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    Cable #25

    Cable » Cable #25 - Deadpool & Cable: Two Mutants And A Baby released by Marvel on June 2010.

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    Deadpool & Cable: Two Mutants And A Baby last edited by Darkside_of_the_Sun on 03/15/21 09:33PM View full history

    “TWO MUTANTS AND A BABY” DOUBLE-SIZED FINAL ISSUE CO-STARRING DEADPOOL! You know, before that red-headed would-be messiah/destroyer of the world showed up, Cable had another partner. That’s right: Wade Wilson -- a.k.a. Deadpool! And while everybody’s excited about Cable bringing Hope back to the present to rejoin the X-Men, they’re forgetting the most important part of the story: The beginning, back when Cable first lifted the helpless baby out of her incubator up in Alaska. Wait -- You don’t think Cable did that alone, did you? You don’t think he managed to make his way across hundreds of miles, avoiding Predator X and Purifiers without a little assist, do you? Hell no. Cable asked for help from his favorite Merc with a Mouth and now, finally, this action-packed, oversized story can be told. Before there can be an end, there must be a beginning

    Cable hired Deadpool to help escort the baby to the future. So Cable and Deadpool fought the Purifiers and other mutants who all wanted the baby. After that Cable and Deadpool retreated to the mountains with the baby until Predator X came after them. Deadpool tried to take him out but Predator X ate Deadpool. Cable ran away from the monster until Predator X spit Deadpool out. Deadpool then told Cable to run and then he pressed a button that set off a bomb that Deadpool put in Predator X's stomach. So Predator X died but right after that a sentinel came to destroy all mutants in the area. Cable took cover and dodging the sentinel attacks. Deadpool then distracted the sentinel by wearing a suit made out of the body parts of Predator X. The sentinel then ran after Deadpool until the sentinel fell into a hole. The fall destroyed the sentinel but not Deadpool because he was holding onto a rope. Deadpool didn't want to leave but Cable said it's the only way. "

    Notes:

    • Although the cover says "Deadpool/Cable", the indica states Cable issue 25.
    • The Direct Edition Variant Cover is a homage to the cover of Baffling Mysteries #7.
    • The Direct Edition Variant Cover is a homage to the cover of Crisis on Infinite Earths #7.
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    Awe strikingly good. 0

    When I heard the rumor that Cable may be dying in Second coming (RUMOR! RUMOR! Might not be true!), I was a little upset but I could take it or leave it. This book however makes me really want him to stay alive.  Why?  BECAUSE I FORGOT HOW AWESOME THIS TEAM CAN BE! Seriously, I love Deadpool but when he's teamed up with Cable it makes him sooooooo much better. You need a straight man to keep the laughs coming. And the action can really flesh itself out when two players with very different tactic...

    3 out of 4 found this review helpful.

    So THAT'S what this event is about 0

    See three statement summary below  A lot is going in the X Universe, way to much for a man with a budget.  Though I didn't buy this for the xmen, I bought this for good ole Deadpool and his revival tour with Cable.  Now I never read and Cable Deadpool before this so I'm at a disadvantage of reviewing for fans, but for newbies to the series and the Xmen as a whole I can say you probably will enjoy this book.  It's quick, it's witty, a lot happens, it shoots first and explains later, and is all an...

    2 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    Review: Cable #25 0

    Deadpool takes readers on a "behind the scenes" look at his secret role in the Messiah Complex storyline.  THE GOOD I haven't read any of Swierczynski's work before, but I'll definitely look for his name after this, because this was probably the funniest superhero comic I've read in as long as I can remember. Deadpool's sense of humor is notoriously hard for writers to nail. Many try, few nail it. And Swierczynski nails it to the wall right here in a spotless storytelling dance with ...

    2 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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