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Cable & Deadpool #49 (2006)
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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by fabian nicieza Penciled by reilly brown Cover by skott young
Deadpool and his ragtag group of cronies travel to the savage land in search of a device that will help rebuild the nation of rumekistan in cable’s honor. But things go amiss when they discover that the device is already spoken for…and not even the swarthy ka-zar or his sabretooth sidekick zabu have been able to intervene! Ferocious action and raucous hijinks ensue!
"It’s sad to see this book on the way out, especially since this second-to-last issue is some of Reilly Brown and Fabian Nicieza’s best work. A fun romp through the Savage Land is made even funner (a word you can only use in a Deadpool review) thanks to hilarious dialogue, most notably the fourth wall-breaking asides Deadpool is famous for. This issue’s spot-on running joke is along the following lines: “Wade, listen… Since Cable died—“ “He’ll be back. Probably once they have a big crossover.” Good stuff, and a shame to see Marvel drop it."
THIS BOOK GETS 7 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10
Written by fabian nicieza Penciled by reilly brown Cover by skott young
Deadpool and his ragtag group of cronies travel to the savage land in search of a device that will help rebuild the nation of rumekistan in cable’s honor. But things go amiss when they discover that the device is already spoken for…and not even the swarthy ka-zar or his sabretooth sidekick zabu have been able to intervene! Ferocious action and raucous hijinks ensue!
"It’s sad to see this book on the way out, especially since this second-to-last issue is some of Reilly Brown and Fabian Nicieza’s best work. A fun romp through the Savage Land is made even funner (a word you can only use in a Deadpool review) thanks to hilarious dialogue, most notably the fourth wall-breaking asides Deadpool is famous for. This issue’s spot-on running joke is along the following lines: “Wade, listen… Since Cable died—“ “He’ll be back. Probably once they have a big crossover.” Good stuff, and a shame to see Marvel drop it."
THIS BOOK GETS 7 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10
