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Deadpool (1997-2002) #37 by Mark McKenna, Shannon Blanchard, Christopher J. Priest, Jim Calafiore

nirooj56's review

3.0

Deadpool with Thor and Loki.. It was interesting!

ericarobyn's review

4.0

This issue begins with one of the best descriptions of Deadpool: "Shrouded in stolen identities and clandestine secrets, the merc-with-a-mouth is a man of mystery. Hero? Villain? Sociopath? Deadpool makes his own rules and played by nobody's game. He is an agent of chaos confined to a world of constricting order; blasting down the fourth wall brick by brick." Then we're back with Deadpool and Loki. Loki is asking him to do a favor for him. Deadpool isn't sold on the idea of Loki being his dad, but he goes along with it for now. We then see Deadpool in NYC with Thor, who was rescuing people from a building. Loki told Deadpool that if he separated Thor from his hammer for 60 seconds, he will become mortal. So while Thor is saving people, Deadpool looks for the hammer but is also tempted to help Thor save people. Once Deadpool has the hammer, he does a few things, like going to a fair to use the hammer to hit the bell at the top of the tower...going to a baseball field to hit a ball out of the park. Thor catches up to him soon enough and Loki brings them both back to the lab where he puts Thor in the tube. Of course Thor escapes and discovers that Loki switched the hammers. Thor get Mjolnir back and then knocks Deapool out and leaves. When Deadpool goes back home, he sees that his appearance has changed...


Favorite lines:
"And, suddenly, I had this twinge in my gut that felt a little bit like envy. Couldn't be sure. Could be envy, could be Taco Bell."-Deadpool

"But what your our grand battles?! And the bathroom?!"-Deadpool

"Thou snoozeth, thou loseth."-Deadpool