COMICS: Relive The Naughty Nineties In First Look At DEADPOOL #34; ORIGINAL SIN Tie-In

COMICS: Relive The Naughty Nineties In First Look At DEADPOOL #34; ORIGINAL SIN Tie-In

The 90's were a simpler time, but also a pretty terrible time for comics. It was also a time when the action was extreme and pouches were really in style. Today, Marvel have released a 90s fueled look at Deadpool #34, a tie-in to Original Sin...

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By JoshWilding - Aug 18, 2014 07:08 AM EST
Filed Under: Deadpool
Chart topping writers Brian Posehn & Gerry Duggan along with artist Scott Koblish bring the truth about Deadpool’s past to light as the Merc With a Mouth’s Original Sin adventure comes to its Earth-shattering conclusion! See the darkest secrets of Deadpool’s past first hand as we flashback to the glory days of 90s comics. Guest-starring the biggest comic stars of the 1990s – 90s Sabretooth, 90s Alpha Flight and 90s artwork! Plus, what 90s comic would be complete without a special cover treatment? Don’t miss the special 3D (Dashingly Dancing Deadpool) motion variant cover by artist Mark Brooks when DEADPOOL #34 hits comic shops in September!








 
DEADPOOL #34
Written by GERRY DUGGAN, BRIAN POSEHN
Pencils by SCOTT KOBLISH
Cover by MARK BROOKS
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Magus
Magus - 8/18/2014, 7:57 AM
This actually looks pretty funny for once. Sabretooth's hair is so 90's.
DarthSandwich
DarthSandwich - 8/18/2014, 8:00 AM
Making fun of Liefeld? Count me in.
scapegoatjones
scapegoatjones - 8/18/2014, 8:00 AM
last image of Alpha Flight looks like it was ripped from the pages of MAD magazine
scapegoatjones
scapegoatjones - 8/18/2014, 8:03 AM
can we get one of the much-lauded officers to cpy+paste the article from newsarama about the "planet venom" as a CBM article. I don't feel like travelling waaaaaaaaaaaay over to another site to read it.
BuckyCap
BuckyCap - 8/18/2014, 8:06 AM
LMAO @ everyone's feet being hidden in that final picture!
TelaVizion
TelaVizion - 8/18/2014, 8:11 AM
This tie-in has been pretty sucky. Him having a black daughter is kinda cool, but outside of that, this comic just isn't good. His infinite series "Dracula's Gauntlet" was good has hell. Maybe that just spoiled me for Deadpool content.

I kinda don't want him to have a movie like the comics if it'll be like this stuff.

Deadpool origins book was also good.
pepe
pepe - 8/18/2014, 8:23 AM
Yikes.... Whattah*ll is this crrrrrap.....?
90's nightmare allover again
Fatbastic
Fatbastic - 8/18/2014, 8:24 AM
hahaha...ALL the feet are hidden. This is great! [frick] you Rob Liefeld!
blackandyellow
blackandyellow - 8/18/2014, 8:25 AM
The 90s were a terrible time for comics just because of the art and everyone trying to capitalize on the "extreme" fad. Rob Liefeld is the perfect example.
JoJo1982
JoJo1982 - 8/18/2014, 8:36 AM
Lmao I remember like 30 characters that had their hair style like Wolverine in the 90s
DukeAcureds
DukeAcureds - 8/18/2014, 8:42 AM
'90s were undeniably bad, generally speaking. But then there was Vertigo and such, on the flip side of things.

I love how this comic makes fun of the sensational and overly commercial side of the '90s whilst having a "3D motion cover" or whatever they call it.
TheDpool
TheDpool - 8/18/2014, 8:45 AM
As much of a flashback this is its like an epileptics worst nightmare
DukeAcureds
DukeAcureds - 8/18/2014, 8:48 AM
Jollem@ Those are undeniable '90s classics, but that doesn't necessarily make them all good comics. In fact a lot of those (such as Spawn, Jim Lee's X-Men, Knightfall and The Death of Superman) were indeed classic examples of some of the worst elements of the decade. Having said that, I really did love all of those comics and enjoyed them so much at the time. But I did so, recognising that they were entirely driven by commerce and lacked in substance.
cipher
cipher - 8/18/2014, 8:51 AM
Wertham really ballsed things up for a long time.
SpiderFraud
SpiderFraud - 8/18/2014, 8:55 AM
I think most people hate the 90's in retrospect.

As a kid I never realized the hate, till I got older. I personally adore the 60's charm at this moment in life.
cipher
cipher - 8/18/2014, 9:03 AM
Ha, I'm 25. I was born in '89, so the 90s was my f*cked up childhood, too.
EhMaybeSays
EhMaybeSays - 8/18/2014, 9:05 AM
I have to agree with @Jollem
MercwithMouth
MercwithMouth - 8/18/2014, 9:08 AM
That looks fargin' AWESOME! I love the lack of feet, the 90's Sabretooth is great, and Brian Posehn is an evil genius!
Nivekian
Nivekian - 8/18/2014, 9:09 AM
The post 1995 comics is when thing really went downhill, with the crossover multi-cover hologram #1 multi-title collectors issue crap. As soon as people who thought they could market comics like baseball cards started effecting the market, they screwed up comics so bad the ripples are still echoing 20 years later. As soon as the appearance of the comic superseded content, that's when we were bombarded with crap. And the less I say about Image Comics, the better, because I lay A LOT of fault at the feet of those guys for hobbling an industry I not only loved, but wanted to be a part of.
MercwithMouth
MercwithMouth - 8/18/2014, 9:10 AM
Speaking of collectables... I just found a nice copy of Moon Knight #1...Anyone wanna buy it? $50...
WruceBayne
WruceBayne - 8/18/2014, 9:11 AM
Deadpool has become such a parody. He's a complete joke. When's the last time any of us has bought a Deadpool comic looking for a good story? NOT LATELY.
LEOSTRATOR
LEOSTRATOR - 8/18/2014, 9:11 AM
90's comics had some weird and crazy stuff going on, but it was far better than this crap we got now. DC's new 52 and Marvel now is shit, we have less divers characters now than in the 90's. Creator owned comics was at the front which influenced creativity and not sales. Now we get gimmick after gimmick and retold stories.
SpiderFraud
SpiderFraud - 8/18/2014, 9:14 AM
@ManCalledSting

I like the Clone saga also. I would love to see a slim downed version adapted on the big screen.

Growing up in 90's is weird for me, since my taste differs from most comic fans now. I think Kyle Rayner is a awesome Green Lantern and Wally West is my preferred Flash. I also love the XTREMENESS of certain characters.

Good times.
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