There are goofy Deadpool stories and serious Deadpool stories, and with this Original Sin tie-in, Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn are trying to tell both at once. The resulting blend suits Deadpool better than it would most Marvel heroes. Read Full Review

Duggan and Posehn's volume of DEADPOOL continues to be a ridiculously enjoyable ride. The pencils sometimes takes away from the overall quality, but the team-up is still a blast and there's plenty of laughs to experience. It's a little bit of a bummer the more compelling parts of the story haven't made any significant progress, but it looks like that's all about to change and we're apparently going to get a ginormous reveal in the next chapter. Read Full Review

The "Original Sin" aspect of this book sets Agent Preston on a search for Deadpool's daughter. There isn't as much of that storyline in this issue, but Duggan, Posehn and crew set things up for further exploration. No doubt it will be tinged with humor and somehow just as absurd as using Dazzler from the past to fight vampires of the present. This comic continues to be enjoyably irreverent. "Deadpool" #30 is a solid example of what to expect from a frequently entertaining series. Read Full Review