Spider-Man / Deadpool #0
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off the 2016 Spider-Man/Deadpool series, assembling the first six issues of the ongoing title. It pairs the wisecracking wall-crawler with the Merc with a Mouth in a reluctant partnership that blends humor, action, and meta-commentary on superhero team-ups. The volume sets the stage for their chaotic dynamic, with writer Joe Kelly and artist Ed McGuinness leading the creative charge.
In "With Great Power Comes Great Coincidence," Spider-Man and Deadpool collide in a time-twisting adventure that sees Deadpool impersonating Peter Parker—complete with a grumpy Aunt May played by Al—while trying to convince Weasel to repair a teleporter. With Kraven and a chaotic gathering of Peter’s friends throwing wrenches into the plan, Deadpool’s usual chaos takes a surprisingly personal turn. Written by Joe Kelly and Stan Lee, with art by Pete Woods and John Romita, and a delightfully absurd cover by Skottie Young, this 2016 issue blends absurdity and heart in a way only Marvel’s most unpredictable duo can.
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Present, Weasel and the Great Lake Avengers try to figure out how to bring Deadpool and Al back through time. In the past, Deadpool uses his image inducer to impersonate Peter Parker (Al plays a very grumpy Aunt May) and tries to convince Weasel to fix his teleporter to get back to the future. Kraven and a swinging party with Peter's pals get in the way but Deadpool is able to manipulate Weasel into helping him, and all he has to do is wreck his buddy's life and future well being to do so. Deadpool and Al make it back to 1997 with the timeline intact as a nervous Watcher collapses in relief.
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