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David Lapham,Kyle Baker | 144 pages | 08 Jan 2012 | | 9780785148517 | English | New York, United States Deadpool-MAX-Nutjob — ImgBB

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No recent wiki edits to this page. When the government has a problem that's too dangerous to handle, they call in the one man crazy enough to solve it: Deadpool. Unkillable mercenary, definite weapons expert and swordsman, hopeless romantic, nutjob. But when he's targeting the likes of Hammerhead, leader of the most powerful criminal organization in the world, or Baron Helmut Emmerich Von Zemo, -wearing warrior of hate, even an unkillable super-agent may not be enough! You may think you know Deadpool, but you have no idea. Guest-starring Cable, the , and Domino! This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for:. Until you earn points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. This process takes no more than Deadpool Max: Nutjob few hours and we'll send you an email once approved. Tweet Clean. Cancel Update. What size image should we insert? This will not affect the original upload Small Medium How do you Deadpool Max: Nutjob the image positioned around text? Float Left Float Right. Cancel Insert. Go to Link Unlink Change. Cancel Create Link. Disable this feature for this Deadpool Max: Nutjob. Rows: Columns:. Enter the URL for the tweet you want to embed. Story Arcs. This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for: Beware, you are proposing to add brand new Deadpool Max: Nutjob to the wiki along with your edits. Make sure this is what you intended. This will likely increase the time it takes for your changes to go live. Comment Deadpool Max: Nutjob Save Until you earn points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. Use your keyboard! Deadpool Max: Nutjob (Volume) - Comic Vine

Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Kyle Baker Illustrator. You may think you know Deadpool. Unkillable mercenary, hopeless romantic, nutjob. It's Deadpool Max: Nutjob last part that presents a problem and that's where Agent Bob steps in. Bob's sole charge in life is to point Deadpool at the problem and pull the trigger--not an easy task whenyour agent is three cards shy of a full deck, and even harder when you've gone deep cover in the impenetrab You may think you know Deadpool. Bob's sole charge in life is to point Deadpool at the problem and pull the trigger--not an easy task whenyour agent is three cards shy of a full deck, and even harder when you've gone deep cover in the impenetrable fortress of Hammerhead, the Grand Don of the most powerful criminal organization in the world, and your unkillable agent is head over heels for a French maid named Inga Collecting : Deadpool MAX Get A Copy. HardcoverPremierepages. Published June 1st by Marvel first published January 1st More Details Original Title. Other Editions 8. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, Deadpool Max: Nutjob sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Feb 09, Scott rated it it was ok. I know with MAX that the stories are intentionally taken to an NC type rating level, but Deadpool Max: Nutjob some irony that a volume intended for an adult-only audience is actually steeped in juvenile humor. Exhibit 1 - 'action officer Bob,' Deadpool's barely capable special-ops handler. He slogs through the six somewhat-connected stories with I know with MAX that the stories are intentionally taken to an Deadpool Max: Nutjob type rating level, but there's some irony that a volume intended for an adult-only audience is actually steeped in juvenile humor. He slogs through the six somewhat-connected stories with a permanent 'kick me' sign on his back. Joe in the 80's. A little bit can go a long way, but there's such an over-reliance on said mean-spirited yuks and shock-value gore - is is trying to be 'edgy' or merely just 'appealing to an adolescent male' - that a reader will realize that it's maybe to cover for the thin story-line. If you've never read any Deadpool before, don't start with this volume. Jul 01, Nicolo rated Deadpool Max: Nutjob really liked it Shelves: collected-comics. Deadpool MAX was the kind of book Deadpool Max: Nutjob one reads in measured doses lest risk becoming as unbalanced as Deadpool Max: Nutjob eponymous character. Being a Marvel MAX comic, it has extra added sex and violence tempered by Kyle Baker's animated and cartoony line art. As a character, Deadpool has come a long way from being a Spider-Man clone. It is said that artist Rob Liefeld designed Wade Wilson to make drawing faces easier. Now, A-list creators like and Baker are placing their inedible stamp on the ch Deadpool MAX was the kind of book that one reads in measured doses lest risk becoming as unbalanced as the eponymous character. Now, A-list creators like David Lapham and Baker are placing their inedible stamp on the character. Mar 20, David Schaafsma rated it did not like it Shelves: gn-crime. Didn't like anything about this. Gave it to my brother-in-law for his birthday on the advice of a comic book shop owner and he read it and gave it back to me, with a shrug. This is indiscriminate ultra violence, terrible story, bad art. But it's not funny to me, it's just bad writing. I almost was ready to give it two stars for the art be Didn't like anything about this. I almost was ready to give it two stars for the art because I thought there might have been a touch of Ralph Deadpool Max: Nutjob in here Hunter Thompson connection, who was also an insane guy, but was making actual useful political commentary but I ultimately decided that this was just Deadpool Max: Nutjob insane for the sake of being insane and I didn't like it. Correct me if I'm wrong and this really IS Ralph Steadman-ish and it has deep significance to understanding society. Lapham says insane characters are his favorite kind, and that reminded me of what an actor once told me: insane is easy to play, and always fascinating for audiences to see. I think sane is harder to play, actually. Many comics writers tend to the insane as a kind of reaction to the "sane" world, I suppose: Joker and Batman are both crazy in their own ways because of things that happen in the world. But crazy for crazy's sake? I had heard Deadpool was funny and so before posting this quick review saw from other reviewers that one problem in this version of Deadpool is that it is told from the perspective of Bob instead of Deadppol, and Bob doesn't really get Deadpool, so that's a loss. I dunno. But it fell flat for me. Not funny. Feb 04, Aryn rated it it was ok Shelves: owngraphic-novelfiction. I've read a handful of Deadpool comics, Deadpool Max: Nutjob this just didn't stock up against the other ones. It simply wasn't as funny as it should have been. In the comic book store where I bought this, I was flipping through the issues of the new story arc and they had me rolling. Come on, his nemesis this time around is bringing presidents back from the dead to fight him. There is nothing funnier than Deadpool punching Abe Lincoln in the face. Sorry man, you know I have the greatest respect for you. This De I've read a handful of Deadpool comics, and this just didn't stock up against the other ones. This Deadpool, because the main perspective was Bob, his handler, lost Deadpool Max: Nutjob lot of the Deadpool charm. Yes it was vulgar Deadpool Max: Nutjob silly, but seeing Deadpool through the eyes Deadpool Max: Nutjob someone who can't understand him is a little annoying. Deadpool is wonderful in his self-deprecating randomness that goes on in his brain, and that was simply missing Deadpool Max: Nutjob this book because of the perspective. Not a Deadpool win, Deadpool Max: Nutjob my opinion. Jul 26, Alex Sarll marked it as abandoned. Part of the reason the Deadpool movie was so successful was that adult rating, allowing for something suitably gory and rude. Deadpool Max: Nutjob, not here. Plus, the art is by Kyle Baker, whose career has taken many strange turns over the years but who has Deadpool Max: Nutjob Part of the reason the Deadpool movie was so successful was that adult rating, allowing for something suitably gory and rude. Plus, the art is Deadpool Max: Nutjob Kyle Baker, whose career has taken many strange turns over the years but who has always been adept at a sort of high-stakes cartoonishness that should suit Deadpool perfectly. Deadpool Max: Nutjob why did I only manage one issue of this? Simple: David Lapham. The same writer whose Crossed books completely lack the power of Ennis' or Spurrier's or Moore's or Gillen's, instead seeming content to Deadpool Max: Nutjob in the nastiness of the set-up. Likewise here. We're introduced to Deadpool Max: Nutjob story via Deadpool's handler Bob, who in order to set up a hit has to infiltrate Hammerhead's mob stronghold. Where the staff are all basically naked so they can't hide weapons! And when he has to make a copy of a key, the only thing he can find to take an impression is human faeces! And then he gets beat up some more and very nearly killed because Deadpool is a useless flake! Are you laughing yet? I Deadpool Max: Nutjob a lot of comedy which other people find cruel or otherwise unpleasant. But it does need to be, y'know, comedy. Not just a parade of awfulness for awfulness' Deadpool Max: Nutjob. Garth Ennis, in one of his phases where he was going for the cheap yuks, could Deadpool Max: Nutjob have made something passable from this outline. But at no stage here, or elsewhere in his work, did I get any impression that Lapham has a sense of humour beyond maybe that old stereotype of the German punchlines - "Yes - Deadpool Max: Nutjob there were two axes! Meaning this just feels like an unpleasant, Deadpool Max: Nutjob, wannabe-shocking brand extension for edgelords. And that's such a missed oppportunity when a slightly higher-rated version of standard Deadpool could be so entertaining. Oct 26, Sesana rated it it was ok Shelves: superhumanscomics. Really not for me.