Deadpool, #1

[chakal]

Fair enough.

Everyone have different type of humour. For me personally there were many good moments in this book. And like I said, the writers are kind fresh, so they might feel a bit insecure about few things. Still, I am more than willing to give them chance.

[DoctorDP]

I would argue about Deadpool being a purely comedic character. Also, most humor falls apart when you over think it.

Most people I hear from find it hilarious. Perhaps reading it again would be a good idea?

[enediol]

I enjoyed it, will continue the series but then again I generally liked Waypool.

[Personamanx]

It's certainly an idea.

But really, there's nothing here for me as a comics reader. I won't be getting issue two.

[chakal]

True. There are some moments that show more deep to the character than meets the eye. The thing that people like about the new series, is that it's closer to Joe Kelly's legendary run rather than Way's.

EDIT: where were you enediol, when Waypool was critized beyond recognition?
I could use some help in defending his run.

[DoctorDP]

The only thing I generally disliked about Way's run was his timing. For example #50 should have been #1.

[DoctorDP]

It's certainly an idea.

But really, there's nothing here for me as a comics reader. I won't be getting issue two.

Tony Moore's art?

[Personamanx]

Tony Moore's art?

Not particularly a fan of his stuff.

[chakal]

Marvel probably didn't have specific plans for Marvel now and the role of DP in it back then. And Way was supposed to finish his run / end series after issue #54. I liked Waypool, but sometimes there was too much randomness. And while I enjoyed DP's crazy inner dialogue, I don't miss it that much. Despite what people say, the portrayal of DP was pretty good: he was ranging from funny to disturbing. And let's not forget the Evil Deadpool arc, when there wasn't much difference between the "good" and evil DP, which was intentional.

EDIT: Don't know much of Moore's stuff, but I like what I see in #1.

[DoctorDP]

What about the plot? I hear he has a black sidekick now. That's a plot, isn't it?

[chakal]

What about the plot? I hear he has a black sidekick now. That's a plot, isn't it?

Whut? Do you mean the fat woman from SHIELD?

[Personamanx]

She made no impression on me whatsoever usually I'm good with remembering character names at their first introduction. And the character being there while a plot point is not the main plot. The Main plot was Ghost presidents attacking things due to some guy. That's ridiculous enough to work. It just didn't very well.

[DoctorDP]

She made no impression on me whatsoever usually I'm good with remembering character names at their first introduction. And the character being there while a plot point is not the main plot. The Main plot was Ghost presidents attacking things due to some guy. That's ridiculous enough to work. It just didn't very well.

Be honest, you really weren't paying attention.

[DoctorDP]

Whut? Do you mean the fat woman from SHIELD?

From an interview, she's basically going to be the 'straight-man'. This is also something Way's run sorely needed.

[chakal]

Ok, we get it. You didn't enjoy it.

I liked the facial impressions of the characters, and I love the small nuances, like DP running into liberty hall with his guns and blades.
Or when the Shield agent took his arm, while lifting him up. The idea for the plot is pretty Way-ish, but let's see how they manage to finish their first arc.

EDIT: Oh, thanks DoctorDP, didn't know that. It's cool to see new characters in DP's cast.