Lady Deadpool #1

Name: Lady Deadpool #1
Brand: Marvel

Sep 2010 · Marvel · 3.99 USD

“The Revolution Will Not Be Televised”

In *Lady Deadpool* #1, titled "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," writer Mary H. K. Choi and artist Ken Lashley launch a sharp, satirical take on media and resistance, as Lady Deadpool rises amid a rebellion sparked by the sudden shutdown of all television due to corporate greed. With Greg Land’s bold cover capturing the chaos, this 2010 issue sets up a world where pop culture and protest collide—just as Lady DP steps into the fray to fight for the return of the screen.

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writer Mary H. K. Choi · artist Ken Lashley · inker Tim Townsend · inker Andrew Hennessy · colorist Nolan Woodard · letterer Jeff Eckleberry · cover Greg Land

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Full credits

writer Mary H. K. Choi

artist Ken Lashley

inker Tim Townsend

inker Andrew Hennessy

colorist Nolan Woodard

letterer Jeff Eckleberry

cover pencils, inks Greg Land

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In the alternate reality of Lady Deadpool, corporate greed causes all television to be discontinued and Lady DP joins the side of the protestors to get it turned back on.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).