The humor inherent in a character like Deadpool - and his history of breaking the comic book fourth wall - appeals to Young, and to artist Nic Klein. Similar to my run on Rocket, I like doing shorter stories and have threads that weave in and out.” And I like to try and make you laugh while someone his getting their arm broken or head exploded. “I like to write stories that move fast and keep you on the ride.
That place is a Deadpool book that’s “Fast paced, big and humorous,” Young continued. haha,” Young wrote to Polygon, “But he was spoken for so I said ‘well, i can kind of have a similar vibe for Rocket, just cleaned up a bit.’ So my head was already in that place.”
“Before I pitched Rocket Raccoon back in 2013, I tried to get Deadpool.
Skottie Young/Marvel Comicsīut Rocket Raccoon was just a step on the way. X -Babies tie in issue or his recent run on Rocket Raccoon. You might know Skottie Young best for his art - particularly his distinctive renderings of Marvel characters as child-like figures - perhaps even his A-Babies vs. Marvel’s Fresh Start relaunch has already rolled out brand new creative teams and new #1 issues for heavy hitters like the Avengers, Thor, Hulk and Captain America - but what about the stranger corners of the Marvel Universe?Ĭourtesy of Marvel Comics, Polygon can reveal that the Merc With the Mouth is getting his own minty fresh start with Deadpool #1, the beginning of a new series written by Skottie Young and drawn by Nic Klein.
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