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Travis343 posted:Also, whenever Deadpool isn't around, all the other characters should be asking, "Where's Deadpool?" And when he comes back, it is accompanied with a sound effect, "DEADPOOL!"
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Gavok posted:He also wrote a great Deadpool annual about a year ago where Spider-Man was all paranoid about the Chameleon constantly attacking him so Deadpool switched costumes with him and acted as Spider-Man for the day. 
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Gavok posted:He also wrote a great Deadpool annual about a year ago where Spider-Man was all paranoid about the Chameleon constantly attacking him so Deadpool switched costumes with him and acted as Spider-Man for the day. 
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Travis343 posted:Also, whenever Deadpool isn't around, all the other characters should be asking, "Where's Deadpool?" I think you'll find that Deadpool is, in fact, the fireworks factory.
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Travis343 posted:Also, whenever Deadpool isn't around, all the other characters should be asking, "Where's Deadpool?" I know it's not the reference everyone else is getting but all I can think of is that Phineas and Ferb cartoon where the pet platypus slips off every day to be a secret agent.
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Well that was the best issue of Spiddy and Diddy I've ever read
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Gavok posted:He also wrote a great Deadpool annual about a year ago where Spider-Man was all paranoid about the Chameleon constantly attacking him so Deadpool switched costumes with him and acted as Spider-Man for the day. Heh. Now I'm thinking of that one issue where Deadpool and Superior Spidey are "teaming up" against a precognitive version of Donald Trump and Deadpool keeps insulting Doc Ock.
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Keeshhound posted:"Friends" seems like such a strong word... 
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Jan 6, 2016 01:08
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All new X-men #21:
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I really want to know what happens when he pushes both those levers forward at once.
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Jan 7, 2016 04:18
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Choco1980 posted:I'd like to see the art of this panel extend further downwards... Well he can, he can do the can-can because Cap needs a can can kicking him right into his cans.
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Jan 7, 2016 04:19
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We have a new contender for worst costume ever. 
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Selachian posted:We have a new contender for worst costume ever. He's got a little vagina in front
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blarzgh posted:He's got a little vagina in front What do you expect from Cuntman?
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Serious Frolicking posted:What do you expect from Cuntman? With that moniker? A a larger, more obvious vagina. As it is, he looks like the part of the sidekick, Cameltoe.
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tribbledirigible posted:With that moniker? A a larger, more obvious vagina. As it is, he looks like the part of the sidekick, Cameltoe. With that haircut it's pretty obvious to me
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Jan 7, 2016 17:38
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I dunno if it was ever used or if it was a commission or a lark, but here's Marquez parodying Incredible Hulk #340
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Selachian posted:We have a new contender for worst costume ever. That description seems like it'd be an interesting novel. The whole "fought crime in a costume as a young man, lost all his money and found a normal life attending college."
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zoux posted:I dunno if it was ever used or if it was a commission or a lark, but here's Marquez parodying Incredible Hulk #340 Deadpool shows up in the "Hulk vs Wolverine" straight to video movie. In it, Hulk and Wolverine both encounter each other wandering the Canadian countryside, and fight (duh). Then suddenly like, everyone from the Weapon X program show up and subdue them in attempt to like, use the powers in them for evil or something. Deadpool delivers his best line he's ever given when not inside a comic book when Wolverine wakes up from the "subduing": "HEY! Wolverine! It's me, Deadpool! Remember me? I shot you in the face!!" To be fair, he did. The best part about this movie is they're pitting the few Marvel characters together that can be totally torn up by each other and live.
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I remember that cartoon being super fun. I remember almost nothing about the Hulk Thor half.
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Choco1980 posted:Deadpool shows up in the "Hulk vs Wolverine" straight to video movie. In it, Hulk and Wolverine both encounter each other wandering the Canadian countryside, and fight (duh). Then suddenly like, everyone from the Weapon X program show up and subdue them in attempt to like, use the powers in them for evil or something. Deadpool delivers his best line he's ever given when not inside a comic book when Wolverine wakes up from the "subduing": "HEY! Wolverine! It's me, Deadpool! Remember me? I shot you in the face!!" I don't remember a lot from that movie sadly. I remember the 5 minute segment of Deadpool trying to reassemble his arm after Wolverine sliced it into 4 parts and ended up putting parts on backwards. The other was him helping Wolvie near the end and trying to outrun the Hulk down a long hallway while shouting "Logan, buddy, I think we lost him!"
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Seriously, this is pretty much all gold: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLCLRkYElAI
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zoux posted:I dunno if it was ever used or if it was a commission or a lark, but here's Marquez parodying Incredible Hulk #340 I wanna say this was from Deadpool variant month.
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Zeeman posted:Seriously, this is pretty much all gold: Noooo, thaat was my favourite guuuuuun!  still gets a laugh out of me.
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I guess I have to be more into comics than I am to find most of Deadpool funny. The other half of that cartoon was Hulk being separated from Bruce Banner by Loki, causing Hulk to blow up Asgard. Then it became about Thor's stupid family. So really neither half were really about Hulk so much.
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OneThousandMonkeys posted:I guess I have to be more into comics than I am to find most of Deadpool funny. It doesn't really help.
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If you don't groove on Deadpool's fool schtick immediately you're probably not going to start once you find out about the handful of pathos he's accrued in 20 years.
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I find I tend to not like Deadpool books but I like books he's in where he's a guest or part of a team.
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zoux posted:I find I tend to not like Deadpool books but I like books he's in where he's a guest or part of a team. I can understand feeling he's at his best when he has someone to properly work off of, instead of wholly relying on "Thaaaat's Deadpool!" Even in that entirely average Deadpool game (Thanks, steam sharing), the Cable Segments were some of the higher quality stuff in it because it had, you know, actual banter beyond someone going "Deadpool is crazy." Though I did like the bouncy castle reveal.
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The weird thing is I know who Iron Jaw is (served with Hitler in WWI, got his jaw blown off, etc.), but when did he get an ape body? Also in looking him up, apparently the copyright has expired on Iron Jaw and he's now in the public domain. Atomic Robo character find of 2016?? Get on it Clevinger.
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mind the walrus posted:If you don't groove on Deadpool's fool schtick immediately you're probably not going to start once you find out about the handful of pathos he's accrued in 20 years. I wouldn't call it a handful, and he acquired most of it as soon as he was allowed to be anything besides a secondary character in a liefeld book. It's a bit lame that most writers seem to want to either dump more trauma on him or just play him 100% wacky.
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mind the walrus posted:If you don't groove on Deadpool's fool schtick immediately you're probably not going to start once you find out about the handful of pathos he's accrued in 20 years. It is kind of weird that one of Marvel's most popular humor characters is a suicidal, cancer-ridden rape victim mass murderer who used to torture his loved ones due to control issues and unknowingly murdered his parents.
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Gavok posted:It is kind of weird that one of Marvel's most popular humor characters is a suicidal, cancer-ridden rape victim mass murderer who used to torture his loved ones due to control issues and unknowingly murdered his parents. Eh, we've already seen like 27 different versions of whatever was going on with his parents, I wouldn't count the Posehn/Duggan version as the word of god.
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Lurdiak posted:Eh, we've already seen like 27 different versions of whatever was going on with his parents, I wouldn't count the Posehn/Duggan version as the word of god. The Watcher's eyes do not lie. Nor does the current version of Sabretooth, I guess.
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"Yes, Wade Wilson. You killed your parents, and they were neither clones, robots, or simulacra."
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Scaramouche posted:The weird thing is I know who Iron Jaw is (served with Hitler in WWI, got his jaw blown off, etc.), but when did he get an ape body? He is a goon after all. In fact are we sure iron jaw isn't helsingard after all?
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Lurdiak posted:I wouldn't call it a handful, and he acquired most of it as soon as he was allowed to be anything besides a secondary character in a liefeld book.
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