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Spider-Man/Deadpool (2016) (Original Paperbacks)
Homem-Aranha/Deadpool, Vol. 2: ClonePools!
O Aranha e o Deadpool vão formar uma parceria entre duas eras! No presente, eles são atacados por uma horda de cópias do Deadpool - já no futuro, Os Velhos Parker e Wilson têm seus próprios problemas! Essas duas linhas do tempo vão colidir, cortesia do Clonepool! Quem é ele? O que é ele? E de onde ele veio?!? COLLECTING: SPIDER-MAN/DEADPOOL 29-33
176 pages, Paperback
First published July 31, 2018
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September 5, 2018
The story continues from the previous volume (Yeah, not a fan of that.). Two more issues of the five here take place in the future and time-travel happens, which has become one of my least favorite tropes in the Marvel universe. The story gets really messy with LMD's everywhere and multiple Deadpools everywhere else. I'm not sure I could straight up tell you what happened at this point. Oh, and the story continues into the next volume as well, Ugh! The art is all over the place. There's like 5 different artists illustrating pieces of issues. It's wildly inconsistent and none of it is great.
August 8, 2018
In the far flung future, Clonepool stalks Old Men Parker and Wilson – but who the hell is he, and what does he have to do with the reason Peter’s still alive? And back in the present, the Chameleon’s LMD plot spins dangerously out of control as he discovers that his new toys are far more than they appear, and both Spider-Man and Deadpool are out to get him, and each other!
This series is on the upswing, that’s for sure. Robbie Thompson has a plan in mind, and he’s telling the story he wants to tell – and most of all, it’s fun. It’s not setting the world on fire with its ingenuity or anything like that, but I’ll admit to laughing out loud more than than once across these five issues. This is basically a continuation of the previous volume, and concludes in the next, but we get some definite plot progression in both the future and present storylines.
The future story shows up twice in five issues, sort of like the flashback/forward issues in the Duggan run on Deadpool; the difference here is that the events of this story play directly into the present one too, especially right near the end where they literally collide. The whole point of this book is the relationship between Spider-Man and Deadpool, and Thompson really understands that; sometimes it’s one-sided, and sometimes it’s antagonistic, but right at its core, these two characters really care about each other, even if they’re not going to admit it.
I can take or leave the LMD story, to be honest. I like how Thompson threads in some flashbacks that tie Spidey directly to it, but it’s outgrown the rest of the narrative now, to the point that the Chameleon, who was the big bad of last volume, is literally defeated off-panel by other characters. We do get some more Mockingbird, and Husk, and Thompson slyly slides Silk into the story (not that I’m complaining), and the future versions of the Fantastic Four are a clever interpretation of characters we already know.
The art is a little all over the place. Scott Hepburn, Elmo Bondoc, Flaviano, and Matt Horak are all involved across the five issues – for the most part they manage to get different storylines to pencil in a Valiant-esque approach, but they don’t really gel particularly well. Hepburn and Bondoc have a very jagged line, while Horak’s is very bland, almost Steve Dillon in nature, and Flaviano uses heavy shadows. None of them detract from the story, or are particularly bad, and I’m also glad that we’ve lost Chris Bachalo drawing like 3 pages every issue because he can’t manage to draw one whole issue without help, but I’d really like a regular artist on this book now please.
WLMD (which I assume is Weaponized Life Model Decoys? That’s never explained in-story) is a good continuation of a blossoming storyline; the writer knows what he’s doing, and he gets the characters where it counts. The surrounding material isn’t always as strong, but the name of the book is Spider-Man/Deadpool, and in that area, this one’s a success.
This series is on the upswing, that’s for sure. Robbie Thompson has a plan in mind, and he’s telling the story he wants to tell – and most of all, it’s fun. It’s not setting the world on fire with its ingenuity or anything like that, but I’ll admit to laughing out loud more than than once across these five issues. This is basically a continuation of the previous volume, and concludes in the next, but we get some definite plot progression in both the future and present storylines.
The future story shows up twice in five issues, sort of like the flashback/forward issues in the Duggan run on Deadpool; the difference here is that the events of this story play directly into the present one too, especially right near the end where they literally collide. The whole point of this book is the relationship between Spider-Man and Deadpool, and Thompson really understands that; sometimes it’s one-sided, and sometimes it’s antagonistic, but right at its core, these two characters really care about each other, even if they’re not going to admit it.
I can take or leave the LMD story, to be honest. I like how Thompson threads in some flashbacks that tie Spidey directly to it, but it’s outgrown the rest of the narrative now, to the point that the Chameleon, who was the big bad of last volume, is literally defeated off-panel by other characters. We do get some more Mockingbird, and Husk, and Thompson slyly slides Silk into the story (not that I’m complaining), and the future versions of the Fantastic Four are a clever interpretation of characters we already know.
The art is a little all over the place. Scott Hepburn, Elmo Bondoc, Flaviano, and Matt Horak are all involved across the five issues – for the most part they manage to get different storylines to pencil in a Valiant-esque approach, but they don’t really gel particularly well. Hepburn and Bondoc have a very jagged line, while Horak’s is very bland, almost Steve Dillon in nature, and Flaviano uses heavy shadows. None of them detract from the story, or are particularly bad, and I’m also glad that we’ve lost Chris Bachalo drawing like 3 pages every issue because he can’t manage to draw one whole issue without help, but I’d really like a regular artist on this book now please.
WLMD (which I assume is Weaponized Life Model Decoys? That’s never explained in-story) is a good continuation of a blossoming storyline; the writer knows what he’s doing, and he gets the characters where it counts. The surrounding material isn’t always as strong, but the name of the book is Spider-Man/Deadpool, and in that area, this one’s a success.
October 27, 2020
Damn boy.
February 7, 2020
49/365
Cuando usas lo meta en un cómic, puedes hacer algo como Animal Man o un montón de chistes como los de Masacre. Aquí prefieren lo segundo: la serie va a terminar, Masacre se da cuenta de que todo es un cómic, viajan al mundo real, se enfrentan al guionista... Hay chistes buenos y algunas viñetas dan para meme, pero no pasará a la historia y tampoco juega con reglas limpias. Al menos, se burla de los crossovers y eso ya me tiene más que ganado.
Cuando usas lo meta en un cómic, puedes hacer algo como Animal Man o un montón de chistes como los de Masacre. Aquí prefieren lo segundo: la serie va a terminar, Masacre se da cuenta de que todo es un cómic, viajan al mundo real, se enfrentan al guionista... Hay chistes buenos y algunas viñetas dan para meme, pero no pasará a la historia y tampoco juega con reglas limpias. Al menos, se burla de los crossovers y eso ya me tiene más que ganado.
November 24, 2024
It was pretty good. Still a little disappointed in how the series turned with the change in authors. I like how the future connected with present time in this one. Still I am a bit sick of timeline stuff, though Marvel seems to love it.
March 16, 2020
Spider-Man/Deadpool Vol. 3: Itsy Bitsy is full of Heroics, Gravity Defying, Rib Breaking Humour, Sword Swinging, Geriatric Cunning, Daring Do, Witty Observation, Adventure and Action! :D Crisp High Five! :D Brilliant and Rib Breaking Throughout! :D Get it When You Can! :D
December 21, 2024
I didn't like the aged characters or the cliff hanger but the book in general was hilarious and I loved it
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September 6, 2019
Caras, carinhas e caretas, guardem esse nome: Robbie Thompson. Eu não sei em que título ele anda trabalhando no momento, mas ele fez muitos trabalhos bons dentro do universo do amigão da vizinhança, o Homem-Aranha. Neste encadernado, trabalhando num título bastante complicado de se estabelecer, com uma dupla se heróis que só foi juntada por exigência dos fãs, ele se sai enormemente bem ao criar os enredos para esses personagens. Não só isso, ele também estabelece versões "old man" de Deadpool e Homem-Aranha e fazem elas se concatenarem de uma forma coerente com suas versões do presente. Ah, eu mencionei que ele resolve também estabelecer uma origem para os autômatos Modelos de Vida Artificiais, os MVAs da SHIELD? Pois é, ele faz isso, recheando as páginas das HQs com personagens que você até mesmo esqueceu que já haviam existido. Neste encadernado a Panini aglutina dois dos originais e então temos mais de 200 páginas de aventuras muito gostosas de se ler e de acompanhar as subtramas e estripulias dos personagens coadjuvantes como uma boa HQ de super-heróis deve ser!
June 24, 2022
We love seeing things come full circle
August 17, 2018
3 1/2 Stars
Has it really been six volumes of this team-up already? I swear the last time I sat down to write a review for these guys they were on the chopping block. Apparently that didn’t happen! I still maintain that Spider-Man/Deadpool is one of my favorite team-ups, if for nothing else than the witty banter that’s guaranteed to be in the pages of every volume.
For more reviews, check out Quirky Cat's Fat Stacks
Has it really been six volumes of this team-up already? I swear the last time I sat down to write a review for these guys they were on the chopping block. Apparently that didn’t happen! I still maintain that Spider-Man/Deadpool is one of my favorite team-ups, if for nothing else than the witty banter that’s guaranteed to be in the pages of every volume.
For more reviews, check out Quirky Cat's Fat Stacks
April 20, 2019
Las dos líneas temporales tienen más cosas en común de lo que se podría imaginar. No es hasta que el viejo Wade se da cuenta de que no puede seguir protegiendo al viejo Peter de sus propios errores pasados que decide hacer lo correcto. Por otra parte, Camaleón continúa con su plan de hacerse con Master Matrix sin saber que sus propios robots traman a su espalda...
Peter sigue sin tener plena confianza en Wade y el hecho de que no trabajen juntos hace que las cosas se tuerzan una y otra vez. En la línea futura, pasa completamente lo contrario; Wade está dando su vida, literalmente, por Peter porque se niega a perderlo y Peter no se cansa de demostrarle su cariño y confianza. Aún así, las cosas no van bien para los pares de Spidermen y Deadpools porque el pasado sigue repercutiendo en el futuro... y demás. Obviamente, Marvel va a tirar de los saltos temporales como es común en la compañía, pero esta vez solo hay una línea temporal imposible de bifurcar. Esta idea me gusta bastante porque los dos ancianos me cae demasiado bien y no me gustaría que ellos siguieran en ese futuro horrible mientras todo se arregla en el presente.
Sin duda, las mejores partes son las de los ancianos. Siento que el Spiderman presente sigue un poco obsesionado con capturar a Deadpool y no es lo importante aquí.
Peter sigue sin tener plena confianza en Wade y el hecho de que no trabajen juntos hace que las cosas se tuerzan una y otra vez. En la línea futura, pasa completamente lo contrario; Wade está dando su vida, literalmente, por Peter porque se niega a perderlo y Peter no se cansa de demostrarle su cariño y confianza. Aún así, las cosas no van bien para los pares de Spidermen y Deadpools porque el pasado sigue repercutiendo en el futuro... y demás. Obviamente, Marvel va a tirar de los saltos temporales como es común en la compañía, pero esta vez solo hay una línea temporal imposible de bifurcar. Esta idea me gusta bastante porque los dos ancianos me cae demasiado bien y no me gustaría que ellos siguieran en ese futuro horrible mientras todo se arregla en el presente.
Sin duda, las mejores partes son las de los ancianos. Siento que el Spiderman presente sigue un poco obsesionado con capturar a Deadpool y no es lo importante aquí.
June 25, 2020
So, I saw this meme:
But after reading Arms Race, which I thought had its sweet moments and some decent jokes in between the nonsensical plot, I figured maybe people were being too hard on him (especially considering the earlier storylines in this series weren’t all that great either, let’s be real). But after reading something like 10 fourth wall-breaking/meta “jokes” in the span of 20 pages, I have to say the writing in this one was a little disappointing. Overuse of Deadpool trademarks gets old fast, and it’s simply lazy writing. Kinda reads like bad fanfiction.
I also just really hate the stupid sharks.
But the Old Men Spidey and DP moments were sweet and oddly moving, and it all made a little more sense when the parallel storylines merged, so there’s that. Creds to the artists for making their old faces so detailed and expressive.
I’ll give it a meager 2,5/5.
But after reading Arms Race, which I thought had its sweet moments and some decent jokes in between the nonsensical plot, I figured maybe people were being too hard on him (especially considering the earlier storylines in this series weren’t all that great either, let’s be real). But after reading something like 10 fourth wall-breaking/meta “jokes” in the span of 20 pages, I have to say the writing in this one was a little disappointing. Overuse of Deadpool trademarks gets old fast, and it’s simply lazy writing. Kinda reads like bad fanfiction.
I also just really hate the stupid sharks.
But the Old Men Spidey and DP moments were sweet and oddly moving, and it all made a little more sense when the parallel storylines merged, so there’s that. Creds to the artists for making their old faces so detailed and expressive.
I’ll give it a meager 2,5/5.
May 17, 2026
Let me say this first - if you like Deadpool, this one is for you cause there's a whole lot of Deadpool in this book.
The story continues from the previous volume, where Robbie Thompson introduces the idea of clone pool and amplifies it in this volume by several degrees. We have a whole army of Deadpools that are basically new types of LMD's. Plus we have other Marvel hero LMD's in the mix as well so that is fun. While Spider man and Deadpool have to deal with the present day shenanigans, the story flips back in forth between the present and future, where old men spidey and dp are also having an adventure of their own...
This isn't necessarily bad but it feels like an overload for most of the time. Even trying to remember it to write this review is overloading because there was a lot going on in general, plus Deadpool's constant jokes, PLUS Spider Man's jokes and life getting some spotlight too... I feel like Thompson bit a lot off and maybe it was too much for the reader to chew at times.
Overall, its an OK volume but it seems this particular story line is stretching into the next volume so I anticipate some burnout here pretty soon.
The story continues from the previous volume, where Robbie Thompson introduces the idea of clone pool and amplifies it in this volume by several degrees. We have a whole army of Deadpools that are basically new types of LMD's. Plus we have other Marvel hero LMD's in the mix as well so that is fun. While Spider man and Deadpool have to deal with the present day shenanigans, the story flips back in forth between the present and future, where old men spidey and dp are also having an adventure of their own...
This isn't necessarily bad but it feels like an overload for most of the time. Even trying to remember it to write this review is overloading because there was a lot going on in general, plus Deadpool's constant jokes, PLUS Spider Man's jokes and life getting some spotlight too... I feel like Thompson bit a lot off and maybe it was too much for the reader to chew at times.
Overall, its an OK volume but it seems this particular story line is stretching into the next volume so I anticipate some burnout here pretty soon.
August 11, 2018
This comic had me laughing out loud several times, especially since there was a good deal of fourth-wall "demolishing." Sometimes Spider-Man and Deadpool together can come across as annoying, but in this particular case, an ideal balance is struck between the two characters and the crazy adventure they find themselves caught up in. It's interesting to see how "Old Man" Spidey and Deadpool fit into this larger narrative, and I have to admit that, even though the story is a ridiculous one, it has also managed to keep me guessing. I'm not going to say this is the finest example of comic-writing, but it's definitely a perfect example of "downright fun" within the genre. There's still enough story to center the craziness, but, at the end of the day, you feel safe knowing that this is a comic you don't have to worry about hitting you too hard in the feels. And, honestly, we need comics like that. Not everything has to be serious, and Deadpool and Spidey are the perfect duo to deliver just the sort of zaniness we crave.
September 26, 2018
This title keeps getting weirder...
Dealing heavily with the "Oldies" and Life Model Decoys, the story begins divided, with modern day covering Spidey and Deadpool (and friends! LOL) searching for Chameleon, who is in charge of the LMDs, and their old future selves fighting an army of Deadpool LMDs, while getting help from the Fantastic Four of the future! (The Thing (Reed Grimm), Ben's son, who is incredibly huge; Venom Vision, a hybrid that is exactly as you'd think he would be; The Last Devil, a combination of Daredevil and Iron Fist; and Valeria Richards, now an old woman and in Doom's Iron Man armor)
When future Spidey is killed, Old Man Deadpool travels back in time to prevent it. This brings about a new character, Master Matrix, who appears to be the original LMD, yet has sentience of sorts, and massive amounts of power. But Master Matrix was originally built by Peter's parents?
Getting more convoluted, and not as funny (despite the hilarious 4th wall breaks from Deadpool)... I hope this series can turn back around.
Still... recommend.
Dealing heavily with the "Oldies" and Life Model Decoys, the story begins divided, with modern day covering Spidey and Deadpool (and friends! LOL) searching for Chameleon, who is in charge of the LMDs, and their old future selves fighting an army of Deadpool LMDs, while getting help from the Fantastic Four of the future! (The Thing (Reed Grimm), Ben's son, who is incredibly huge; Venom Vision, a hybrid that is exactly as you'd think he would be; The Last Devil, a combination of Daredevil and Iron Fist; and Valeria Richards, now an old woman and in Doom's Iron Man armor)
When future Spidey is killed, Old Man Deadpool travels back in time to prevent it. This brings about a new character, Master Matrix, who appears to be the original LMD, yet has sentience of sorts, and massive amounts of power. But Master Matrix was originally built by Peter's parents?
Getting more convoluted, and not as funny (despite the hilarious 4th wall breaks from Deadpool)... I hope this series can turn back around.
Still... recommend.
May 6, 2019
If you liked Spider-Man existing in that sweet spot between light and dark... and you like Deadpool light and wacky (and who doesn't) and if you enjoyed volumes 1-5 of this series... well, chances are you will enjoy volume 6 as well as the story started there continues.
While I like series where the trades connect to form a bigger story (IE: Starman, Sandman, etc.) I prefer each trade to sort of work on its own. But Spider-Man Deadpool makes it work with the Old Man Deadpool and Old Man Spidey team ups.
Anyway, this title continues to be just the right form of zany. I rather enjoyed it.
While I like series where the trades connect to form a bigger story (IE: Starman, Sandman, etc.) I prefer each trade to sort of work on its own. But Spider-Man Deadpool makes it work with the Old Man Deadpool and Old Man Spidey team ups.
Anyway, this title continues to be just the right form of zany. I rather enjoyed it.
May 24, 2018
ok, i know technically this volume isn't out yet, BUT i've read all the individual issues that are featured here so i figure i might as well mark this as read now instead of waiting two months and forgetting to come back to add this to my "read" list. anyway. i love this! i love the illustration and the story is so fucking cool (bonus points for time travel, i'm a sucker). that cliffhanger at the end, too, so good. and pool referring to spidey as "my best friend"—WIG!
November 14, 2018
Time travel, robots, and team-ups, oh my! Between the life model decoys, the sharks, and the helpful heroes, this book has more character than plot, but that's all right. It's a superhero comic, and it does try. The cameo from Peter's parents is actually very interesting, and I look forward to seeing where that goes. Otherwise, this book is mostly one liners and big fights, which is as it should be.
February 22, 2024
Thompson's funny team-up book continues to roll on as Spidey and Deadpool are still dealing with Chameleon's super LMD's. The book is very entertaining and is layered with Wade's desire to be a good person in the present and future. There were some fun turns but I wish the story was wrapped up here. A handful of artists did a very good job especially on the old-timer versions. Overall, another fun read.
November 9, 2018
I've been super bored with this series since whatever trade was the dumb Itsy Bitsy arc (3rd trade?) and last trade I really really didn't like but I gave this one a shot anyways and LOVED IT and I don't really know why?? Loved seeing old man deadpool & old man webs. And I LOOOOOOOVED seeing Silk I love her so much 😭😭😭 good trade this has definitely renewed my interest in the series
September 4, 2024
Finally getting into main storyline, reveals, and some time travel! I really enjoyed it even though it took me longer than it should have to read it. Again, not much to say but I love them!
December 26, 2025
Unlike previous writers on this series, Thompson is playing the long game with a story that involves time travel and life model decoys and villains pretending to be heroes, and it's...just not my thing.
I don't enjoy the humor on this particular run. What's the point of a Spider-Man/Deadpool team up if it isn't funny?
I don't enjoy the humor on this particular run. What's the point of a Spider-Man/Deadpool team up if it isn't funny?
August 17, 2018
Eh. I like these characters and madcap adventure is entertaining. But this story (stories) is getting so convoluted that it's losing momentum. The art jumps around. Everything just feels kind of messy. Entertaining enough in concept, but this series isn't what it could be.
September 5, 2018
I thought it was good fun even if it also leaned into the mistaken (Parkers' parents are CIA agents) premise. Loses a star because it kind of seems like nothing happens or the book is short for some reason.
May 9, 2021
Minule jsem se radoval, že Robbie Thompson do série konečně přináší nějaký větší příběh a rozvíjí oba protagonisty. Nebyl to žádný zázrak, ale jako oddechové čtení to +- fungovalo.
Šestej book byl nevtipný zlo a neustálý hlášky na čtvrtou stěnu opravdu nestačí. Vývoj postav 0.
Šestej book byl nevtipný zlo a neustálý hlášky na čtvrtou stěnu opravdu nestačí. Vývoj postav 0.
April 4, 2022
Tihle dva jsou skuteční kecalové a nedají si pokoj ani v důchodu. Spidey a Deadpool jdou po Chameleonovi a po Deadpoolových klonech, ale věci se jako vždy komplikují. Dozvíme se něco o historii robotických klonů a je to velmi překvapivé. Navíc se Spidey stále snaží dostat Poola do vězení.
August 6, 2018
I like this series ok, but it's not my favorite. I like the idea of a world full of Deadpools, but we'd run out of chimis too fast.
August 24, 2018
20/100.
Aquí me bajo del tren. No es malo, pero no es para mí: no me gusta el dibujo, el guion no me hace tampoco mucha gracia.
Aquí me bajo del tren. No es malo, pero no es para mí: no me gusta el dibujo, el guion no me hace tampoco mucha gracia.
September 30, 2018
Time travel and clone robots as an excuse for crazy fight scenes isn't as compelling or original as it used to be.
January 22, 2019
3.5
I finally like the back and forth that Spidey and Deadpool have.
I finally like the back and forth that Spidey and Deadpool have.
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