colonel_green (![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} colonel_green) wrote in ![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} scans_daily,@ 2009-03-26 20:28:00 |
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Whatever happened to the Deadpool of tomorrow?
Four scans from X-Force/Cable: Messiah War #1, in which X-Force goes into one of the many post-apocalyptic futures in circulation and run into a familiar face.
Someone opens fire, nearly killing Vanisher:
I don't normally find Deadpool all that funny, but this (and Wolverine's frustration) totally is.
Also, here's a scan from earlier in the issue, as Cyclops exposits about everything that happened up to this point:
After Whedon and co.'s best efforts to totally destroy any relationship between them, those lines gratify me; I'm a total sucker for that father/son dynamic (it's relative absence from Wolverine and the X-Men is one of the things that most disappoints me about it (which, otherwise, I generally enjoy)).
Other notes:
- Choi & Oback rock really, really hard.
- Doing the tags for this I totally had to look up whatever Dom's real name is.
I don't normally find Deadpool all that funny, but this (and Wolverine's frustration) totally is.
Also, here's a scan from earlier in the issue, as Cyclops exposits about everything that happened up to this point:
After Whedon and co.'s best efforts to totally destroy any relationship between them, those lines gratify me; I'm a total sucker for that father/son dynamic (it's relative absence from Wolverine and the X-Men is one of the things that most disappoints me about it (which, otherwise, I generally enjoy)).
Other notes:
- Choi & Oback rock really, really hard.
- Doing the tags for this I totally had to look up whatever Dom's real name is.