Cover: Jason Pearson

Deadpool Family #1

Jun 2011 · Marvel · 3.99 USD

📊 ~17,392 copies sold its debut month

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“Show and Raise Hell”

In "Show and Raise Hell," Deadpool’s younger sibling Jo takes center stage in a chaotic mix of toy-fueled ego and high-stakes antics, stealing a massive robot to reclaim the spotlight when his friends get distracted by a kid’s new gadgets. Written by Cullen Bunn and brought to life with sharp, energetic art by Dominike Stanton, this 2011 issue captures the absurdity and heart of the Deadpool Family with a story that’s equal parts ridiculous and heartfelt. The cover by Jason Pearson perfectly captures the moment’s over-the-top flair.

writer Cullen Bunn · artist Dominike Stanton · inker Robert Campanella · colorist John Rauch · letterer Jeff Eckleberry · cover Jason Pearson

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Cast · 2 characters

Deadpool Wade Wilson

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writer Cullen Bunn

artist Dominike Stanton

inker Robert Campanella

colorist John Rauch

letterer Jeff Eckleberry

cover pencils, inks Jason Pearson

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When a kid with the latest robot toys distracts Kidpool's friends from watching his awesome fighting moves, he steals a giant robot to stomp around in and turn the attention back on himself.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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