What would Deadpool do with the power of Thor?

[proteus_lives]

Greetings True Believers!

What wouldn't he do? Let's find out! Verily.




DP lifts the hammer.



Of course, the first thing he does is fight for justice.











But of course, it's all the trickery of the vile Loki. Hammer-fight and Wade's question.




Thor's answer.



A romp indeed.

Comments

[recognitions]

First to catch the KISS reference.

[sinisterlink]

This is still one of my favorite issues of Deadpool. The whole issue is just stupid and hilarious throughout. I also love the stuff you couldn't post, like when he is talking to Loki and Loki made him a little hat just like his that Wade wants to keep. Also, "By Oprah's chins! Mine hammer doth return to me, as though twas a Blockbuster rental!" always makes me laugh no matter how many times I read it.

[proteus_lives]

Oh, yeah. I loved the whole "Is Loki my daddy?" mini-arc.

The entire issue was gold.

[jetblack927]

These scans just broke the right side of my laptop!!!!

Great story thou.

[blackruzsa]

For this, I SAY THEE YAY.

[cainofdreaming]

Walking topless in front of non-curtained windows, skyscraper or not (heck, especially in a skyscraper), in that city? Might as well try dancing through Manhattan stark naked without anyone seeing you.

[halloweenjack]

Done and done!

(Srsly, there are eight million stories in the naked city, and some of them really are naked. Trust em on this.)

[halloweenjack]

Er, trust me, rather.

[valtyr]

Is he... stealing Michael Jackson's llama?

[proteus_lives]

Not stealing, liberating.

[halloweenjack]

Informationllama wants to be free!

[ashez2ashes]

It's almost been my personal canon that Deadpool really is related to Loki... maybe he's his mom or something. Loki got around. XD

[thatnickguy]

Madness?

THIS! IS!

Ah, forget it. That joke was old before the movie even came out.

[jlroberson]

Giffen being the one real exception: Marvel has always done humor more seamlessly in its universe than DC ever has. i.e. Marvel is better at making fun of itself.

[psychopathicus_rex]

Which makes sense, given the generally light-hearted atmosphere that tended to prevail during the Stan Lee period - the man loved him some quips. Also, it may have something to do with its rate of development - DC had some majorly iconic characters in their stable pretty much right off the bat, but Captain America and the like aside, it took Marvel until the early '60's to really hit their stride. Hence, they were much more the underdog during their early years, and it's a lot easier to be self-deprecating when you're the underdog.

[psychopathicus_rex]

Just when is this set? Michael Jackson still alive - Thor without the armored sleeves - Justice in the Avengers - clearly, this is not set in the current time period, but is it hearkening back to an earlier period, or is this simply a much earlier issue?
Also, that 'Thorpool' helmet is really pretty awesome-looking.

[proteus_lives]

It's from the first Deadpool on-going. Mid/late '90s.

[psychopathicus_rex]

Ah, that would explain it, yes.

[tacobob]

I do hope Wade kept those autographed CDs!

[bariman]

He could totally buy himself another nuclear submarine if he sold those CDs on ebay.

[tacobob]

Ofcourse it wouldn't be as valuable as Nocturne's ipod with Beatles music from a world where they never broke up. Wonder what 1980's Beatles music would sound like. Probably end up like the Moody Blues and overdo it with the synthesizer. :/

[cypherfdp]

We need more scans with Deadpool, and don't tell me we have a lot, because when it come to Deadpool, it's not enough.

[tacobob]

Here you go..Enjoy!