What order should I read Deadpool comics?

Deadpool Reading Order:

• From Early Deadpool to Agent X (1997 – 2003)
• Cable & Deadpool (2004 – 2008)
• Deadpool by Daniel Way (2008 – 2012)
• Marvel Now! (2012 – 2015)
• All-New, All-Different Marvel (2015-2017)
• Marvel Legacy (2017-2018)
• Marvel Fresh Start (2018-)

Where do I start Deadpool comics?

And from here, start with Deadpool’s first appearance in New Mutants #98. Then go on to Deadpool Vol 1, #14. After that, you can read the Weapon X series or just pick up on Deadpool anywhere. , Has read 1700 DC comics.

Do comics have to be read in order?

Absolutely not. You can read as much or as little as you want. If you are only interested in Batman or the X-Men feel free to only read their comics and ignore everything else. If you are going through a larger order, like the Ultimate Marvel order, feel free to skip series you have no interest in.

How do you call Deadpool?

Fans can call the number 1-833-377-4323 to hear Deadpool speak and even interact with the caller.

Is Deadpool a good comic book character?

Deadpool is just one part of the ensemble, but he’s well-used as the comic relief in an otherwise very dark book. Given the more serious tone, he also gets some character development that isn’t always present in the sillier solo books.

Who is the writer of Deadpool vol 1?

Deadpool, Vol. 1: Dead Presidents, by Gerry Duggan, Brian Posehn, and Tony Moore Writer Gerry Duggan just ended a stretch on Deadpool that began way back in 2013 with “Dead Presidents,” co-written by comedian Brian Posehn (they wrote as a team for more than two years).

What do you think about Deadpool’s opening arc?

The opening arc has everything that would characterize DP’s modern era, and also everything you would dream of asking for in a Deadpool book: cartoony violence; wisecracks; and zombie Abraham Lincoln. A necromancer has revived all of America’s former presidents, hoping they can restore the country’s founding spirit.

Is Deadpool 2 going to be as filthy as everyone says?

Deadpool 2 arrives in theaters on Friday, and the advance buzz suggests it’s as gleefully filthy as you’d expect, given, you know, everything about the first one. If you’re reading this, there is an excellent chance you’re going to see it, or perhaps you clicked the wrong link?