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Bezig met laden... Deadpool Classic, Vol. 3 (editie 2009)door Joe Kelly (Auteur)
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Betrayals both real and imagined on all sides set Deadpool up for a grudge match with archenemy T-Ray, one that leaves our horrific hero stabbed in the heart both figuratively and literally! Plus: The Merc with a Mouth meddles with a classic Spider-Man story, with both versions featured here! Also collects Amazing Spider-Man #47. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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This trade contains some of my favorite issues as well - the Spider-Man retake (which is hilarious) and the arc "Drowning Man," which is arguably the best Deadpool arc ever written, bar none. I won't spoil it, but Joe Kelly manages to write a life-defining moment in a complex, convoluted way - and Deadpool, whose grip on sanity is loose at best, reacts in a way that is totally in character. It's shocking, it's saddening, it's infuriating - it's the best.
Okay, I'm done gushing about Joe Kelly (for now), but he's not the only one who deserves some gushing. Ed McGuinness illustrates one issue, and I like his "cartoony" style. The next several are illustrated by Nathan Massengill, whom I've never heard of before, but his style is a lot like McGuinness' so I really enjoyed it. I'd definitely be interested in seeing more from him.
Altogether, this is an excellent trade, and it's LEAGUES better than the current Deadpool crap that's being churned out right now. The character is three-dimensional, genuinely funny, and plain readable. He's bad, but you want to root for him anyway. This is the Deadpool I love. ( )