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Writer: Frank Tieri // Artists: Jadson Jose Oliveria Araujo, Marcelo Ferriera // MARVEL Absolute Kinship We began this series when Spidey said to Deadpool:”Iigh B, you doing the most, and you getting me tight. Clearly, you got some issues to work out, so we not gon’ talk until you get that sorted.”** **Loose New Yorker translation After millions of calls and voice messages, Wade finally went to get help and of course the “unthinkable” happens — he runs into some trouble. We’re here with a symbiote-possessed Norman with a bit of an identity crisis, trying to sacrifice Deadpool to his master. Absolute Carnage vs Deadpool #3 is a fun comic to read when you’re just looking for the joys of friendship. The classic DP and Spidey match-up is always filled with quips and clap-backs as their separate comics often reflect. In the previous issues of Absolute Carnage vs Deadpool, there were metaphorical aspects that one should think about. Accountability vs Mental Health: at what point do you cut your friend off until they do what needs to be done to better themselves? Also the idea of letting something that once inhabited your soul, consume you once more. Deadpool once was a home for the symbiote (and many others), so what is it about hosting an entity that you once rid from your body?
Growth and Quips In this issue we see how being there for your friend as they are struggling, even after they sought out help, is part of the growing process. Symbiote is a physical representation of W…
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Khadjiah Johnson is a Caribbean-American writer and humor advocate who uses poetry and comedy as a leverage to empathize and uplift. Her work has taken her to Madison Square Garden, Lincoln Center, Apollo Theater, BET,…
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