعث میشه ادامشو هم بخونم.
پ.ن: ولی فعلا ادامشو نمی‌خونم چون می‌خوام برم سراغ مانگاهام*-*

[Sky]

I’m trying to get into reading comics/graphic novels these days, and so far I’m still not feeling it. But probably because I should’ve read “Don’t call it a team up” first, so I give that one a go before I continue with the next issues.

[Aisha]

I expected this:



And i got it.

[cri ✨]

Hilarious.

[Cecillie]

I've wanted to read this series since it came out last year, and I'm not entirely sure why it's taken me so long to get started. D.P and Spidey's dynamic is brilliant. The fact that there's now a long running series with them working together is a dream come true!

Also that bonus Vision book freaks me out. I've thought about taking it up, but now I'm not so sure. There's just something seriously creepy about it.

[Wilma Poverud]

Skulle nesten trodd dette var fanfic, men nei det er en official release..

- Enemies to lovers😨 en goodguy og en badguy. Badguy vil endre seg og bli goodguy for at goodguy skal like han.
- For ikke å glemme at Spiderman er en glorified furry
- Deadpool sier dette: "Be my bottom and live!"
- Og dette: "I never pegged you for jealous".
- Spiderman og Deadpool raiser et robotbarn sammen
- Deadpool dropper ekteskapet sitt for å redde spiderman
- En av volumene ender med at de holder hender og forsvinner ut i solnedgangen
- Deadpool kysser spiderman kunn et parr sider inn
- Spiderman tar av seg klærne sinde forran deadpool for absolutt ingen grunn
- Det er også en kanye west reference her, grey's anatomy reference, autisme vitser, ebola vitser, to røde menn i spandex som flørter
- Glemte også.. Deadpool kidnapper spiderman fordi han vil henge med spiderman. Det er ikke mine ord.. det står i introduksjonen

- SPOIIIILER: (de dør i armene til hverandre senere i serien)


Ja.. hvis man vil lese spiderman så er dette en fin introduksjon ig
(dette er ikke review for dette volumet men mer hele serien, dette volumet er ikke en five star lsm, men jeg gidder ikke rate hvert volum individuelt så…)

[Luiz Santiago]

5
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[Grace Campbell]

I’ve read 24 issues of deadpool/spiderman and I love 😭

[Diana]

THIS IS ART.

[Chelsea 🏳️‍🌈]

This got off to a very interesting start! I really like the writing for Peter and Wade and the plot is interesting. Can't wait to read more!

[Aayushi]

hard to hate deadpool and spiderman together in a book.

[Chris]

Deadpool and Spider-Man are forced to work together against a common enemy. Of course being Deadpool there is an ulterior motive. He wants to recruit Spidey to his Mercs For Money business.

I loved this comic form start to finish. I haven't laughed at a comic so much ever. Fighting a giant sewage monster just about sums up the tone of it. I Can't wait to read issue two of this hilarious team up. Both characters are fantastic Here and the love hate relationship makes for some great comedy moments.

I read this because I love Deadpool but Spider-man is at least as good (and funny) as him here. I would recommend this to anyone who like a bit of comedy in there comics. Joe Kelly. You nailed it!

[Meliss]

Pure awesomeness and hilarity. I can't wait for the next issue.

[Shastina Henderson]

Just as hilarious as one would expect.

[Dimitris Papastergiou]

Great. Great. Great.

Been waiting for so long for a Joe Kelly Deadpool run.. and he of course delivered. The good ol'Deadpool I grew up with.

Read it. Eat it. Inhale it.

[Solace Winter]

This has Deadpool. This has Spider-Man. And between them there is a ton of banter, which is what these men are best at, along with taking down the bad guy. I'm down for the next one!

[Carl Waluconis]

Spider-man has been the mouthy, wise-cracking super-hero, and Deadpool the turn-it-up a few notches for the next generation. Bringing them together in a book of their own seemed natural given comics' big guns tendency to share a book. These are the first issues. At the time, Peter Parker had become a Tony Stark, financial magnate kind of figure. This is why Deadpool murders him, trying to hire Spider-man to help him. Then Parker resurrects (of course), and the story is appropriately crazy for these two characters. Deadpool as always constantly breaks the fourth wall, Spider-man with him. This book, despite that gruesome plot line, is going for humor and a fun kind of ride. That. is hard to do consistently, but the title lasted for fifty issues, so there is enough to create a good read.

[Cristina Alves]

https://osrascunhos.com/2018/01/22/ho...

Quando peguei neste volume o que esperava era uma história divertida carregada de piadas fáceis e trocadilhos, onde ambos os heróis expressam o seu humor típico, o homem-aranha com tiradas demasiado pensadas (trocadilhos fáceis que nem sempre são engraçados) e javardice do lado do Deadpool. O que obtive foi algo semelhante, com uns pózinhos de algo mais.

Durante as batalhas aqui representadas Deadpool tenta estreitar os laços de amizade com o Homem-Aranha, enquanto tece um plano para matar Peter Parker, o suposto patrão do Homem-Aranha. Ao longo das missões em que se faz convidado ou em que quase obriga o Homem-aranha a acompanhá-lo vai lançando questões e dúvidas sobre Peter Parker, por achar que se trata de um empresário de motivações dúbias.

O Homem-aranha mantêm-se no papel, sem revelar a sua verdadeira identidade, sem saber das verdadeiras intenções de Deadpool. Juntos lutam contra monstros e saem com donzelas, num duplo encontro que se revela uma desgraça onde acabam, os dois, a dançar de cuecas (e máscara facial) para apreciação de várias espectadoras.

Mas nem tudo são momentos cómicos. Aqui Deadpool revela alguns dos seus segredos mais pessoais ao Homem-Aranha, mostrando um lado mais humano e o motivo pelo qual estará a tentar ser um homem melhor. Já as missões para as quais chama Homem-aranha nem sempre são obviamente correctas mas revelam-se acertadas após uma melhor análise.

Ligando-se ao volume centrado no Deadpool publicado na série Marvel Especial, Amigos para sempre apresenta o relacionamento complexo entre os dois super-heróis. Complexo porque tudo o que Deadpool faz está carregado de raciocínios intrincados e desnecessariamente confusos que nem sempre o levam a bom porto, complexo porque o Homem-aranha nem sempre tem paciência para as teorias do Deadpool.

Alguns episódios revelam-se menos simples do que parecem, mas o que move esta aventura é a vontade de Deadpool em acreditar que Peter Parker é um homem mau camuflado por poderosas empresas. O resultado é um volume visualmente agradável com momentos cómicos onde a tragicidade da vida de alguns é camuflada pelas piadas e interacções dúbias dos heróis.

[Nat]

mediocre start with dormammu and hydro-man as the villains while the real reson behind the trouble is wade wanting to kill "spider-man's boss, meaning peter parker"

it's always entertaining to see these two diffeerent characters interact and i liked the way they did it - wade has got to hit on peter ofc- but im expecting more out of the stoy telling

this came with the vision #1 issue which was interesting, featuring his family, vision ressuructing his daughter ft. tony strak, and agatha harkness in a noir art style killing a black feline magical creature to see visions of the future with vision killing the avengers
wanda is mentioned but never shown

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[Aaron Bird]

An interesting story with funny possibilities

Getting 2 wise cracking superheroes together is always funny and the play of deadpool screwing up and spider-man fixing it is really funny plus I really enjoy this. Where spider-man has a company and has more resources little more like Tony stark but less of the arrogant and alcoholism

[Doctor Doom]

Hmm. Quite frankly, Doom* prefers Deadpool dialed down a notch or two. However, Doom did appreciate the way Deadpool handled the "Mindless ones."

*On occasion Doom handles the critical analysis as a means to relax from the other details which weigh down his busy schedule. This menial task is usually handled by others in Doom's beneficent employ.

[George Ilsley]

At times very entertaining, but also very scattered. These collections often do not work in one volume because each chapter has a different feel and its own climax (!) of sorts. Entertaining, but boring.

[Rachel Swords]

The superhero team-up you didn't know you needed! Once you do, you'll say to yourself, "gosh, why wasn't this thought of sooner?" #1 is hysterical, intriguing, dramatic, and snarky all at once. A fun read.

[Danny]

i love their team series so much that i've read all 50 issues twice.. these two have incredible chemistry, they're canonically heartmates, and neither of them have much of a filter. what more can you ask for?

[G Scott]

Deadpool & Spider-Man team up? Yes. Please & Thank you.