Gwenpool Omnibus (Gwenpool, The Unbelievable (2016-2018))

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Grauso, Alisha (September 21, 2021). "Seth Green Interview: Marvel's What If...?". Screen Rant. Archived from the original on September 22, 2021 . Retrieved September 22, 2021. Unbelievable Gwenpool won second place in the 2018 Gaiman Awards for the first two volumes of Unbelievable Gwenpool. [8] Collected editions [ edit ]

Interview: Christopher Hastings on creating Gwenpool and writing Vote Loki". Archived from the original on 2020-08-09 . Retrieved 2017-05-06.Anywhere and everywhere — hang on! Dan Slott and Michael Allred take the Sentinel of the Spaceways on his wildest ride yet — with a very special companion! Meet Dawn Greenwood, the Earth girl who's enabled the Silver Surfer to see the universe with all-new eyes — and push its boundaries like never before! But that way leads to incredible dangers — like the Never Queen, Warrior One and Jumbonox the Giganormous! From perfect planets to wrathful warriors, from the end of reality to an all-new beginning, they'll travel the length and breadth of space and time…and beyond! But what could ever make Norrin Radd willing to once again serve Galactus? Slott and Allred weave a cosmic-powered story of triumph, tragedy and boundless imagination — including the 2016 Eisner Award-winning story "Never After"! COLLECTING:Silver Surfer (2014) 1-15, All-New Marvel Now! Point One (2014) 1 (Silver Surfer Story), Silver Surfer (2016) 1-14 Comichron: August 2019 Comic Book Sales to Comics Shops". www.comichron.com . Retrieved 2022-09-18. Schlesinger, Alex (Apr 5, 2023). "Gwenpool Officially Comes Out as Marvel's First Asexual Hero". Screen Rant. According to Diamond Comic Distributors, Gwenpool Holiday Special #1 was the 16th best selling comic book in December 2015. [62] [63] [64] Medicom produced a Gwenpool figure for the MAFEX line of figures, variant depicting Evil Gwenpool was also released.

Cronin, Brian (2017-01-30). "15 Popular Comic Book Characters That Started As Jokes". Comic Book Resources . Retrieved 2022-09-19.

Future Gwen battles Spider-Man, Terrible Eye, and Doonan, while each side tries to convince the present Gwen to join their cause. Future Gwen turns out to be weakened by Present Gwen's doubt, but still effortlessly kills Doonan, Terrible Eye, and Spider-Man, horrifying Present Gwen, before explaining to her past self that she became a villain because she was tired of her good deeds being undone as the plot progressed, so she turned to committing evil that could always be undone on characters that "matter", demonstrated when Spider-Man's death is retconned a moment later because he is too important in the story to be killed. However, Present Gwen is disgusted at the idea of hurting the characters she has grown to love, and wipes her future self from existence. This comes at the cost of erasing all of the Evil Gwen stories and thus dramatically shortening Present Gwen's lifespan. Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange gets the thumbs up… from Doctor Strange". Digital Spy. June 24, 2016 . Retrieved June 24, 2016. Vincent Doonan: A rogue Doombot who first hired Gwen when she defeated M.O.D.O.K. and then turned against her when he decide she was the biggest threat to his quiet small town life style. This resulted in him getting credit for saving his neighborhood from the alien arms dealers he was actually working with and unwanted attention as a hero. After trying to take out Dr. Doom together the two seem to have reconciled and become friends. He allowed Squirrel Girl to access his systems for her computer class and helped resurrect her friend Cecil. Jim Johnson of Comic Book Resources called The Unbelievable Gwenpool #1 a "fun and decidedly comical precedent that bodes well for the series," asserting, "As this issue combines a sweet and beloved character with one of comic's deadliest and most sarcastic mercenaries, Hastings places himself on a tightrope with his story; falling off to one side means developing Gwen as a little too sugary for hardboiled Deadpool fans, and the other means making her a killer in the eyes of those who see her as an alternate version of Peter Parker's onetime girlfriend. He largely dodges that choice for now, and justifiably so, and so this high wire act is a persuasive selling point for the series' upcoming issues for now. [...] There's a kind of uncertain demeanor to "The Unbelievable Gwenpool" #1, where Hastings begins to explore his character in earnest while remaining vague about the concept's longterm workability. For now, though, the comic carries a lot of darkly humorous fun and has earned the benefit of any doubt." [71] Comichron: December 2015 Comic Book Sales to Comics Shops". www.comichron.com . Retrieved 2022-09-18.

Gwenpool appears as a playable character in Marvel Contest of Champions. [90] During the game, there is also an antagonistic Gwenperion, which M.O.D.O.K. has infused with Hyperion's powers. Sasaki, Chifuyu; Kawano, Naoko (October 27, 2017). グウェンプール:こっちの世界にオジャマしま~す (MARVEL). Tankōbon Softcover. I originally read all these issues in digital format, then I bought the omnibus as soon as I heard that it was available.

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And Finally... Has Marvel Noticed That Gwenpool Is A Thing Now? - Bleeding Cool News And Rumors". Bleeding Cool News And Rumors. 2015-08-21 . Retrieved 2018-07-09. In her Love Unlimited arc, Gwenpool specifically requested to have "dynamite gams" added to her wiki entry as one of her powers, after it was said by Julie Power. Budgen, Rebecca (2022-08-31). "10 Asexual Icons In Comic Books". Screen Rant . Retrieved 2022-09-19. Gwenpool ( Gwendolyn " Gwen" Poole; colloquial: " GwenPool"; " Pink Slayer") is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. A girl from the real world transported to the Marvel Universe, her physical design originated as an amalgam of Gwen Stacy and Wade Wilson created by Chris Bachalo for a variant cover of Deadpool's Secret Secret Wars #2, which was one of twenty such variant covers published due to the popularity of Spider-Gwen from June 2015. Unfortunately, the second half of the omnibus is a bit weaker. Not terrible, but not up to the same high bar as the first half. I recommend pausing for at least a day at that point, just to ease the contrast.

According to trade publication ICv2, the first issue of Unbelievable Gwenpool was the 6th best-selling comic for April 2016, selling 100,852 units. [7] Accolades [ edit ]Jim Johnson of Comic Book Resources described Gwenpool Holiday Special #1 as a "funny and whimsical holiday one-shot," asserting, "Beyruth's art is the most traditional of this comic's artistic talent, but it readily carries the comedy of Duggan's script with seemingly little effort. Duggan's story also has a sappy but likeable sugary Christmas ending, and even serves as one of the feature's final laughs. Lastly, "Gwenpool's Holiday Adventure" by Christopher Hastings and Gurihiru is a delightfully whimsical story that defies any kind of believability, but that's just fine. Armed with all the skills a partially-viewed YouTube how-to video can supply, Gwenpool goes up against a villain who's more akin to an evil version of the genie in Disney's "Aladdin" than any kind of real threat, but—as scripted by Hastings and illustrated by Gurihiru with a touch of manga influence—the story is too much fun not to like. "Gwenpool Special" #1 isn't taken over by Gwenpool, like Kris Anka's rendering of the character on this comic's cover would indicate, but that's no issue, as the creators involved collectively make Christmastime for Marvel fans a little more enjoyable." [65]