History ComicBook / TheUnbelievableGwenpool

** Issue #19 has a Future Miles Morales [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness who actually wants to kill her]] over a terrible disaster she causes in the future. Said disaster is [[spoiler:Gwenpool [[AGodAmI going mad]] with her RealityWarping powers and deciding to out the identities of all the superheroes, eventually creating a CrisisCrossover that results in many lives lost (including Miles' wife, child, parents) all because [[ItAmusedMe she thought it would be fun]].]]

* DenserAndWackier: The source material was already loopy to begin with, but ''Strikes Again'' has unbelievable meta happenings (Gwen shoving Thor's severed arm into her own so she can wield Mjolnir! A trick (and an arm) she stole from a vintage issue of Comicbook/IncredibleHulk.) and Gwen spewing ItMakesSenseInContext-nonsense left and right.

** Then at the end of issue #5 [[spoiler:she walks out through a WesternAnimation/LooneyToons tunnel.]]

** [[spoiler:The end of #5. Gwen is able to rewrite reality to make her backstory of being a mutant true, complete with all the memories to go with it... but it's also entirely possible that the theory given to her is true and that she instead was always one to begin with (with the real world being a combination of FakeMemories and somehow tapping into knowledge from alternate universes), and merely unlocked her traumatic memories. Gwen continues to insist both to herself and the readers that she's from the real world, but there's no way of knowing.]]

* BreakHisHeartToSaveHim: Downplayed. Gwen dumps Quentin by text to spare him from having [[YourCheatingHeart a girlfriend who makes out with a cardboard Mr. Fantastic]]. Also subverted as he doesn't seem very heartbroken.

* LetsYouAndHimFight: In issue 3, Gwen sets up a bunch of superheroes to fight each other, so she can prove herself by fighting the winner.

* MidScrew: How could Hastings mention in his second panel that he only thought to ask Baldeon to draw him as a cloud ''after'' he finished writing his dialogue?

* CreatorCameo: From Hastings in issue four.

* IHatePastMe: {{Zigzagged}}. When it comes to Gwen Prime, Gwen is in awe, though she's less impressed with some of the other versions.

* CosmicRetcon / MindScrew: [[spoiler:At the end of "Gwenpool Strikes Back #5", it appears that Gwen has rewritten her backstory to be a reality-warping mutant who was never from the "real world" but blocked it from her own mind since she was a young teen due to being unable to control or accept her newly-awakened mutant powers. However, even though she later denies it, [[HeroicBSOD Gwen's flashback and reaction to Ms. Marvel's theory]] suggests that it might be true after all.]]

* CosmicRetcon / MindScrew: [[spoiler:To remain relevant and survive in the Marvel universe, it appears that Gwen has rewritten her backstory to be a reality-warping mutant who was never from the "real world" but blocked it from her own mind since she was a young teen due to being unable to control or accept her newly-awakened mutant powers. However, even though she later denies it, [[HeroicBSOD Gwen's flashback and reaction to Ms. Marvel's theory]] suggests that it might be true after all.]]

* CosmicRetcon / MindScrew: [[spoiler:To remain relevant and survive in the Marvel universe, it appears that Gwen has rewritten her backstory to be a reality-warping mutant who was never from the "real world" but blocked it from her own mind since she was a young teen due to being unable to control or accept her awakened mutant powers. However, even though she later denies it, Gwen's flashback [[HeroicBSOD and reaction to Ms. Marvel's suggestion]] suggests that it might be true after all.]]

* CosmicRetcon / MindScrew: [[spoiler:To remain relevant and survive in the Marvel universe, it appears that Gwen has rewritten her backstory to be a reality-warping mutant who was never from the "real world" but blocked it from her own mind since she was a young teen due to being unable to control or accept her awakened mutant powers. However, even though she denies it, Gwen's flashback and reaction to Ms. Marvel's suggestion suggests that it might be true after all.]]

* CosmicRetcon / MindScrew: [[spoiler:To remain relevant and survive in the Marvel universe, it appears that Gwen has rewritten her backstory to be a reality-warping mutant who was never from the "real world" but blocked it from her own mind since she was a teenager due to her mutant abilities awakening. However, even though she denies it, it's entirely possible that it's true and always has been.]]

* CosmicRetcon / MindScrew: [[spoiler:To remain relevant and survive in the Marvel universe, it appears that Gwen has rewritten her backstory to be a reality-warping mutant who was never from the "real world" but blocked it from her own mind since she was a teenager due to some horrifying event. However, even though she denies it, it's entirely possible that it's true and always has been.]]

* DenserAndWackier: The source material was already loopy to begin with, but ''Strikes Again'' has borderline unbelievable meta happenings (Gwen shoving Thor's severed arm into her own so she can wield Mjolnir!) and Gwen spewing nonsense left and right.

* FanserviceCover: Issue 3, with literal SelfFanservice as when the CoverDrop happens, Gwen asks "Dodson, draw me with at least a D-cup!"

* AuthorAllusion: Atlas is in Issue 3 as a nod to Leah Williams' previous Marvel book, ''Giant-Man''.

* BigBad: [[spoiler:Marvel]]

* LetsYouAndHimFight: In issue, Gwen sets up a bunch of superheroes to fight each other, so she can prove herself by fighting the winner.

* AllianceOfAlternates: Gwen recruits a bunch of different versions of herself in "Gwenpool Strikes Back #4". However, unlike most examples of this trope those aren't AlternateUniverse counterparts, but past Gwens from her other comic appearances by different [[DependingOnTheWriter writers]] and [[DependingOnTheArtist artists]], which might as well be different characters.

** In the first issue of Gwenpool Strikes Back she comments that part of this can be attributed to when Dr. Strange fully unteathered her from the real world so that she could fully exist in the 616 universe. Doing so effectively erased her life before and her knowledge of comic characters and events, while extensive, was ultimately left at the whims of her writer much like her powers. Hence her general lack of knowledge of characters like Deadpool and Rocket Raccoon in some cases.

* CreatorCameo: From Hastings in issue four of ''Strikes Back''.

** Gwen weaponizes it in "Gwenpool Strikes Back #4", recruiting [[AllianceOfAlternates versions of herself]] from various past guest appearances, which are wildly different in both [[DependingOnTheArtist appearance]] and personality, some to the point of embarassment.

* LampshadeHanging: In ''Strikes Back'', for Hastings' guest appearance, he hangs a lampshade on EasterEggs from his run that he is unsure if anybody noticed.

** In ''Strikes Back'', Gwen sets up a bunch of superheroes to fight each other.

* SexSells: Gwen tries this in issue two of ''Gwenpool Strikes Back''. Unusually for this particular trope, it backfires massively.

'''Gwen:''' *charges into situation*

* DependingOnTheWriter: Discussed. Knowing the cancellation of her comic is imminent, Gwen is aware that her supporting cast will disappear with her. However, isn't the case with Batroc the Leaper--a very well established Captain America villain--who will just be written differently to fit whatever stories they will need him for. Gwen is painfully aware of that and can only say goodbye to her friend before he's "gone".
** The final issue also discusses this, with [[spoiler:''Good'' Future Gwen noting that this will happen to them should they be brought back in the future by any new creative team that's interested in using her.]]