Marvel Comics has released a trailer for Deadpool #1, out today. It’s a new start for Deadpool, written by Cody Ziglar with art by Rogê Antônio.
“Wade’s been one of my favorite characters since I first got into super hero comics, so being asked to helm a Deadpool series was a dream come true,” Ziglar said. “I look forward to diving into and exploring Wade’s family (found or otherwise), his unique approach to being a (mostly) unkillable mercenary, as well see what kinda of whackos they bring into his orbit.”
The first issue is excellent, and as I said in my review, “Deadpool #1 is a nice change of pace as the sad sack that is Wade Wilson is trying to mend things with his trusty Symbiote doggo and a desire to make things right in his life. Fans of the previous run will love Ziglar picking up where that left off, with a promise for more development with Deadpool’s daughter. With plenty of action, this will appear to fans, both new and old. This will be a strong contender for best #1 issue of the year due to pace and emotionality.”
Check out the trailer below.
New York, NY— April 3, 2024 — Just ahead of the character’s highly anticipated return to the big screen, Deadpool’s new solo ongoing comic series hits stands today!
Written by Cody Ziglar, known for his acclaimed work on Miles Morales: Spider-Man, and drawn by Rogê Antônio, the artist behind some of Venom and Carnage’s bloodiest recent adventures, DEADPOOL #1 launches Marvel’s most iconic mercenary into an explosive new age jam-packed with Wade Wilson’s unique style of violence and lunacy, along with a heavy dose of deadly family drama. Targeted by a brand-new archenemy named Death Grip—who may very well live up to his name—Wade finds himself reunited with his daughter Ellie. It’s the father/daughter duo the Marvel Universe isn’t ready for… and if Death Grip has his way, it’ll only lead to heartbreak!
Fans can get a fresh look at the new series in the explosive DEADPOOL #1 trailer, featuring never-before-seen interior artwork and the cover to DEADPOOL #4!
A badass moment when you consider how far they fell.
Credit: Marvel“Wade’s been one of my favorite characters since I first got into super hero comics, so being asked to helm a Deadpool series was a dream come true,” Ziglar said. “I look forward to diving into and exploring Wade’s family (found or otherwise), his unique approach to being a (mostly) unkillable mercenary, as well see what kinda of whackos they bring into his orbit.”
Get locked and loaded and pick up DEADPOOL #1 at your local comic shop or digitally today! For more information, visit Marvel.com.
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