Deadpool 1997 Ongoing or the Running Joker
Deadpool vs. X-Force 1 Variant Edition

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COMIC DETAILS

Comic Description: Deadpool vs. X-Force 1 Modern
Grade: 9.8
Page Quality: WHITE
Certification #: 4118369002
Owner: ADAMANTIUM

SET DETAILS

Custom Sets: This comic is not in any custom sets.
Sets Competing: Deadpool 1997 Ongoing or the Running Joker  Score: 24
Research: See CGC's Census Report for this Comic

Owner's Description

Duane Swierczynski story, Pepe Larraz art, and J. Scott Campbell cover! An early drive in this 2024 April to pick up for $135 out the door from Titan Comics. We need a little Campbell and even Deadpool in our lives every once in a while, even if for about FMV! It takes all kinds in the collection, and with X-force being a prominent team of times past, an approximate variant that is possibly ratioed at 1:25? I'm not sure, but variants abounded before my time back, as this 2014 edition shows! Glad to do research and go back to the roots of artists, even if the "variants" per se are abundant, in 9.8 I'll take some nice art that is well preserved. Deadpool has somewhat a start in X-force, in the collection and in comics after New Mutants #98, and it is only logical to give it the old "pick up" for the win! Time is telling if these Deadpool video games and ephemera being spread around will hold the attention of the wildly rambunctious!

Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released to theaters of, "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes!" This is possibly the 1st of its "kind" that I'll see in theaters. I'm sure the movie's eye roll acting of apes can actually play out as sarcasm and with flinging Deadpool quips on the brain for me, that are reminiscent of the "ape kind of crazy" within comics! Deadpool always comes along for the mission, even when it is biological discrepancies or for saving the world! It takes a troop, which is a group of apes with keen observations, and or an innovative solution when talking about a future that is runover by the past, that is alluding to an evolution of slapstick somewhere!

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