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Joe Kelly

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Sep 21, 2026

Matt ParentHOST
28:27
And there is a there is a
Allison ParentHOST
28:28
cool Deadpool thing where he's like, oh, I got this in the Joe Kelly run.
Allison ParentHOST
28:31
And then he's grabbing captions and they're getting cut up with blades.
Allison ParentHOST
28:34
That's fine.
Matt ParentHOST
28:35
That's good art stuff, really.
Matt ParentHOST
28:37
Again, you know, the like I mean, the Joe Kelly run is just a reference.
Matt ParentHOST
28:40
And Gambit does eventually say...
Allison ParentHOST
28:42
References aren't jokes.
JaceHOST
8:10
It's now coming out on the 30th.
JaceHOST
8:12
We know the lead story is from the main creative team of Joe Kelly and Pepe Larraz, and it's introducing a new villain called Ravage.
JaceHOST
8:19
And then after that, we've got just so many creators to fill out the 104 pages, right? Noah Hawley and Patrick Gleason, J.M.
JaceHOST
8:25
DeMatteis and Roberto Ramos, Frank Miller and Peach Momoko.
CarterHOST
29:34
And I've said it before.
CarterHOST
29:38
Joe Kelly is doing some kind of witchcraft.
CarterHOST
29:45
to continuously have Spider-Man somewhere up there.
CarterHOST
29:54
I think it has more to do with people hate reading it.

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CarterHOST
55:34
Let's keep going.
ErnieHOST
55:35
Yeah, anyway.
ErnieHOST
55:36
Number four down this month, Joe Kelly.
ErnieHOST
55:40
Amazing Spider-Man, in case no one knew.
Jesse StarcherHOST
50:18
He
Benjamin ColonGUEST
50:18
didn't become what he is now until much later on in the 90s when Joe Kelly got his hands on him and got him away from Liefeld, which, you know, that's a whole other discussion that I'm not sure we have time for.
Alexis HejnaHOST
50:35
I do intend to go to bed at a decent hour tonight, guys.
Jesse StarcherHOST
50:39
Yeah, it would be interesting to see how they'd handle him because just of what the character is now and what he was back in the 90s, back when his early appearances were happening.
Chad AndersonHOST
3:59
Deadpool being written in a jackass voice but by a female writer is a really interesting thing because there's a ton of sexual humor, there's fat jokes and fat shaming and women's panties being tossed around and all kinds of that style of humor, but there's a lot of heart mixed into it.
Chad AndersonHOST
4:17
So this is the era where Deadpool Volume 2, which is the longer run that's been going since the mid-90s, where it started with Joe Kelly, and then other writers have taken over it along the way, including Fabian Nicieza and Christopher Priest, etc.
Chad AndersonHOST
4:30
But Gail Simone closes out the book, and then it becomes a book called Agent X. Deadpool disappears at the end of the book with his mind wiped, and Agent X is the new book that replaces that.
Chad AndersonHOST
4:41
And the character Agent X is a guy who, like, might be Deadpool, because he kind of looks like

32 MINS LATER

Chad AndersonHOST
36:16
And T-Ray might be the real Wade Wilson.
Chad AndersonHOST
36:19
He's the magic guy who's got, like, a band-aid on his nose.
Chad AndersonHOST
36:21
It's a whole Joe Kelly character.
Chad AndersonHOST
36:23
In 39, Deadpool saves them.
GregHOST
3:29
Yeah.
Philip Kennedy JohnsonGUEST
3:30
And he met Joe Kelly, who is, like, just such an amazing dude and a great writer like he's the guy for those who don't know listening he's like he's writing amazing spider-man right now and just one of the nicest dudes in comics just a lovely guy so i'm really glad that he got to meet him yeah um and we're walking around seeing seeing the actors and it was just an awesome experience he knows he knows bendis he knows bendis's son he's he and bendis's son are friends that's so cool and he was like you saw bendis he's like hey it's london's dad He's
GregHOST
3:58
like,
Philip Kennedy JohnsonGUEST
3:58
yeah, dude, it's
Matthew KleinHOST
2:32
Stephanie Phillips, who I mentioned is Lee's collaborator on Daredevil.
Matthew KleinHOST
2:35
Jorge Corona, Joe Kelly, whose Amazing Spider-Man is about to hit issue 1,000 in next week.
Matthew KleinHOST
2:42
And more of you are checking out that bonus segment called Fave Five.
Matthew KleinHOST
2:45
Thank you so much for that, where folks are sharing their top fives for their favorite comic runs, writers, artists, superpowers they wish they had, and more.
Dan GvozdenHOST
3:13
Pretty wild, everybody.
Dan GvozdenHOST
3:15
This issue was written by Joe Kelly.
Dan GvozdenHOST
3:17
The cover features artwork by Ed McGuinness, Mark Farmer, and Marcio Menyez.
Dan GvozdenHOST
3:22
The interiors feature art by Francesco Manna, colors by David Curiel, and of course, letters by VC's Joe Caramagna.

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Dan GvozdenHOST
10:47
I mean, uh, look.
Dan GvozdenHOST
10:48
I, do I think that this is a se- intended within the narrative to be a severity level higher than those things? Yes.
Dan GvozdenHOST
10:55
Like I think there's a very real chance that Joe Kelly is playing with house money on this one in a way that we don't get to sweep under the rug and say it was all an actress pret- pretending to be Aunt May.
Dan GvozdenHOST
11:09
Probably would've said that around 400 too.
AdamHOST
0:35
Hey.
ZachHOST
0:36
Did you know that Joe Kelly and Joe Casey are different people?
AdamHOST
0:39
Yes, you did.
AdamHOST
0:41
You did mix them up at least once last week, but it's fine.
Alex ZalbenHOST
2:33
First created for Marvel's Spidey and his amazing friends, Simby has transcended his Disney Junior origins to become a supporting cast member in Amazing Spider-Man for Marvel.
Alex ZalbenHOST
2:43
And now the adorable little symbiote will get his official origin story from writer Joe Kelly and artist David Baldion in the appropriately titled one-shot Amazing Spider-Man, Simby.
Alex ZalbenHOST
2:53
Here's the synopsis per Marvel quote.
Alex ZalbenHOST
2:55
Spidey met the weird little monster in space but had no idea of the little glob's history.

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