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Deadpool: World's Greatest
Deadpool: World's Greatest, Volume 2: End of an Error
Introducing: Deadpool 2099! Jump 84 years into the future for an all-new adventure with an all-new Deadpool! Who is this sci-fi Mouthy-Merc-Lady? And what's her connection to Wade Wilson? Plus: Meet "Masacre"-the Deadpool of Mexico! Did you know that Deadpool in Spanish-speaking countries is called "Masacre"?
Collecting: Deadpool 3.1: Tres Punto Uno, 6-7
Collecting: Deadpool 3.1: Tres Punto Uno, 6-7
136 pages, Paperback
First published June 21, 2016
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March 25, 2021
This was a real disappointment. Gerry Duggan's Deadpool run up to this point has been fantastic. Feels like a return to Deadpool's stand alone stories of the past, where he's just a violent Bugs Bunny with stories that ultimately go nowhere. One of the issues is entirely in Spanish with no translation. Scott Koblish's art is just so-so. The last issue seemed to be part of a larger storyline, taking place in 2099.
April 12, 2022
This one was quite something and its hard to give it 3 stars as its a bit too much especially with the other language also being kept here.
So its basically Deadpool going about his day and going through ane existential crsis until he finds something with Sabretooth and then a tale in 2099 with his daughters going to war maybe and idk why include it here unless its gonna be a future storyline and again felt a bit boring but the main thing is highlighting other mercs and its an anthology so some are good and the others not very good and yeah the massacre character gets his origin but man Idk spanish and then reading like 40 pages filled with spanish text is not possible, I know they think its funny but its annooying so kinds killed the fun of this book for me but the art is cool I guess.
So its basically Deadpool going about his day and going through ane existential crsis until he finds something with Sabretooth and then a tale in 2099 with his daughters going to war maybe and idk why include it here unless its gonna be a future storyline and again felt a bit boring but the main thing is highlighting other mercs and its an anthology so some are good and the others not very good and yeah the massacre character gets his origin but man Idk spanish and then reading like 40 pages filled with spanish text is not possible, I know they think its funny but its annooying so kinds killed the fun of this book for me but the art is cool I guess.
August 21, 2016
This one collects just three Deadpool issues but one of them is the massive 25th Anniversary issue so you still get a full-length volume.
The first one is Deadpool 2099 which follows futuristic Deadpool and isn’t as fun as I’d hoped - it’s actually quite boring and a bit of a downer.
The second issue is the anniversary one. Deadpool gets his own back on people who’ve insulted him, which is a sort of fun, ridiculous story, and then the rest of the issue is full of the Mercs for Money backstories. None of them are at all interesting and the Deadpool of Mexico, Masacre, story is mostly untranslated Spanish, so nuts to you if you don’t speak it (I don’t)! Also found out that “Deadpool” is called “Masacre” in Spanish speaking countries. Tyler Crook illustrates the Terror story if you’re a fan of the artist (it is the best-looking part of the book).
The volume closes out with a second Masacre story that’s full of intentionally badly-translated Spanish in a pastiche of Batman. It’s not as funny as it sounds and the dialogue gets really annoying after a few pages.
This is a meandering, weak Deadpool volume without any great moments or stories despite this being the character’s 25th anniversary - disappointing stuff.
The first one is Deadpool 2099 which follows futuristic Deadpool and isn’t as fun as I’d hoped - it’s actually quite boring and a bit of a downer.
The second issue is the anniversary one. Deadpool gets his own back on people who’ve insulted him, which is a sort of fun, ridiculous story, and then the rest of the issue is full of the Mercs for Money backstories. None of them are at all interesting and the Deadpool of Mexico, Masacre, story is mostly untranslated Spanish, so nuts to you if you don’t speak it (I don’t)! Also found out that “Deadpool” is called “Masacre” in Spanish speaking countries. Tyler Crook illustrates the Terror story if you’re a fan of the artist (it is the best-looking part of the book).
The volume closes out with a second Masacre story that’s full of intentionally badly-translated Spanish in a pastiche of Batman. It’s not as funny as it sounds and the dialogue gets really annoying after a few pages.
This is a meandering, weak Deadpool volume without any great moments or stories despite this being the character’s 25th anniversary - disappointing stuff.
July 7, 2016
End of an Error (I see what they did there) collects just three Deadpool issues but one of them is the massive 25th Anniversary issue so you still get a full-length volume.
The first one is Deadpool 2099 which follows futuristic Deadpool and isn’t as fun as I’d hoped - it’s actually quite boring and a bit of a downer.
The second issue is the anniversary one. Deadpool gets his own back on people who’ve insulted him, which is a sort of fun, ridiculous story, and then the rest of the issue is full of the Mercs for Money backstories. None of them are at all interesting and the Deadpool of Mexico, Masacre, story is mostly untranslated Spanish, so nuts to you if you don’t speak it (I don’t)! Also found out that “Deadpool” is called “Masacre” in Spanish speaking countries. Tyler Crook illustrates the Terror story if you’re a fan of the artist (it is the best-looking part of the book).
The volume closes out with a second Masacre story that’s full of intentionally badly-translated Spanish in a pastiche of Batman. It’s not as funny as it sounds and the dialogue gets really annoying after a few pages.
End of an Error is a meandering, weak Deadpool volume without any great moments or stories despite this being the character’s 25th anniversary - disappointing stuff.
The first one is Deadpool 2099 which follows futuristic Deadpool and isn’t as fun as I’d hoped - it’s actually quite boring and a bit of a downer.
The second issue is the anniversary one. Deadpool gets his own back on people who’ve insulted him, which is a sort of fun, ridiculous story, and then the rest of the issue is full of the Mercs for Money backstories. None of them are at all interesting and the Deadpool of Mexico, Masacre, story is mostly untranslated Spanish, so nuts to you if you don’t speak it (I don’t)! Also found out that “Deadpool” is called “Masacre” in Spanish speaking countries. Tyler Crook illustrates the Terror story if you’re a fan of the artist (it is the best-looking part of the book).
The volume closes out with a second Masacre story that’s full of intentionally badly-translated Spanish in a pastiche of Batman. It’s not as funny as it sounds and the dialogue gets really annoying after a few pages.
End of an Error is a meandering, weak Deadpool volume without any great moments or stories despite this being the character’s 25th anniversary - disappointing stuff.
December 7, 2020
Солянка є солянка, те що писав Даґан, Банн та Сілі ще можна читати, хоча це тільки якщо на фоні всього іншого вінегрету. Загалом же ця збірка не варта часу, щодб витрачати на неї свій час та гроші, навіть якщо ви фанат Пула. Нуль сюжетної глибини, мінімум характеру персонажа, малюнок від гівняного до посереднього.
October 13, 2023
This is one of the oddest Deadpool book ever
June 17, 2020
This one started out with such promise, but ultimately shot itself in the foot. This volume collects three Deadpool issues (kinda a rip off if you ask me but I got this book as a gift so eh).
The first issue is an anniversary one about Deadpool getting back at people who insulted him in the past. I really enjoyed this story. It just *felt* like Deadpool. Shootout shenanigans, a “Help Find Deadpool’s Gun” that’s a map of the new Avenger’s Tower but labeled in the format of a “Where’s Waldo” comic strip (these two pages had me rolling), we see more of Mrs. Deadpool, Deadpool’s hot AF vampire queen wife Shiklah (if I had her body I would never wear clothes again), Harry Potter references, fourth wall breaking, and an all around good time!
Then there’s the second part of the issue…
The second part is about the backstories of the “Mercs for Money” from the last volume. I didn't find any of them particularly interesting and one of the stories is mostly in untranslated Spanish (WTF?).
The second issue is ENTIRELY in untranslated Spanish (again: W T F ??) and is a parody of Batman and the Joker, which I found extremely annoying not funny. But at least the art looked nice?
The last issue is about about a futuristic Deadpool in the year 2099 and wasn’t that fun to read. Found myself skimming most of the dialogue just to be done with this hot mess.
I would only recommend this to a casual Deadpool fan looking to turn their brain off for a couple minutes.
The first issue is an anniversary one about Deadpool getting back at people who insulted him in the past. I really enjoyed this story. It just *felt* like Deadpool. Shootout shenanigans, a “Help Find Deadpool’s Gun” that’s a map of the new Avenger’s Tower but labeled in the format of a “Where’s Waldo” comic strip (these two pages had me rolling), we see more of Mrs. Deadpool, Deadpool’s hot AF vampire queen wife Shiklah (if I had her body I would never wear clothes again), Harry Potter references, fourth wall breaking, and an all around good time!
Then there’s the second part of the issue…
The second part is about the backstories of the “Mercs for Money” from the last volume. I didn't find any of them particularly interesting and one of the stories is mostly in untranslated Spanish (WTF?).
The second issue is ENTIRELY in untranslated Spanish (again: W T F ??) and is a parody of Batman and the Joker, which I found extremely annoying not funny. But at least the art looked nice?
The last issue is about about a futuristic Deadpool in the year 2099 and wasn’t that fun to read. Found myself skimming most of the dialogue just to be done with this hot mess.
I would only recommend this to a casual Deadpool fan looking to turn their brain off for a couple minutes.
November 19, 2017
Again. It was ok. Some good moments, some meh moments, some come on already... I'm waiting for the interesting shit to happen moments.
April 4, 2017
Hard to give this more than 3 stars, in fact even that was a push.
There is only one issue attached the current storyline. That is good. Deadpool is losing it and looking to smite everybody in his book of grudges, starting with Iron Fist.
Then we have a selection of mini comics with some backstory for the rest of the team. I liked most of those but didn't like Slapstick (he's a clown ffs) or Masacre (most of his was in Spanish).
Then we come to my biggest bugbear. Issue 3.1. It's written completely in Spanish. I have no idea what was going on, the artwork for that issue was unimpressive, so there no reason for me to attempt to decipher the meaning of the panels. Total waste of pages :(
And then we come to Deadpool 2099. If this is an example of the 2099 series then I hope I haven't bought any more of it. Deadpool isn't Deadpool, it's -- hope can't say because that little spoiler is the only thing that kept me reading to the end. Didn't like the story or the art style. And FYI the politicians on the tv were just a little too close for comfort in year current political climate.
There is only one issue attached the current storyline. That is good. Deadpool is losing it and looking to smite everybody in his book of grudges, starting with Iron Fist.
Then we have a selection of mini comics with some backstory for the rest of the team. I liked most of those but didn't like Slapstick (he's a clown ffs) or Masacre (most of his was in Spanish).
Then we come to my biggest bugbear. Issue 3.1. It's written completely in Spanish. I have no idea what was going on, the artwork for that issue was unimpressive, so there no reason for me to attempt to decipher the meaning of the panels. Total waste of pages :(
And then we come to Deadpool 2099. If this is an example of the 2099 series then I hope I haven't bought any more of it. Deadpool isn't Deadpool, it's -- hope can't say because that little spoiler is the only thing that kept me reading to the end. Didn't like the story or the art style. And FYI the politicians on the tv were just a little too close for comfort in year current political climate.
April 29, 2020
It's been a while since I reviewed a Deadpool comic where I was left with a "meh" feeling.
This volume is basically an excuse to sell the anniversary issue as a volume. Which to be honest, is not even that good really... its a Deadpool story which basically sets up the next story arch, followed by individual chapters of each merc for hire team that Deadpool now runs. Each story had a different artist and from an art perspective, that was pretty cool. I did enjoy the art overall in the volume, which is why I gave it the extra star.
There is a good Masacre issue that is written entirely in Spanish. I know and can read Spanish so it wasn't a huge deal for me, but if I didn't know how to read this, I would be kind of ticked off. I thought that was the best issue and out of all the Deadpool merc crew, he is probably my favorite, so definitely enjoyed that issue.
However the rest of the volume is lackluster and the fact that I'm struggling to remember what else happens is the book is a good indication of the "meh-ness" of the volume. Recommended for completionists only.
This volume is basically an excuse to sell the anniversary issue as a volume. Which to be honest, is not even that good really... its a Deadpool story which basically sets up the next story arch, followed by individual chapters of each merc for hire team that Deadpool now runs. Each story had a different artist and from an art perspective, that was pretty cool. I did enjoy the art overall in the volume, which is why I gave it the extra star.
There is a good Masacre issue that is written entirely in Spanish. I know and can read Spanish so it wasn't a huge deal for me, but if I didn't know how to read this, I would be kind of ticked off. I thought that was the best issue and out of all the Deadpool merc crew, he is probably my favorite, so definitely enjoyed that issue.
However the rest of the volume is lackluster and the fact that I'm struggling to remember what else happens is the book is a good indication of the "meh-ness" of the volume. Recommended for completionists only.
December 17, 2019
2
I liked the first volume, but this was a mess of idea's and simplified plot. It's a mess of art and just never clicks the way it should. I really need to give up on certain Marvel books and to stop reading everything from the library. I mainly read this out of the enjoyment of the first volume and never checked the reviews for this volume.
Why the 2?
Not a great volume. It's put together as a volume in some weird style and I just flicked through some pages because it was quite dull. I won't take anything away from the art, but the writing is not great. These deadline pushed issues aren't the best idea, but others do okay with the model so you can't use that excuse for the lack of coherent storytelling here.
I liked the first volume, but this was a mess of idea's and simplified plot. It's a mess of art and just never clicks the way it should. I really need to give up on certain Marvel books and to stop reading everything from the library. I mainly read this out of the enjoyment of the first volume and never checked the reviews for this volume.
Why the 2?
Not a great volume. It's put together as a volume in some weird style and I just flicked through some pages because it was quite dull. I won't take anything away from the art, but the writing is not great. These deadline pushed issues aren't the best idea, but others do okay with the model so you can't use that excuse for the lack of coherent storytelling here.
April 22, 2016
The "2099" story was really amusing, but there was a lot of wasted space in the next issue, which seemed to focus as much on the "mercs" as Deadpool. The final issues got back to Deadpool being Deadpool all on his own, and that's really how his stories shine. I hope we continue to see less of the "mercs for money" in subsequent volumes...
July 21, 2016
Really a hodge lodge of stuff.
One story which links the past arc to the next one.
A interlude giving us info about each Merc with the Mouth.
And a What If story tied to the year 2099.
Some moments were great, some meh. But again more background on each Merc for future enjoyment.
One story which links the past arc to the next one.
A interlude giving us info about each Merc with the Mouth.
And a What If story tied to the year 2099.
Some moments were great, some meh. But again more background on each Merc for future enjoyment.
June 23, 2016
More a collection of random short stories than a story proper. The Deadpool 2099 issue is probably the best part. Kinda mad that they didn't include the English-language version of Deadpool 3.1, too.
May 29, 2018
No sé porque cada volumen de esta serie tiene ratings tan bajos. Entiendo que deadpool es un poco diferente a lo de autores anteriores. Duggan se esmeró por dotar al personaje de más capas de profundidad. Podemos dejar de ver a Deadpool como un personaje uni dimensional por uno con motivaciones más complejas. Si, a veces es menos gracioso y se vuelve más serio pero creo que la mezcla aleatoria de esas facetas, lo hace un personaje más interesante.
En este volumen, y con la revelación que hacen al final del númeo 6 (el de deadpool 2099) me hizo pensar que Duggan tiene un plan a la larga para el personaje y que comenzó desde su serie anterior. Las cosas que pronosticó para el futuro Deadpool, me gustaron mucho y me hicieron pensar en lo interesante que se va a poner la serie.
El número de masacre, ya lo había leído y me había gustado más la primera vez que ahorita que lo releí. No se me hizo gracioso a excepción de la clara referencia a Batman.
El número 7, superó mis expectativas. El número como tal es una especie de introducción al siguiente volumen y termina de amarrar lo que Deadpool experimentó en el volumen pasado. Se me hizo gracioso como empieza con sus retribuciones y creo que lo amarraron de manera interesante para el conflicto con sabertooth. Me gusta que este conflicto en realidad sea algo que se viene pronosticando desde la serie anterior, los tie-ins de original sin. Las historias cortos de los mercenarios me gustaron. La gran mayoría me hicieron reír o asombrarme, creo que mis favoritas fueron la de slapstick, foolkiller y terror. Además la de stingray y la de solo responden perfectamente a cosas que sucedieron en el volumen anterior. En este volumen pude comprender las habilidades narrativas de Duggan y empezar a entreveer un plan complejo para su serie de Deadpool.
El volumen de 2099 me llamó la atención por lo novedoso de los personajes y la mirada al futuro de la serie, con eso podemos urdir teorías de sobre qué va a suceder en los siguientes volúmenes de la serie.
Lo disfruté más de lo que pensaba y creo que aunque coincido con algunas de las reviews de abajo, debemos de ver más allá de: este volumen solo tiene tres números, o de Deadpool ya no es gracioso, y apreciar lo que Duggan intenta construir y la complejidad que le está dando a personajes que en el pasado solo eran escapes cómicos.
En este volumen, y con la revelación que hacen al final del númeo 6 (el de deadpool 2099) me hizo pensar que Duggan tiene un plan a la larga para el personaje y que comenzó desde su serie anterior. Las cosas que pronosticó para el futuro Deadpool, me gustaron mucho y me hicieron pensar en lo interesante que se va a poner la serie.
El número de masacre, ya lo había leído y me había gustado más la primera vez que ahorita que lo releí. No se me hizo gracioso a excepción de la clara referencia a Batman.
El número 7, superó mis expectativas. El número como tal es una especie de introducción al siguiente volumen y termina de amarrar lo que Deadpool experimentó en el volumen pasado. Se me hizo gracioso como empieza con sus retribuciones y creo que lo amarraron de manera interesante para el conflicto con sabertooth. Me gusta que este conflicto en realidad sea algo que se viene pronosticando desde la serie anterior, los tie-ins de original sin. Las historias cortos de los mercenarios me gustaron. La gran mayoría me hicieron reír o asombrarme, creo que mis favoritas fueron la de slapstick, foolkiller y terror. Además la de stingray y la de solo responden perfectamente a cosas que sucedieron en el volumen anterior. En este volumen pude comprender las habilidades narrativas de Duggan y empezar a entreveer un plan complejo para su serie de Deadpool.
El volumen de 2099 me llamó la atención por lo novedoso de los personajes y la mirada al futuro de la serie, con eso podemos urdir teorías de sobre qué va a suceder en los siguientes volúmenes de la serie.
Lo disfruté más de lo que pensaba y creo que aunque coincido con algunas de las reviews de abajo, debemos de ver más allá de: este volumen solo tiene tres números, o de Deadpool ya no es gracioso, y apreciar lo que Duggan intenta construir y la complejidad que le está dando a personajes que en el pasado solo eran escapes cómicos.
January 14, 2018
Segunda leitura que faço de coisas destas personagem, e continuo sem perceber a sua atração e popularidade. Apesar de, em abono da verdade, esta edição da Goody incluir um conjunto de pequenas histórias sobre personagens secundárias do universo Deadpool que estão bem concebidas. Diria mesmo que o problema que tenho com Deadpool está mesmo aí, as suas histórias não são verdadeiras narrativas, são sucessões de piadas e punchlines com poses à mistura. O personagem é suposto ter piada, e a justaposição de humor negro com violência até funciona, o que falha é que os seus comics não passam disso. De certa forma, Deadpool representa um regredir da narrativa em comics até aos tempos dos argumentos simplistas da golden age, uma fuga à complexidade que se iniciou nos anos 70.
Por outro lado, não sou o público-alvo desta série, mas não é isso que me incomoda. É o foco excessivo na piada, esquecendo todos os restantes elementos narrativos. Uma característica que pode ter popularidade a curto prazo, mas dificilmente vejo este personagem a sobreviver ao inevitável esgotar da boa vontade dos fãs. Esta edição da Goody tem outro pormenor preocupante: a editora fez crer aos leitores que a sua série Marvel Coleção Especial seria composta por arcos narrativos fechados, o que torna algo surpreendente as histórias principais terminarem com um "continua num próximo volume da série". Defrauda as expectativas sobre esta coleção. Não faria mais sentido criar um título só para este personagem?
Por outro lado, não sou o público-alvo desta série, mas não é isso que me incomoda. É o foco excessivo na piada, esquecendo todos os restantes elementos narrativos. Uma característica que pode ter popularidade a curto prazo, mas dificilmente vejo este personagem a sobreviver ao inevitável esgotar da boa vontade dos fãs. Esta edição da Goody tem outro pormenor preocupante: a editora fez crer aos leitores que a sua série Marvel Coleção Especial seria composta por arcos narrativos fechados, o que torna algo surpreendente as histórias principais terminarem com um "continua num próximo volume da série". Defrauda as expectativas sobre esta coleção. Não faria mais sentido criar um título só para este personagem?
August 14, 2023
Nowa seria, nowa jakość? Czy tak można rzec już po drugim tomie jakiejś znanej franczyzy? W tym przypadku chyba nie, bo paradoksalnie mało tego Deadpoola w Deadpoolu, który ma większą rolę tylko de facto w pierwszym zeszycie, który to zapowiada następne przygody. Lwia część tego tomu podbudowywuje postacie, które należą do nowej ekipy anty-bohatera i nie ma to tej 'siły' serii.
Deadpool zapomniał, że coś ma zrobić. Nie jest to czymś dziwnym, bo to ten typ bohatera, który dostaje często 'po głowie'. Sięga więc po pamiętniczek i zaczyna odhaczać zaległe zadry. To tyle jeżeli chodzi o fabułę dotyczącą postaci, bo potem mamy wachlarz różnych postaci i ich codzienność. Czy to Slapstick, który pomaga kobiecie, o której się zapomina, jeżeli się na nią nie patrzy. Czy to Masacre, który wyżyna złych ludzi w Meksyku, ale to mu nie starcza i rusza do Ameryki. Czy to gość, którego marzeniem jest zdobyć dyplom z psychologii...
To nie koniec dziwaków czy socjopatów, którzy dołączają do menażerii strachów Wade'a. Na koniec przenosimy się jeszcze do roku 2099 i obserwujemy... Tu było chyba największe zaskoczenie, choć sam zeszyt poza pomysłem na postać, nie ma nic ciekawego do zaoferowania. I taki jest ten tom. Do odfajczenia z listy, jak Duggan odlicza po kolei postacie. Pod względem kreski nawet to solidnie wygląda, ale humoru charakterystycznego dla postaci prawie nie ma. Czuć brak Briana Posehna, oj czuć...
Deadpool zapomniał, że coś ma zrobić. Nie jest to czymś dziwnym, bo to ten typ bohatera, który dostaje często 'po głowie'. Sięga więc po pamiętniczek i zaczyna odhaczać zaległe zadry. To tyle jeżeli chodzi o fabułę dotyczącą postaci, bo potem mamy wachlarz różnych postaci i ich codzienność. Czy to Slapstick, który pomaga kobiecie, o której się zapomina, jeżeli się na nią nie patrzy. Czy to Masacre, który wyżyna złych ludzi w Meksyku, ale to mu nie starcza i rusza do Ameryki. Czy to gość, którego marzeniem jest zdobyć dyplom z psychologii...
To nie koniec dziwaków czy socjopatów, którzy dołączają do menażerii strachów Wade'a. Na koniec przenosimy się jeszcze do roku 2099 i obserwujemy... Tu było chyba największe zaskoczenie, choć sam zeszyt poza pomysłem na postać, nie ma nic ciekawego do zaoferowania. I taki jest ten tom. Do odfajczenia z listy, jak Duggan odlicza po kolei postacie. Pod względem kreski nawet to solidnie wygląda, ale humoru charakterystycznego dla postaci prawie nie ma. Czuć brak Briana Posehna, oj czuć...
May 22, 2017
Wow! This was terrible! I am so sick of the Mercs for Money. I'm not buying those, I just want my good 'ol Deadpool! Stop forcing that crap down our throats. In a way it's very meta. Everyone loves Deadpool now and wants to jump on that band wagon, which makes him a little less special. The same effect that having a bunch of fake Deadpools makes the real Deadpool less fun. Deadpool is great because he's the lone annoyance. A whole team of annoying is just annoying. No charm to it. How did Marvel sign off on this crappy crap. I've read almost every Deadpool issue there is and this is by far the worst.
December 9, 2017
Probably more like 2.5 stars. As much as Deadpool can amuse me, some of the story arcs can be a little...much for my taste. But I was in the mood for something silly and mindless and that's exactly what I got, so I can't really complain. It was kind of interesting seeing more about the Mercs for Money, and the first issue got a couple of chuckles out of me. But I didn't see the point of the one entirely in Spanish...couldn't follow it without a translation, obviously. And the Deadpool 2099 wasn't really my thing. Of course, I've never been a fan of Spider-Man 2099 either. I might read more of these when I want something mindless, but these aren't my favorite Deadpool stories.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
June 10, 2018
Not a huge fan of this trade which sucks because I LOVE reading Deadpool comics, I usually read them when I want to laugh and just feel happy but this one just didn’t do it for me. There was really no continuation of the story and it was basically a mashup of a bunch of side stories which one of them I couldn’t even read because it was in Spanish. I think it’s awesome they put in a all Spanish story but I just wish they also added subtitles for those of us who don’t read in Spanish since that was a whole chunk of story I missed out on. I hope the third volume isn’t like this with all these side stories n actually contains some sort of plot or I probably won’t finish the series.
February 26, 2018
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Bem vindos a mais um volume de Deadpool carregadinho de diversas histórias, algumas centradas nos mercenários que com ele trabalham! Se bem se recordam Deadpool montou uma empresa de serviços onde os vários mercenários que trabalham com ele vestem o mesmo uniforme – são sobretudo personagens com capacidades estranhas e traumatizadas com a sua estranheza.
Mas voltemos a Deadpool. O herói está com claros problemas de memória! O volume começa com uma vingança a todos os nomes que se encontram na lista negra. Os motivos para estarem na lista podem ser os mais mesquinhos e absurdos possíveis. Nem quem cometeu a falha se recorda, e muito menos Deadpool. Ele simplesmente sabe que tem um livro com faltosos e de tempos a tempos esquece-se que já se vingou e torna a rodar todos os nomes novamente.
Após este episódio de nova vingança por falha de memória (que continuará noutro volume centrado em Deadpool) são apresentados os vários mercenários ao serviço de Deadpool. A cada história corresponde um estilo gráfico diferente. São histórias curtas com elementos ligeiramente absurdos, apresentando desde um zombie com problemas de memória (porque a sua própria carne se degrada) a um boneco animado que ajuda uma donzela de quem todos se esquecem (uma alusão a A Súbita Aparição de Hope Arden?).
O volume termina com uma pequena história em família que nos apresenta a Deadpool. Não, não me enganei no género. Existe uma Deadpool que parece ter as mesmas capacidades regenerativas e aqui percebemos a sua origem, enquanto em pano de fundo se goza com a postura americana em relação às comissões do ambiente e dos furações – “então, se o ambiente é o problema, temos de nos livrar dessa agência também”.
Mirabolante, carregado de elementos aburdos e idiotas, este volume de Deadpool apresenta várias linhas narrativas – por um lado apresenta duas histórias mais longas que merecem continuidade, por outro, uma divertida secção de pequenas histórias centradas em personagens paralelas que ajudam a perceber a origem da empresa de Deadpool.
Bem vindos a mais um volume de Deadpool carregadinho de diversas histórias, algumas centradas nos mercenários que com ele trabalham! Se bem se recordam Deadpool montou uma empresa de serviços onde os vários mercenários que trabalham com ele vestem o mesmo uniforme – são sobretudo personagens com capacidades estranhas e traumatizadas com a sua estranheza.
Mas voltemos a Deadpool. O herói está com claros problemas de memória! O volume começa com uma vingança a todos os nomes que se encontram na lista negra. Os motivos para estarem na lista podem ser os mais mesquinhos e absurdos possíveis. Nem quem cometeu a falha se recorda, e muito menos Deadpool. Ele simplesmente sabe que tem um livro com faltosos e de tempos a tempos esquece-se que já se vingou e torna a rodar todos os nomes novamente.
Após este episódio de nova vingança por falha de memória (que continuará noutro volume centrado em Deadpool) são apresentados os vários mercenários ao serviço de Deadpool. A cada história corresponde um estilo gráfico diferente. São histórias curtas com elementos ligeiramente absurdos, apresentando desde um zombie com problemas de memória (porque a sua própria carne se degrada) a um boneco animado que ajuda uma donzela de quem todos se esquecem (uma alusão a A Súbita Aparição de Hope Arden?).
O volume termina com uma pequena história em família que nos apresenta a Deadpool. Não, não me enganei no género. Existe uma Deadpool que parece ter as mesmas capacidades regenerativas e aqui percebemos a sua origem, enquanto em pano de fundo se goza com a postura americana em relação às comissões do ambiente e dos furações – “então, se o ambiente é o problema, temos de nos livrar dessa agência também”.
Mirabolante, carregado de elementos aburdos e idiotas, este volume de Deadpool apresenta várias linhas narrativas – por um lado apresenta duas histórias mais longas que merecem continuidade, por outro, uma divertida secção de pequenas histórias centradas em personagens paralelas que ajudam a perceber a origem da empresa de Deadpool.
March 20, 2017
Untold tales of the non-Deadpool members of the Mercs for Money, a super-sized anniversary issue, an all-Spanish tale starring Massacre: the Mexican Deadpool, and a trip to the Marvel 2099 universe. This Deadpool volume was filled with fun, laughs, and tons of violence.
I really enjoyed just about all of this book. The only part I didn't really enjoy was the Mexican Deadpool story. Being all in Spanish and considering I cannot speak a lick of it, I just couldn't read what was being said. Is it wrong to ask for an Spanish-to-English translation?
Slapstick is featured in this book as is the 90s horror character, Terror. Both shine in the first half of this book. I'm thrilled that Slapstick has a series again. Now the House of Ideas needs to give the Terror another shot.
Writer Gerry Duggan continues to thrill, so does artist Scott Koblish. But I think Amazon got it wrong- Brian Posehn isn't still on the creative team. He left shortly before this new series of Deadpool.
I really enjoyed just about all of this book. The only part I didn't really enjoy was the Mexican Deadpool story. Being all in Spanish and considering I cannot speak a lick of it, I just couldn't read what was being said. Is it wrong to ask for an Spanish-to-English translation?
Slapstick is featured in this book as is the 90s horror character, Terror. Both shine in the first half of this book. I'm thrilled that Slapstick has a series again. Now the House of Ideas needs to give the Terror another shot.
Writer Gerry Duggan continues to thrill, so does artist Scott Koblish. But I think Amazon got it wrong- Brian Posehn isn't still on the creative team. He left shortly before this new series of Deadpool.
May 14, 2017
A shorter volume than others, collecting only three issues, and as a whole, it's not one of the best.
Firstly, one of the issues is entirely in Spanish, telling the tale of Masacre. One of the issues is a Deadpool 2099 tale, and not one of the finest issues this series has done. The last one is better, where our main character settles petty grudges, before coming on obvious set-up for further issues.
Firstly, one of the issues is entirely in Spanish, telling the tale of Masacre. One of the issues is a Deadpool 2099 tale, and not one of the finest issues this series has done. The last one is better, where our main character settles petty grudges, before coming on obvious set-up for further issues.
April 11, 2022
Right so the problem is I don't actually speak or read Spanish. Not even a little bit. And I have enough trouble following comics. Between that and the lackluster issue 7 (we don't even know any of these characters yet for me to care about the bonus stories, and the main story wasn't very well done), this could've easily been two stars. But the 2099 stuff? That shit is gold. I want to know more!! It's so exciting!!! So I bumped it up.
December 24, 2018
Basically collects three issues into the worst possible collection imaginable. You have one anniversary issue that's largely made up of forgettable short stories about Deadpool's current (annoying) cast. Then an issue almost entirely in Spanish, and I don't speak Spanish. Finally a 2099 issue, which is just exactly what you expect from a 2099 issue.
September 30, 2021
C'mon guys, you could at least try.
We get one issue which continues off the last volume and sets up the next one. We get six short solo stories featuring the Mercs for Money. We get one issue of Massacre told entirely in Spanish. And then we get an issue introducing Deadpool 2099 which has maybe three pages worth of actual content. Thoroughly underwhelming.
We get one issue which continues off the last volume and sets up the next one. We get six short solo stories featuring the Mercs for Money. We get one issue of Massacre told entirely in Spanish. And then we get an issue introducing Deadpool 2099 which has maybe three pages worth of actual content. Thoroughly underwhelming.
November 14, 2024
This is found very confusing as there was a random collection of volumes.
The stories were ok, but lacked some depth.
The storyline were also not connected at all so it was very confusing.
Honestly it's the only deadpool comic I have picked up so that probably didn't help. Also the Spanish sections I did not understand.
Some of the graphics are impressive though!
The stories were ok, but lacked some depth.
The storyline were also not connected at all so it was very confusing.
Honestly it's the only deadpool comic I have picked up so that probably didn't help. Also the Spanish sections I did not understand.
Some of the graphics are impressive though!
September 25, 2021
As a collection, this leaves a lot to be desired. One overly long chapter filled with...filler material. One chapter in another language (Spanish). One chapter unrelated to the current story. These three things can work fine but not together. This was a disappointment.
November 1, 2017
Not enough Deadpool
April 1, 2018
i love deadpool, but they really ruined this run of him. Its not Deadpool.....
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