COMICS: New World...DISORDER? First Look At AVENGERS & X-MEN: AXIS #7

First

Has Deadpool ever had a kid?

I want to see a comedy about Dadpool.

So is Deadpool...sane now? I mean since they're all inverted and stuff.

Ugh,its hard to get in this cause Apocalypse is just going to be here temporarily.

I just realized that is deadpool next to Spidey.hopefully they get into his feelings about Evan becoming apocalypse.

This event has been ok. Spider verse has been the event to read imo. Carnage has been fun with this

Will someone explain this "Kluh" to me. I have not heard of him before. How do you even pronounce that?

Bruh

The story idea in this is really good but the execution is just off. Wish they'd have just let Remender tell this story in the pages of Uncanny Avnegers.

@ScionStorm

kluh is hulk backwards.as kluh describes it when the hulk gets sad kluh appears.

the hulk's hulk.

@beane2099

You're so right. I wish they'd dispense with these mega events and gives us a few (5) years of writers and artists staying on the books they're on and stop annoying the OTHER writer/artist teams (and us) with these incessant macro-crossover stories.

Can you imagine, Marvel never would have been built if Stan, Jack, Roy and the others had drawn out every story like they do now. Just FOR INSTANCE (and I don't care WHY they did things the way they did way back then), imagine the first time the Fantastic Four meet and fight the Uncanny X-men (shockingly titled, We Have to Fight the X-men!). You have mind control, psychic clay, heroes forced to fight heroes, Mad Thinker, Puppet Master, and the Android . . .You can easily see how this could have escalated into a full scale war with other heroes joining in and choosing sides. A half a year could have been milked out of that, but Stan and Jack had us in and out in an issue.
Or think about Roy's magnus opus . . . at a paltry nine issues. Certainly today's Marvel could have stretched it out to two years (or even longer).
The point being that just because we CAN fill in every story-nook and cranny with mini series spin-offs and single issues written from the perspective of the common joe . . . doesn't mean we should.