His compassion is what drives him, and it's something not all authors get. Duggan and Aaron have been nailing it so far, though, to the point where I don't want to read Doctor Strange stories if they haven't been written by them. Sometimes it's small things, but with Deadpool, it's always been...
Deadpool vs. Sabertooth is just really amazing: it delves into Deadpool's history, as well as exploring Sabertooth's current state. I never expected Sabertooth to take on Deadpool's burden, but he did, and now he's going to pay and keep paying for that. Or die. Except, y'know, he can't. Som...
That's the theme of this issue. Deadpool is tracking down Sabertooth and is going to kill him, because he burned down Deadpool's house - with his parents inside. Sabertooth finds out this is what's happening and he's all like: I mean, sure, he watched Wade off his own parents, but that's ...
I needed to chill out, so Deadpool. Deadpool always makes me laugh: it's funny, it's more thoughtful than you'd think it would be, and I always enjoy the action and story as well as the humor. Deadpool has also trying to be good now that Captain America - sorry, former Captain America Steve R...
Excellent. Especially the donning of the old Hawkeye suit.Deadpool caught me off guard, need to find the story line that leads to that whole domestic situation
This was, I assumed, a light take on Deadpool murdering the classics. References to how he did so in as gory as manner as possible. Like those retellings of the classics, just with Deadpool. It's so, so much more than that. After he finds out he's a fictional character in Deadpool Kills the...
And I think that says it all. This just wasn't that memorable. Good art, and a couple one-liners, but mostly this didn't make sense. Oh, the storyline made sense, but Hawkeye and Deadpool - and other Hawkeye - had very little chemistry. I wasn't even 'not crazy' about it. I just didn't li...
I have to admit this book was not what I expected. I think it's because I collect Deadpool from time to time, and so when I was loaned this trade, my mind categorized it as "A Deadpool book with Hawkeye in it" but really it's more of a Hawkeye book with Deadpool in it. And that's not bad - it's a re...
The world's biggest superhero-killing douchebag is back, this time to eliminate your favorite characters of classic literature from the "Ideaverse". Not satisfied with killing off all the Marvel superheroes, Deadpool sets off to kill the very nascent idea of a superhero from the psyche of the univer...
I've never entirely gotten onboard of Deadpool. On paper (boom tish) Deadpool should tickle all of my reading spots: humour, irreverence, action, Ryan Reynolds man crush. But so far I'm still on the fence about being a fan. Admittedly I haven't read Joe Kelly's classic run, so maybe that is tainting...
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