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The Living Deadpool #2
Povratak živih Dedpula
KO ĆE KOGA
AKO NE SVOJ SVOGA...
U Noći živih Dedpula, stripu koji ste sto posto kupili i u njemu s gađenjem uživali, ispričana je priča o tome kako se Lajavi Strelac našao usred zombi apokalipse. Na kraju je naš junak našao nešto nalik na „lek“ za tu jezivu pošast – svaki zombi koji pojede Dedpula pretvara se... u novog Dedpula. I onda su svi živeli srećno zauvek? Jes’, kako da ne.
Kalen Ban se vraća u punoj formi i sa sjajnom Nik Virelom nas opominje da razularene horde Dedpula mogu biti i gore od hodajućih leševa vazda gladnih mesa...
AKO NE SVOJ SVOGA...
U Noći živih Dedpula, stripu koji ste sto posto kupili i u njemu s gađenjem uživali, ispričana je priča o tome kako se Lajavi Strelac našao usred zombi apokalipse. Na kraju je naš junak našao nešto nalik na „lek“ za tu jezivu pošast – svaki zombi koji pojede Dedpula pretvara se... u novog Dedpula. I onda su svi živeli srećno zauvek? Jes’, kako da ne.
Kalen Ban se vraća u punoj formi i sa sjajnom Nik Virelom nas opominje da razularene horde Dedpula mogu biti i gore od hodajućih leševa vazda gladnih mesa...
92 pages, Hardcover
First published July 14, 2015
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About the author
Cullen Bunn
2,104 books1,061 followersCullen grew up in rural North Carolina, but now lives in the St. Louis area with his wife Cindy and his son Jackson. His noir/horror comic (and first collaboration with Brian Hurtt), The Damned, was published in 2007 by Oni Press. The follow-up, The Damned: Prodigal Sons, was released in 2008. In addition to The Sixth Gun, his current projects include Crooked Hills, a middle reader horror prose series from Evileye Books; The Tooth, an original graphic novel from Oni Press; and various work for Marvel and DC. Somewhere along the way, Cullen founded Undaunted Press and edited the critically acclaimed small press horror magazine, Whispers from the Shattered Forum.
All writers must pay their dues, and Cullen has worked various odd jobs, including Alien Autopsy Specialist, Rodeo Clown, Professional Wrestler Manager, and Sasquatch Wrangler.
And, yes, he has fought for his life against mountain lions and he did perform on stage as the World's Youngest Hypnotist. Buy him a drink sometime, and he'll tell you all about it.
Visit his website at www.cullenbunn.com.
All writers must pay their dues, and Cullen has worked various odd jobs, including Alien Autopsy Specialist, Rodeo Clown, Professional Wrestler Manager, and Sasquatch Wrangler.
And, yes, he has fought for his life against mountain lions and he did perform on stage as the World's Youngest Hypnotist. Buy him a drink sometime, and he'll tell you all about it.
Visit his website at www.cullenbunn.com.
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October 24, 2016
Red Buttons never got a dinner and neither will you, ‘pool.*
What would an interesting concept be, if it wasn’t done to death, wrung for every po$$ible dollar and sense of enjoyment that you can squeeze out of it?
Yeah, this is a sequel to one of the better, recent out-of-continuity Deadpool adventures, which was a nice mix of humor, zombies, super hero antics with a little pathos thrown in for good measure.
Deadpool made a noble sacrifice for humanity last volume, but since this a sequel you can gather that it didn’t stick. So somehow he’s back and he’s more eleven-eggs-short-of-a-dozen than usual.
The good news: There’s a whole bunch of Deadpools running around stirring up trouble.
The bad news: There’s a whole bunch of Deadpools running around stirring up trouble.
The new Deadpools aren’t as nice (or funny *sigh*) as our boy, and they want to turn the whole world into Deadpool-topia.
Jeff, what if I don’t want to be turned into a Deadpool?
Well, random Goodreader, that’s too damned freakin’ bad.
Just hold it in a little longer. I’m almost done.
Bottom Line: As sequels go this isn’t Police Academy 3 or Friday the 13th
If I ever start a band, I’m calling it
*I know at least Melki will get that one. *sigh*
Get the hell off my lawn, Kid Deadpool!!
April 9, 2017
That ending... That freaking ending...
Así que llegamos al desenlace de esta bonita historia, donde, tras el resultado del último final, encontramos a un Wade Wilson que no logra recordar quién es ni lo qué ocurrió en el último número, un "outsider" del nuevo mundo, o al menos hasta que una pequeña chica llamada Liz lo encuentra y decide no volarle los sesos como se supone que debería de hacerseles a todos los Deadpools —yup, dije "los Deadpools", y si quieren saber a lo que me refiero, mejor vayan y lean la primera novela, jaja—. La historia se desenvuelve años después del primer tomo, en este ambiente tenso donde el peligro se encuentra a la vuelta de la esquina, y bueno, básicamente en todas partes. Preocupados no solo por los zombies, ahora también deberán estarlo por las mutaciones nacidas de un antiguo sacrificio de Wade.
En lo personal, me encantó.
Lo mejor, a mi parecer:
1.- Esa pequeña referencia a "RuPaul Drag Race" en el tercer issue.
2.- Todas y cada una de las veces que Liz dijo "my Deadpool" —lean la historia, y créanme que entenderán—.
"Dying when you're not really sick is really sick, you know?"
"This world's not big enough for more than one Deadpool."
Así que llegamos al desenlace de esta bonita historia, donde, tras el resultado del último final, encontramos a un Wade Wilson que no logra recordar quién es ni lo qué ocurrió en el último número, un "outsider" del nuevo mundo, o al menos hasta que una pequeña chica llamada Liz lo encuentra y decide no volarle los sesos como se supone que debería de hacerseles a todos los Deadpools —yup, dije "los Deadpools", y si quieren saber a lo que me refiero, mejor vayan y lean la primera novela, jaja—. La historia se desenvuelve años después del primer tomo, en este ambiente tenso donde el peligro se encuentra a la vuelta de la esquina, y bueno, básicamente en todas partes. Preocupados no solo por los zombies, ahora también deberán estarlo por las mutaciones nacidas de un antiguo sacrificio de Wade.
En lo personal, me encantó.
Lo mejor, a mi parecer:
1.- Esa pequeña referencia a "RuPaul Drag Race" en el tercer issue.
2.- Todas y cada una de las veces que Liz dijo "my Deadpool" —lean la historia, y créanme que entenderán—.
"Dying when you're not really sick is really sick, you know?"
"This world's not big enough for more than one Deadpool."
May 13, 2015
Spoilsies for anyone who hasn’t read Night of the Living Deadpool - if that’s an issue, read that book first, then come back for this!
The zombie apocalypse that began in Night of the Living Deadpool continues in Return of the Living Deadpool! Except Wade screwed up saving humanity from the zombies. His plan of making the zombies eat him, turning them into Deadpools and together taking back the world backfired and now the plague of ‘pools is even worse than the zombies. The ‘pools want the world for themselves and are plotting to turn everyone into a Deadpool! Deadpool to the rescue – take 2!
Sequels are rarely as good as the original and so it goes with Return. It’s still got moments of fun though – Bunn is definitely the best Deadpool writer out there so he can’t help but throw in some brilliant scenes amidst what is a rather pedestrian plot (by Deadpool standards!).
Like the last book, everything is presented in black and white like an old movie, except for Deadpool and because there are so many ‘pools, it’s practically a colour comic. Besides our protagonist, amnesiac Deadpool, there’s samurai-pool, monk-pools, 18th century French prostitute-pools, barbershop trio-pools, and Deadpools of different shapes and sizes (the monk-pools are especially fun, worshipping a religion with different denominations named after each Deadpool writer - the Kelly, the Duggan and Posehn, the Simone, the Remender, etc.!).
The story is mostly straightforward: amnesiac Deadpool and his new teen girl sidekick, Liz, hack their way through various ‘pools until they figure out a plan. In that sense, it’s fairly flat. The train sequence, where Deadpool helps Liz rescue her ma from the ‘pools, was definitely the highlight of the book. You see the gross transformation humans and zombies go through to become a ‘pool, but the “Go Fish” scene in particular was hella funny!
Return of the Living Deadpool’s not a great book but it’s an entertaining enough comic that doesn't do anything particularly amazing or memorable. Deadpool fans will find lots of fun, violent, whacky scenes to enjoy here.
The zombie apocalypse that began in Night of the Living Deadpool continues in Return of the Living Deadpool! Except Wade screwed up saving humanity from the zombies. His plan of making the zombies eat him, turning them into Deadpools and together taking back the world backfired and now the plague of ‘pools is even worse than the zombies. The ‘pools want the world for themselves and are plotting to turn everyone into a Deadpool! Deadpool to the rescue – take 2!
Sequels are rarely as good as the original and so it goes with Return. It’s still got moments of fun though – Bunn is definitely the best Deadpool writer out there so he can’t help but throw in some brilliant scenes amidst what is a rather pedestrian plot (by Deadpool standards!).
Like the last book, everything is presented in black and white like an old movie, except for Deadpool and because there are so many ‘pools, it’s practically a colour comic. Besides our protagonist, amnesiac Deadpool, there’s samurai-pool, monk-pools, 18th century French prostitute-pools, barbershop trio-pools, and Deadpools of different shapes and sizes (the monk-pools are especially fun, worshipping a religion with different denominations named after each Deadpool writer - the Kelly, the Duggan and Posehn, the Simone, the Remender, etc.!).
The story is mostly straightforward: amnesiac Deadpool and his new teen girl sidekick, Liz, hack their way through various ‘pools until they figure out a plan. In that sense, it’s fairly flat. The train sequence, where Deadpool helps Liz rescue her ma from the ‘pools, was definitely the highlight of the book. You see the gross transformation humans and zombies go through to become a ‘pool, but the “Go Fish” scene in particular was hella funny!
Return of the Living Deadpool’s not a great book but it’s an entertaining enough comic that doesn't do anything particularly amazing or memorable. Deadpool fans will find lots of fun, violent, whacky scenes to enjoy here.
January 11, 2018
BR with : Anne
Continuation of the previous book/4 issue series , it further explores the story with Deadpool not having any recollection of what happened before and the world has taken over a different route altogether. A girl stumbles upon him and together they try to save her family from their foe , now zombie turned deadpools alive and kicking and only worse hellbent over taking the world.
Follow their adventures as they get trapped and hunted and as they try to raid those guys.
It had a nice conclusion to the series so that was good.
Continuation of the previous book/4 issue series , it further explores the story with Deadpool not having any recollection of what happened before and the world has taken over a different route altogether. A girl stumbles upon him and together they try to save her family from their foe , now zombie turned deadpools alive and kicking and only worse hellbent over taking the world.
Follow their adventures as they get trapped and hunted and as they try to raid those guys.
It had a nice conclusion to the series so that was good.
November 25, 2015
This is the latest in a long line of Deadpool mini-series (in fact, this mini-series is a sequel to a previous mini-series) and, like most of them, it's pretty entertaining but doesn't quite live up to the main Deadpool book.
It's a zombie-movie pastiche that also takes a good-natured swipe at the Walking Dead comicbook. Deadpool fans who are also zombie fanatics will probably enjoy this one more than I did (despite my love of The Walking Dead, I'm not a lover of zombies in general).
I did like the Sean Of The Dead reference in the last issue, though.
It's a zombie-movie pastiche that also takes a good-natured swipe at the Walking Dead comicbook. Deadpool fans who are also zombie fanatics will probably enjoy this one more than I did (despite my love of The Walking Dead, I'm not a lover of zombies in general).
I did like the Sean Of The Dead reference in the last issue, though.
November 28, 2015
Best home-run ever! :D
July 22, 2017
Me gusto mucho más que el primero, una horda de deadpools es comedy gold.
February 16, 2016
The two best things about this comic:
The color treatment, black and white except for Deadpool's red.
And the zombies' dialogues, mumbling meaningless phrases instead of just moaning, with the joke behind those dialogues which are so mundane and familiar that it's pretty clear they're mocking modern society.
The color treatment, black and white except for Deadpool's red.
And the zombies' dialogues, mumbling meaningless phrases instead of just moaning, with the joke behind those dialogues which are so mundane and familiar that it's pretty clear they're mocking modern society.
December 4, 2015
Ok the plot to this book is a little silly, but for the sheer fun factor I loved this book. Imagine a world where one out of a million douchebags can actually be a cool guy and save the world.....yea that guy is Deadpool. lol.
September 4, 2020
4.5/5
Tenía esta novela gráfica hacía años en mi librero y nunca me había animado a leerla hasta ahora. Adoro a Deadpool, me enamoró con la Killogy, pero no esperaba mucho de esta historia. ¡Estaba tan equivocada! Fue muy linda, llena de Deadpool siendo el Deadpool ridículo, aunque también el héroe, el niño que intenta hacer del mundo un lugar mejor.
El Apocalipsis zombie comenzó y peor de lo que esperaban, sin embargo, Liz encuentra a un Deadpool abandonado que no tiene recuerdos. Cuando este la sigue a todos lados, terminan haciéndose amigos y juntos van a salvar a la familia de Liz.
Es cierto que es una continuación de La noche de los Deadpool vivos y me spoilea el final de esa historia, pero no me importa. No esperaba disfrutar de este corto cómic como lo hice. Es una historia llena de humor y de ese componente emotivo que suele tener Deadpool y que es lo que hace que lo adore.
Acá vemos al Deadpool violento y que adora matar por sobre casi todo, al irreverente que siempre hace bromas de lo más inoportunas y al héroe. Al que hace lo correcto, porque a pesar de todo lo anterior, siempre sabe lo que es correcto. Con tan poco respeto por su propia vida como por la de los malos, pero siempre cuidando de aquellos que no pueden.
Una historia corta muy divertida, con lo mejor de los mundos post apocalípticos y llenos de zombies con grandes GRANDES dosis de Deadpool.
Tenía esta novela gráfica hacía años en mi librero y nunca me había animado a leerla hasta ahora. Adoro a Deadpool, me enamoró con la Killogy, pero no esperaba mucho de esta historia. ¡Estaba tan equivocada! Fue muy linda, llena de Deadpool siendo el Deadpool ridículo, aunque también el héroe, el niño que intenta hacer del mundo un lugar mejor.
El Apocalipsis zombie comenzó y peor de lo que esperaban, sin embargo, Liz encuentra a un Deadpool abandonado que no tiene recuerdos. Cuando este la sigue a todos lados, terminan haciéndose amigos y juntos van a salvar a la familia de Liz.
Es cierto que es una continuación de La noche de los Deadpool vivos y me spoilea el final de esa historia, pero no me importa. No esperaba disfrutar de este corto cómic como lo hice. Es una historia llena de humor y de ese componente emotivo que suele tener Deadpool y que es lo que hace que lo adore.
Acá vemos al Deadpool violento y que adora matar por sobre casi todo, al irreverente que siempre hace bromas de lo más inoportunas y al héroe. Al que hace lo correcto, porque a pesar de todo lo anterior, siempre sabe lo que es correcto. Con tan poco respeto por su propia vida como por la de los malos, pero siempre cuidando de aquellos que no pueden.
Una historia corta muy divertida, con lo mejor de los mundos post apocalípticos y llenos de zombies con grandes GRANDES dosis de Deadpool.
June 11, 2023
While this was still really entertaining, it wasn’t quite as good as the original in this series. I loved the Deadpool dialogue. Bunn seems to really utilize the humor and pop culture references very well. The title of the previous series and this series really make sense given what is going on and it stands for more than just a clever zombie pun! The four issues that make up this follow-up series were awesome, but I don’t know why they included the Prelude to Deadpool Corps #4 in this one.
May 10, 2019
Esta segunda parte me gustó más que la primera. La historia la sentí más compleja y fluida que la anterior. En cada página pasaba algo. Hubo más acción.
Me reí mucho más... o sea, es Deadpool...¿quién no puede reírse con él?.
Me reí mucho más... o sea, es Deadpool...¿quién no puede reírse con él?.
November 19, 2019
Hala gülüyorum... Sanırım illüstrasyondan kurguya, diyaloglardan esprilere gerçek bir Deadpool tecrübesi yaşadığım için. JBC Yayıncılığı zaten zevkle takip ediyorum. Güzel basım, güzel kitap, iyi fiyat. Deadpool ve çizgi roman seviyorsanız bu fasikül sizde vardır ;)
June 16, 2023
Deadpool plus zombies plus zombies that become Deadpool, what’s not to like?
October 6, 2020
Sama epizoda i nije nešto, ali Draškovi prevodi polako postaju legendarni.
September 13, 2021
Return of the Living Deadpool is a fun graphic novel to kick off a season of spooky comics. Imagine a zombie like virus that then turns into millions of Deadpools - there's already too much sexiness and sassy vibes to think about. This is a quick read and has a pretty fun twist ending and I am interested to see if anything came after this due to it.
October 31, 2017
79th book read in 2017.
Number 154 out of 643 on my all time book list.
Fun Halloween read!
Number 154 out of 643 on my all time book list.
Fun Halloween read!
January 1, 2025
Enjoyed this. It's not quite as good as the first one, and it gets a bit lost in the writing, but it's still a fun and original take on Deadpool and the zombie genre.
April 9, 2017
ایدهی خیلی جالبی بود، ددپول ویروسی بدتر از خود زامبیها! :) روند داستانی مستقل از واکینگ دد بیشتر از جلد قبلی مشهود بود ولی به این معنی نیست که داستان خیلی خاصی بود
April 14, 2016
4.5/5 Stars
This story picks up after Night of the Living Deadpool . (See my review here.) The story doesn’t pick up exactly where the first volume leaves off, though. Instead, years have gone by and Deadpool has awakened, not knowing who he is or what’s happening. Also, not knowing that he has created a race that turned out to be far worse than just an apocalypse filled with zombies. In this humorous volume, Deadpool teams up with a teenager, Lizzie, and together they fight off the new-age zombie hoard.
Wowza, I love this series. Is there going to be another book? Because that would be super cool. Although I didn’t like this compilation as much as Night of the Living Deadpool, it was a mere half star difference!
I really enjoyed this continuation of the story. As most of you already know, I’m a huge zombie fan. If you weren’t convinced, the sampling in the above photo is just that: a sampling of all the zombie stuff I own. I don’t care what anyone says about it being overdone these days. I, for one, am super happy that there’s all kinds of zombie-themed stuff around versus when there was barely anything and I had to suffer and deal with my feels alone.
But, that’s not what this review is about. We’re here to talk about Deadpool and holy moly did I love this volume. Cullen Bunn always does good work on Deadpool. I especially like the comics he writes because there’s always a super awesome female character.
In this collection, that person is Lizzie, and gurlll is she fantastic. I absolutely love Lizzie and her interactions with Deadpool. Not only is she strong, but she’s 100% multidimensional, also being weak and vulnerable at many points in the story. Plus, she’s at times, quite hilarious, enhancing how funny this collection is.
Along with the great characters, the plot and writing are fab.Yes, I just said fab. Don’t pretend like Deadpool wouldn’t use that word. There is just so much to praise about this book. I honestly cannot get enough of Deadpool! Especially Deadpool written by Cullen Bunn. And especially Deadpool with zombies.
And. Oh. Em. Gee. Seriously. All. the. References. There are so many great ones! Plus, I about died at the Shaun of the Dead one. It was a beautiful moment. They were all beautiful moment. Every moment I was reading these comics was a beautiful moment.
The only semi-bad thing I can say about this book is that the storyline could have been just a smidge stronger. But, honestly, other than that, this was another perfect edition of Deadpool.
I highly recommend this comic bind-up to Deapool fans and especially those of you who are also zombie fans. Even if you aren’t huge on zombies, this series still has all the blood, gore, and humor that Deadpool fans have grown to love. You will not be disappointed with this story; I guarantee it.
Review originally published on my Wordpress blog Dreaming Through Literature.
This story picks up after Night of the Living Deadpool . (See my review here.) The story doesn’t pick up exactly where the first volume leaves off, though. Instead, years have gone by and Deadpool has awakened, not knowing who he is or what’s happening. Also, not knowing that he has created a race that turned out to be far worse than just an apocalypse filled with zombies. In this humorous volume, Deadpool teams up with a teenager, Lizzie, and together they fight off the new-age zombie hoard.
Wowza, I love this series. Is there going to be another book? Because that would be super cool. Although I didn’t like this compilation as much as Night of the Living Deadpool, it was a mere half star difference!
I really enjoyed this continuation of the story. As most of you already know, I’m a huge zombie fan. If you weren’t convinced, the sampling in the above photo is just that: a sampling of all the zombie stuff I own. I don’t care what anyone says about it being overdone these days. I, for one, am super happy that there’s all kinds of zombie-themed stuff around versus when there was barely anything and I had to suffer and deal with my feels alone.
But, that’s not what this review is about. We’re here to talk about Deadpool and holy moly did I love this volume. Cullen Bunn always does good work on Deadpool. I especially like the comics he writes because there’s always a super awesome female character.
In this collection, that person is Lizzie, and gurlll is she fantastic. I absolutely love Lizzie and her interactions with Deadpool. Not only is she strong, but she’s 100% multidimensional, also being weak and vulnerable at many points in the story. Plus, she’s at times, quite hilarious, enhancing how funny this collection is.
Along with the great characters, the plot and writing are fab.
And. Oh. Em. Gee. Seriously. All. the. References. There are so many great ones! Plus, I about died at the Shaun of the Dead one. It was a beautiful moment. They were all beautiful moment. Every moment I was reading these comics was a beautiful moment.
The only semi-bad thing I can say about this book is that the storyline could have been just a smidge stronger. But, honestly, other than that, this was another perfect edition of Deadpool.
I highly recommend this comic bind-up to Deapool fans and especially those of you who are also zombie fans. Even if you aren’t huge on zombies, this series still has all the blood, gore, and humor that Deadpool fans have grown to love. You will not be disappointed with this story; I guarantee it.
Review originally published on my Wordpress blog Dreaming Through Literature.
March 10, 2016
This book, and I mean issues 1-4 is so much better than Night of the Living Deadpool. It's another quick read but I really enjoyed the story here. What's worse than a world full of zombies? A world full of zombies and deadpools.
I laughed out loud an numerous occasions while reading this and having another likeable character apart from Deadpool (is he really even likeable?) helped too as you cared more about the outcome.
My advise would be if you can get your hands on the first one from a friend or a library read it (it will take about 10 minutes) otherwise just go straight to this one. There is a brief recap at the start of this book anyway. Don't waste any money on the first book. You will be disappointed if you do.
If you like Deadpool you will like this book.
I laughed out loud an numerous occasions while reading this and having another likeable character apart from Deadpool (is he really even likeable?) helped too as you cared more about the outcome.
My advise would be if you can get your hands on the first one from a friend or a library read it (it will take about 10 minutes) otherwise just go straight to this one. There is a brief recap at the start of this book anyway. Don't waste any money on the first book. You will be disappointed if you do.
If you like Deadpool you will like this book.
September 4, 2022
- La noche del masacre viviente ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Me ha gustado, es una mini aventura de Deadpool en un apocalipsis zombis, bastante entretenida y sangrienta
- El regreso del masacre viviente ⭐⭐⭐
Es la continuación no directa de la anterior historia, ambientada años después (no sé cuantos). También es entretenida y aunque tiene una trama más loca, me quedo con su primera parte que me gustó más
- Cabezas ardientes ⭐½
Deadpool y los motoristas fantasmas, más allá de algún chiste, ni su dibujo ni su trama es gran cosa, historia que se puede olvidar fácil
- Masacre y Punisher ⭐⭐
Le doy dos estrellas por el Punisher Frankenstein, por lo demás otra historia entretenida pero muy del montón
- Almas Gemelas ⭐⭐
Toda la gracia se la lleva deadpool, una historia tonta sin más
Me ha gustado, es una mini aventura de Deadpool en un apocalipsis zombis, bastante entretenida y sangrienta
- El regreso del masacre viviente ⭐⭐⭐
Es la continuación no directa de la anterior historia, ambientada años después (no sé cuantos). También es entretenida y aunque tiene una trama más loca, me quedo con su primera parte que me gustó más
- Cabezas ardientes ⭐½
Deadpool y los motoristas fantasmas, más allá de algún chiste, ni su dibujo ni su trama es gran cosa, historia que se puede olvidar fácil
- Masacre y Punisher ⭐⭐
Le doy dos estrellas por el Punisher Frankenstein, por lo demás otra historia entretenida pero muy del montón
- Almas Gemelas ⭐⭐
Toda la gracia se la lleva deadpool, una historia tonta sin más
February 15, 2016
How far has Deadpool come from his Rob Liefeld "New Mutants" days to now be parodying zombie films and Deadpool's own mythology. Cullen Bunn and Nik Virella have fun with this one, and the visual parodies really work. Much of the dialogue, however, is more sporadic: some of lines from Bunn's Deadpool are hilarious, others are standard fair and highly dated. Furthermore, it suffers from a real inconsistency of tone and doesn't seem to the really work with its premise as much as one would hope. Ultimately, it doesn't seem to have the freshness of the first Living Deadpool despite fairly strong art and Bunn's return as a writer.
January 26, 2016
Bunn pokračuje ve své deadpoolovské verzi Walking Dead, která je rozhodně lepší jak první díl (což ale nebylo nic těžkého). Je tu poměrně fungující příběh s otravnou holčinou a setsakra nevyužitý potenciál skvělého nápadu s deadpoolovskými frakcemi podle autorů. Nebavilo mě to, ale na 2* to objektivně není.
September 18, 2015
Absolutely fantastic. Everything you want from Deadpool - laughs, violence, insanity, gore and feels.
As a side note, this series could make the best set of movies ever. I hope they do it someday.
As a side note, this series could make the best set of movies ever. I hope they do it someday.
May 12, 2019
Return of the Living Deadpool is a Deadpool graphic novel that collects issues 1-4 of Return of the Living Deadpool as well as issue 4 of Prelude to Deadpool Corps as a bonus. The main story arc, Return of the Living Deadpool, is written by Cullen Bunn (whose name I recognized from a Star Wars graphic novel that I once read titled Star Wars: Darth Maul) with art by Nik Virella. The story does not feature a lot of color; most of it is black and white except for when red is present (such as blood or Deadpool's costume) or when we see the Deadpool clones' outfits. The story, which is centered in a universe in which there has been a zombie apocalypse as well as an outbreak of murderous Deadpool clones who feed people to the zombies to add to their Deadpool clone army (it's kind of a long story that isn't fully explained in this graphic novel), is really wacky, but I have definitely come to expect that from Deadpool stories. I, however, not only found the plot to be wacky but also a bit convoluted, with some aspects not properly explained. I have to keep two things in mind, however, when I say that - (1) Return of the Living Deadpool draws a great deal of obvious inspiration from prior zombie stories such as its namesake Night of the Living Dead and Return of the Living Dead, 28 Days Later, and The Walking Dead, and seeing as how it is ultimately a horror story, I have always said that horror is most effective when not everything is explained because what we fear most is that which we don't fully understand, and (2) this is actually a sequel to the graphic novel Night of the Living Deadpool, something that I didn't realize until after I was already a long way through reading this one, so some of the missing pieces will most likely be filled in when I go back and read the first graphic novel. I am also not too fond of the bonus issue that is included, which seems mostly to be included at random and is not really too enthralling of a story. (As stated previously, it is issue 4 of Prelude to Deadpool Corps, and it is written by Victor Gischler with art by Juan Viasco and coloring by Edgar Delgado. It involves Deadpool showing up in another universe to find a Deadpool zombie head in order to ask him to join his army of multiverse Deadpools.) One thing that I do find funny about the bonus issue is that there is a pirate captain featured as a character as well as his assistant, and his assistant's name is Mr. Smee. This is an obvious callback to Peter Pan, except the roles are somewhat reversed; the captain is a short rotund man, while Smee is a tall and slender man with a hook as his left hand. I find that to be a bit funny, but aside from that, there is very little to redeem that story. The primary story involving the zombie apocalypse and the horde of Deadpool clones, however, is a story that I very much enjoyed, especially since I really like Liz, the second main character of the story. There are two points of the story when Deadpool sort of breaks the fourth wall (which Deadpool is, of course, wont to do), and Liz says that she isn't going to pretend to know what he's talking about. I found this really funny because when Deadpool breaks the fourth wall, surrounding characters usually either ignore him or seem not to hear him, as they do not directly respond. I also really enjoyed the incarnation of the main Deadpool (even though not even he seems to technically be Deadpool, but I won't say any more than that because I don't want to give too much of the story away in this review). Deadpool is typically not a traditional hero - hardly even a hero at all, in fact. He is called the merc with a mouth not because he is a mouthy hero but because he is a mouthy mercenary, and he is, in fact, often heralded as being one of the most beloved superheroes even though he isn't really a superhero. He is, however, pretty heroic in this particular story, and I really enjoyed that aspect of it. I overall really loved reading Return of the Living Deadpool, but I, as I said, need to go back and read Night of the Living Deadpool.
July 16, 2024
A zombie apocalypse was unleashed in the world. A group of survivors must not only endure the dangers the living dead signify, but also, a new batch of these creatures that are upgraded thanks to a specific individual’s blood: Deadpool. A girl stumbles upon him and together they try to save her family from their foe, now zombies turned Deadpools alive and kicking, but the real Deadpool might represent the only hope for humanity’s survival.
Cullen Bunn writes this peculiarly small horror story, staring our favorite mouthful mercenary, accompanied by Nik Virella’s art, both delivering a competent premise that might start off as a simplistic “zombie-outbreak” tale, with plenty of action, gore, and gruesome moments, to escalate the level of a story that presents a random plotline involving Deadpool’s blood mutating the average zombies, turning them on cannibalistic, hyper-violent versions of the original. As far as I’m concerned, this has nothing to do with the “Marvel Zombies” universe. There are no mentions of any other character from the Marvel Universe, and Deadpool seems to stand on his own as the only character connecting the dots, something similar to what the “MAX” signature accomplished with specific Marvel-characters.
The mini-series seems to grab the typical “zombie-flick” trait of placing the story in the middle of the outbreak, so this time around, zombies already ended most of humanity, and the Deadpools took over, so the few remaining survivors are struggling to find a cure. Standard genre stuff. Adding Deadpool in this is simply adding an excentric element just to make the plot move forward, and to be fair with Bunn, he respects the personality of the character all the way through; adding some meta-jokes, a fair dose of action and blood, and an over-the-top interaction between him and the rest of his alter-egos.
Virella’s art delivers; there’s an interesting aesthetic choice of making the comic black-and-white, or at least, overly gray in order to portray a creepy atmosphere reminiscent of the classic film ‘Night of the Living Dead’, having only the characters of Deadpool the ones with color. It does works as a stylish decision, and the comic is good-looking. With only four issues, this mini-series presents a curious concept, but its creative team makes it work. It’s a quick-ideal reading during the Halloween season, and while it is far from being as iconic and popular as the “Marvel Zombies” franchise, it is another fun, entertaining, and enjoyable horror flick in the Marvel Comics catalogue.
Cullen Bunn writes this peculiarly small horror story, staring our favorite mouthful mercenary, accompanied by Nik Virella’s art, both delivering a competent premise that might start off as a simplistic “zombie-outbreak” tale, with plenty of action, gore, and gruesome moments, to escalate the level of a story that presents a random plotline involving Deadpool’s blood mutating the average zombies, turning them on cannibalistic, hyper-violent versions of the original. As far as I’m concerned, this has nothing to do with the “Marvel Zombies” universe. There are no mentions of any other character from the Marvel Universe, and Deadpool seems to stand on his own as the only character connecting the dots, something similar to what the “MAX” signature accomplished with specific Marvel-characters.
The mini-series seems to grab the typical “zombie-flick” trait of placing the story in the middle of the outbreak, so this time around, zombies already ended most of humanity, and the Deadpools took over, so the few remaining survivors are struggling to find a cure. Standard genre stuff. Adding Deadpool in this is simply adding an excentric element just to make the plot move forward, and to be fair with Bunn, he respects the personality of the character all the way through; adding some meta-jokes, a fair dose of action and blood, and an over-the-top interaction between him and the rest of his alter-egos.
Virella’s art delivers; there’s an interesting aesthetic choice of making the comic black-and-white, or at least, overly gray in order to portray a creepy atmosphere reminiscent of the classic film ‘Night of the Living Dead’, having only the characters of Deadpool the ones with color. It does works as a stylish decision, and the comic is good-looking. With only four issues, this mini-series presents a curious concept, but its creative team makes it work. It’s a quick-ideal reading during the Halloween season, and while it is far from being as iconic and popular as the “Marvel Zombies” franchise, it is another fun, entertaining, and enjoyable horror flick in the Marvel Comics catalogue.
September 19, 2025
Deadpool: Return of the Living Deadpool (2015)
Deadpool Yaşayan Ölülerin Gecesi çizgi romanının devam cildi. Yani dürüst olmak gerekirse kötü değil ama ilk cildin gerisinde kalmış bir cilt olmuş. Bir Deadpool çizgi romanına detaylı bir inceleme yapmaya zaten gerek yok. Üst düzey bir beklentiye girmeye gerek yok. Mantıklı hikayeden çok parody tarzı konseptiyle okuyucuya keyifli vakit geçirtip güldürmeyi başartıyorsa o iyi bir Deadpool çizgi romanodır.
Yinede konusundan kısaca bahsedecek olursak önceki ciltte serumlu Deadpool’u yiyen zombilerin Deadpoollara dönüştüğünü görmüştük. Bu cilttede Deadpoolların insanlığın kurtarıcısı olmaktan çıkıp Deadpool Krallığı kurmak isteyen istilacılara evrilmiş olduğunu görüyoruz. Bir yandan zombiler bir yandan istilacı Deadpoollar derken yalnız kalan insanların koruyucusuda aykırı bir Deadpool olmuştur. Tahmin edileceği üzere mantık üzerinden değil mizah üzerinden ilerleyen bir cilt. Bu ciltte en büyük keşke, çok daha fazla varyant Deadpool görebilseydik keşke ya… Deadpool ve Deadpoolların sahneleri eğlenceliydi.
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Yazar: Cullen Bunn
Çizer: Nicole Virella
Sayılar: Return of the Living Deadpool #1-#4 - Prelude to Deadpool Corps #4
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•Hikaye: 3.5/5 ——— •Diyalog: 3/5 ———
•Çizim: 5/5 ——— •Atmosfer: 4.5/5 ———
•Tempo: 3.5/5 ——— •Keyif Alma: 4/5 ———
*Ovr: 3.9
Deadpool Yaşayan Ölülerin Gecesi çizgi romanının devam cildi. Yani dürüst olmak gerekirse kötü değil ama ilk cildin gerisinde kalmış bir cilt olmuş. Bir Deadpool çizgi romanına detaylı bir inceleme yapmaya zaten gerek yok. Üst düzey bir beklentiye girmeye gerek yok. Mantıklı hikayeden çok parody tarzı konseptiyle okuyucuya keyifli vakit geçirtip güldürmeyi başartıyorsa o iyi bir Deadpool çizgi romanodır.
Yinede konusundan kısaca bahsedecek olursak önceki ciltte serumlu Deadpool’u yiyen zombilerin Deadpoollara dönüştüğünü görmüştük. Bu cilttede Deadpoolların insanlığın kurtarıcısı olmaktan çıkıp Deadpool Krallığı kurmak isteyen istilacılara evrilmiş olduğunu görüyoruz. Bir yandan zombiler bir yandan istilacı Deadpoollar derken yalnız kalan insanların koruyucusuda aykırı bir Deadpool olmuştur. Tahmin edileceği üzere mantık üzerinden değil mizah üzerinden ilerleyen bir cilt. Bu ciltte en büyük keşke, çok daha fazla varyant Deadpool görebilseydik keşke ya… Deadpool ve Deadpoolların sahneleri eğlenceliydi.
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Yazar: Cullen Bunn
Çizer: Nicole Virella
Sayılar: Return of the Living Deadpool #1-#4 - Prelude to Deadpool Corps #4
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•Hikaye: 3.5/5 ——— •Diyalog: 3/5 ———
•Çizim: 5/5 ——— •Atmosfer: 4.5/5 ———
•Tempo: 3.5/5 ——— •Keyif Alma: 4/5 ———
*Ovr: 3.9
July 18, 2019
Zábavné pokračování Living Deadpoola.
Zajímalo by mě nakolik pomohlo, že vlastně moc Deadpoola zatím nečetl a nečetl jsem ani první část (vše důležité je tu naštěstí vysvětleno a funguje to hezky samostatně, byť je mi jasné, že mi musela uniknout slušná část narážek a vtípků). Na druhou stranu pokud máte doslova nulovou znalost Poola, tak to rozhodně nebude nic pro vás.
Příběhově tu máme zombie apokalypsu s funny twistem. Tedy tu jsme měli v prvním díle - zombíci sežrali Deadpoola a začali se měnit v něj, bohužel výsledek vedl k ještě horšímu světu pro zbylé lidi. Druhý díl nám přináší návrat původního a jedinečného Wadea, který nehodlá svým špatným kopiím nic odpustit, tedy když zrovna neplní úlohu dobráka a nepomáhá jedné z přeživších. Naštěstí i tak se každou chvíli najde někdo, kdo jde nakrájet na kusy. Samozřejmě s poctivou dávkou komentářů od žoldáka s prořízlou pusou.
Pokud hledáte, kde začít, tohle rozhodně nebude to pravé. Pokud ale hledáte nenáročnou jednohubku na jedno odpoledne, tak s klidem ochutnejte.
Mohlo by se vám líbit, pokud:
- hledáte nenáročnou akční zábavu a neodrazuje vás Deadpoolova typická ukecanost
- chcete si dát druhý díl zombie apokalypsy s twistem
Spíš vás zklame, pokud:
- se nemůžete zbavit pocitu, že už je krapátek "předeadpoolováno"
Zajímalo by mě nakolik pomohlo, že vlastně moc Deadpoola zatím nečetl a nečetl jsem ani první část (vše důležité je tu naštěstí vysvětleno a funguje to hezky samostatně, byť je mi jasné, že mi musela uniknout slušná část narážek a vtípků). Na druhou stranu pokud máte doslova nulovou znalost Poola, tak to rozhodně nebude nic pro vás.
Příběhově tu máme zombie apokalypsu s funny twistem. Tedy tu jsme měli v prvním díle - zombíci sežrali Deadpoola a začali se měnit v něj, bohužel výsledek vedl k ještě horšímu světu pro zbylé lidi. Druhý díl nám přináší návrat původního a jedinečného Wadea, který nehodlá svým špatným kopiím nic odpustit, tedy když zrovna neplní úlohu dobráka a nepomáhá jedné z přeživších. Naštěstí i tak se každou chvíli najde někdo, kdo jde nakrájet na kusy. Samozřejmě s poctivou dávkou komentářů od žoldáka s prořízlou pusou.
Pokud hledáte, kde začít, tohle rozhodně nebude to pravé. Pokud ale hledáte nenáročnou jednohubku na jedno odpoledne, tak s klidem ochutnejte.
Mohlo by se vám líbit, pokud:
- hledáte nenáročnou akční zábavu a neodrazuje vás Deadpoolova typická ukecanost
- chcete si dát druhý díl zombie apokalypsy s twistem
Spíš vás zklame, pokud:
- se nemůžete zbavit pocitu, že už je krapátek "předeadpoolováno"
September 26, 2018
Ok, the title alone should have clued me in that this was not a one-shot and I will admit, in my crazed black-out shopping spree, I didn't notice or care that it was a follow up. Doubt it would have mattered, because anybody that follows my reviews at this point, knows that I can't resist cheap comics when they are under a couple of bucks!
I went into this blind, as I didn't really even read the back of the book, just sat down and zoomed through it.
I think that helped me enjoy it. I've never read much of anything Deadpool, so I have no idea where this falls on a scale of "Deadpool-ness" but it was funny to me, moderately original, as original as anything can be nowadays and a quick-ass read.
The art was up and down for me. Somethings were detailed but then we got panels of lazy blur. I liked the rip-off B&W, except red concept.
Honestly, I didn't feel like I missed much by not having read the first "volume", but I'm definitely down to check it out. As soon as I find it on clearance. Duh.
I went into this blind, as I didn't really even read the back of the book, just sat down and zoomed through it.
I think that helped me enjoy it. I've never read much of anything Deadpool, so I have no idea where this falls on a scale of "Deadpool-ness" but it was funny to me, moderately original, as original as anything can be nowadays and a quick-ass read.
The art was up and down for me. Somethings were detailed but then we got panels of lazy blur. I liked the rip-off B&W, except red concept.
Honestly, I didn't feel like I missed much by not having read the first "volume", but I'm definitely down to check it out. As soon as I find it on clearance. Duh.
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