CBR: EXCLUSIVE: Deadpool #10 Preview

[CBR News]

Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR brings you an exclusive preview of
"Deadpool" #10 by Daniel Way and Paco Medina & Juan Vlasco, on sale next
month in comics stores everywhere.


Full article here (http://comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=20760).

[yamiangie]

does this mean we can extect leet speak in his text boxes as well

[arp2008]

Respawn? I don't get it.

[Samuraixsithlord]

Respawn? I don't get it.

if this is after his appearance in Thunderbolts, it could mean that Osborn thinks that the Bolts got him.

but he survived.

[arp2008]

if this is after his appearance in Thunderbolts, it could mean that Osborn thinks that the Bolts got him.

but he survived.OH. That would make sense, I guess. Hmmm....If he's so intent on killing DP why not just send Sentry?

[Kusanagi]

OH. That would make sense, I guess. Hmmm....If he's so intent on killing DP why not just send Sentry?

Given Sentry's fragile mental state of late, sending him out with the sole purpose of killing a person might not be the best idea. :tongue:

[kindella2]

How is the Deadpool series? art looks pretty good and i keep seeing him tied into several series but how is his own?

[CMBMOOL]

OH. That would make sense, I guess. Hmmm....If he's so intent on killing DP why not just send Sentry?

An insane Mercanary with a crazy healing factor vs an insane superhero with the power of a million sun...

Guess who wins Kiddies ? :tongue:

[Hulk_Is]

How is the Deadpool series? art looks pretty good and i keep seeing him tied into several series but how is his own?

The book obviously has some of the prettiest artwork in the current Marvel stable, and the dialouge doesn't diminish it. It's funny, but not in a way that doesn't appeal to most. Like, one of my main concerns about first picking up this title was that Deadpool is a funny character, and humor in a comic is not the first thing I go for, but I picked this up and it's highly funny, but I'm not put off by it either. Make any sense?

The book reminds me of a cartoon, but once again, not in a off-putting way, it's just straight-down-the-line entertainment with classic Deadpool violence and humor. You don't have to be a Deadpool fan to maybe like this book. I'm not a fan in particular, and didn't like the Cable and Deadpool series (iirc mainly due to the amount of humor), but I like this series.

As a matter of fact, I already own ish's #1 and #2, and have preordered ish #10 -- I've even got the the first Tpb of this series (collects ish's 1-5) 'in my cart', and it's always the title I keep wondering if I should keep collecting, because it does appeal to me on a purely 'hi-octane fun' level.

Hope that helps.