When Rob Liefeld was putting out a Deadpool Team-Up book tied to last summer’s Deadpool & Wolverine last year, he was a little surprised the issue only landed four variant covers. After all, variants are a sign of interest in the book, because retailers are betting people will want to collect multiple copies, and this was a book tied to the biggest superhero movie of the year.
A year later, any disappointment he felt has been quelled thanks to Youngblood No. 1. Though on the surface it’s a lower profile book than a Deadpool book, it has landed a whopping 27 variant covers, an impressive number given the comic is not part of a multimedia franchise and has never been adapted for the screen.
When Rob Liefeld was putting out a Deadpool Team-Up book tied to last summer’s Deadpo