• Hang on...is that Deadpool or Spider-Man? YES.
• Deadpool "helps out" his "friend" Spider-Man by donning his webs!
• Think Spidey will appreciate it?
The interactions between Deadpool and pretty much everyone he comes in contact with are a thing of bantering beauty in his regular series and Hastings keeps the so-called ball rolling in this Mighty Marvel Team-Up. He keeps the character just as gleefully annoying, as wonderfully insufferable as ever. Have I mentioned how much I love anything Deadpool? I did? Oh, okay. So there ya have it. Read Full Review
If you are a fan of Deadpool or heck, a fan of Spider-Man you are going to want to pick this one up ASAP. Read Full Review
Deadpool Annual #2 offers a completely standalone Deadpool advebture with a completely different creative team from the main book. All you really need to know is that writer Christopher Hastings capitalizes on the comedic potential of the Spider-Man/Deadpool team-up. Read Full Review
Yes, this is technically a standalone story that doesn't really bring anything new front and center, but who cares about that when you're having such a good time? Hastings' story is consistently enjoyable and the visuals by Camagni and Milla are such a perfect fit for the story's energetic and lighthearted vibe. When you see an encounter between Deadpool and Spider-Man, it's fair to expect a ridiculous amount of fun since there's been a few good issues featuring the two (e.g. THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #611, CABLE & DEADPOOL #24). This one may sell Spidey a little short, but that barely takes away from just how entertaining this annual issue is. Read Full Review
Far from being a forgettable read, this annual is a lot of fun. Deadpool and Spider-Man always have a great dynamic, and this story really plays upon that to great effect. However the predictable nature of the story does mean this will hardly be remembered as a classic, but hey, this is Deadpool. This is supposed to just be a bit of fun, right? Read Full Review
I came into this cold, I haven't been reading the Duggan/Posehn run on Deadpool since the first three issues left such a bitter taste in my mouth. I've heard their cooking has gotten better but most people don't go back to the restaurant that gave them food poisoning. I've been waiting for that sweet sweet candy that I tasted in the Daniel Way run and I'm finally satisfied. Christopher Hastings and Jacopo Camagni cooked up a delicious chimichanga filled with sticky-candy-nougat deliciousness, and that's a dish Deadpool would get behind! Any reader can jump into this completely cold and enjoy it. The only loose continuity reference is from the Superior-Spidey days, but that was welcomed. Get ready for a fun day-in-the-life-of-Spider-man stor more
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