Graydon telling someone to "See the Shiny knife" in the middle of a fight.

Art's ok, story is ok. Re-readability was just not there for me.

Ok so the story is interesting. Gripping and full of action, violence and blood.

(Bangs beer mug on table!) Bring me more ALE!!!

This is truly a fantastic issue, an amazing concept that I absolutely love. This is definitely a series for any Bat-fan anywhere.

Ok honestly that's enough; I can't go on and on. There are a bunch more stories in this issue. I would suggest that you get your hands on a copy because there's something in here for everyone and it is definitely worth picking up. Whether it's the art, story or both.

Enjoyable, I hope they expand on this story.

I would say this could be a fantastic addition to DC's line-up. I mean who wouldn't want to read about a Futuristic, Mythical beast hunting Super Soldier?!

I eagerly look forward to the conclusion. I want it I want it I want it!!!

And many many more. Yes I know I say this every time I review Deadpool, but it's true and you know it. The saga so far is excellent and I can't wait for more

A must read for every Deadpool fan, because we must know where this goes. What will happen to Wade? Will he continue to be a reckless maniac? Will he get his healing factor back? Why does he look normal? Can't wait for the next issue.

As I always say with Deadpool issues: this is funny. But at the same time it can be quite serious. Wade even sounds smart here and there. The story line is going well. I like seeing Deadpool take on the challenges of being a mercenary as a mere mortal with no healing factor.

Funny issue, fast paced and the art and story is good. Wade seems to be getter smarter, but just as goofy as ever. So far I like the way this comic is going.

This is a Deadpool we haven't seen. A Deadpool who is the chasee and not the chaser. A Deadpool who may actually be smart and not just plain nuts (Although there is a fine line between genius and insanity)

All in all a good conclusion (I think it's a conclusion) to the Black-villains saga. But as a standalone issue, the high point was definitely the flaming buttocks.

The issue was well written, art was excellent. I thoroughly loved it.

Decent read. Good action. Standard Deadpool humor. But something was missing. No not Hit Monkey, though I do miss the little fuzzball.

You know for the final issue of Deadpool before Marvel now, I expected a whole lot more. It was fast, funny and well done. Like most Deadpool issues are. But it lacked the bang you would expect from a final issue.

It's been a long time since I had this much fun. A definite read for everyone, if you know who Deadpool is (no, not Ryan Reynolds) you have to, HAVE TO read it.

Decent issue. Story is progressing well. I mean what's not to love about 'Pool?

Gimme more Marvel gimme more!!!

The story arc gets a 9/10 from me, but the issue…

(Not just because it's Deadpool, because it is that good!)

It's still fun, I love what they're doing with this guy and I want them to go on and on.

This is an awesome issue. I recommend that if you haven't picked up your copy PICK IT UP NOW.

I'm loving this saga, it's fun, it's fast, it's Deadpool.

So in conclusion, Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn give a spectacular end and an intriguing beginning for the next arc. It's got everything; laughs, jokes, action and some interesting character development. Deadpool is in good twisted hands!! BRING ME MORE POOL!!!

It's wonderfully chaotic and funny to the core.

I don't think Deadpool will be seeing any low ratings anytime soon.

A humour of a different kind this issue. This extremely talented team has given us a serious conclusion to this storyline. Showing us a thoughtful and evolving side to Deadpool. I personally loved this and plan to read the saga again after I send this review in.

It's hilarious, it's hysterical, it's random and far-fetched. It's crazy…So crazy it works!!!

Deadpool is going down a dark path full of excellent writing and equally excellent art. It's violent, funny and the plot gets better and better as you keep reading.

While there is mostly just an epic fight scene in this issue, it drives towards something else. There is a lot to look forward to. I'm absolutely loving this issue. I'm going back for a re read. You heard me!! There is also a nice teaser about a time travelling Hitler!! Woohoo!! Sounds like shit just got real!

The corps get into the Bea Arthur and get ready to leave, when the Watcher (wearing a Deadpool #1 foam finger) comes and explains the most dangerous dilemma that the multiverse will ever know. A war that could destroy the fabric of the multiverse as we know it.

I say a must read. I always say a must read. You know why right?? CUZ IT'S A MUST READ!!!

And cut back to the killing of the FF. Deadpool brings down the Watcher. Yes, he brings him to Earth and kills him. Not before asking him "Who were you talking to?" A reference to the Watcher telling us the story.This issue is from what I can see, an excellent start to a story arc that should be awesome. Everyone loves them some blood and gore and with the Merc with a Mouth going ballistic on the Marvel U, things can't get much better.

I'm not going into more detail because this is an issue where my going into detail about anything will not do it justice. For the sheer brilliance that is the storyboard and the panelling this issue is a necessary, and I mean NECESSARY read! Any fan for comics will love this one. It is just so well made.

The series looks great even though the writing is beginning to disappoint. Hopefully a new storyline will help.

I like the story, it is gripping, unlike my review. I'll give it…

I love this series. I love it so much I want 6 seasons and a trilogy!

I haven't read anything this fun in a while. I put this as a definite must read for everyone.

I say pick this series up if you can. Beg, borrow, steal; but get this saga. You will not be sorry!

This, like the old series, is a page turner. It's a great story, with a great build up and the art is excellent.

So summing it all up. So-so story line. Funny dialogues. Good art. I honestly expected more. Worth at least a read. Yo Joe!!!

An action packed issue that's easy to read, even if you aren't completely up to date with the series. There is more focus on Snake Eyes over Storm Shadow, but who cares with all that action.

A lantern who as per the teasers and cover, wears a full mask and carries a gun. Why does he carry a gun? Why has the ring chosen this man, a criminal? What lies in store for one of my favourite teams in the DC universe (the Green lantern corps)? I must know, I MUST KNOW. So I guess that means the issue is effective.

I'm actually looking forward to this series. I love how they do stuff in the show, but let's face it, a comic book can do things no TV show can.

Like I said it has potential to be an excellent series. Sadly, it's just not there for me yet.

Still keeping my interest. So I'll give it a 7, that's just because it dragged a little.

It's definitely worth checking out if you are looking forward to the game. And if you're not a big gamer, it's still worth a read.

If you are an Invincible fan, this is an insightful read. I, however, don't read much Invincible. So for me it was average, and this review is the product of reading a few back issues and researching the characters since I didn't know as much as I should about them.

I give it an overall 8…why? because the action is intense!! (My yellow boxes like action)

The lovely part about this particular issue is that it's got two stories, Mega Man and Mega Man X. Something for both sets of fans. It sets up the story well for a good sequel and has some excellent art.

B-E-A-UTIFUL art! All black and white and Deadpool!! Pool's the only thing in colour. That and the flashbacks. Damn this is a lovely bit of reading.

The story, my god the story. It touches you. You see a side to Deadpool that you wouldn't see on a regular basis. The true, Hero side if you will, to Deadpool. The side that empathises, that feels pain and anger and anguish. It's beautifully scripted and the art truly does it justice.

I recommend this for any Deadpool fan and for any zombie fan!!

Reads well, has action, humour and magic. I would say a must read if you're into fantasy and/or RPG's.

Peter Cannon Thunderbolt is by far one of the better things I've read this year (and I've been reading a lot). Fans of the series will be very pleased and those who have not heard of it, I urge you to pick it up and become a fan.

Interesting story, art that drags you in, beautiful work in all, characters that you can start relating to.

Anyway, an interesting read nonetheless. Artwork a little on the darker side. A nice change from what I'm used to seeing. Apart from the Judas aspect I didn't mind it.

It's a great issue, which is a great read if you're looking for a good time while reading a comic book. It's definitely worth a look if you like a nice dose of humour.

Definitely an issue worth reading for the madness. If you're into that kind of madness that is.

Such a happy accident that I picked up two surprisingly good issues to review.

It's a fun issue. It's easy on the eyes. This is a great read for fans and non fans alike. Jim Zub fills the issue with action, chaos and awesomeness. You get the feel of the cartoon and the intensity of something more.

Loving the art, digging the concept and looking forward to more action.

This issue is such a great holiday gift from Marvel to us.It's a little like Kaine-101, and for someone like me who is not following Scarlet Spider properly, it is a good read.

This is a Sci-fi western debut that has exploded and it leaves me begging for the next issue.

I recommend it as a must read for fantasy lovers and comic lovers alike.

I can honestly say I can hardly wait to see what happens next.

The series itself has loads of potential; I still have mixed feelings over it. But maybe my mind will change soon.

All in all an okay read. I'm not too fond of it, even though I'm a big fan of Tim Drake!

The core idea is a good one, but the execution could have been a whole lot better.

Overall a fun issue. I give this a…

Jason Aaron has done an excellent job with the storyline. It kept me interested and at the edge of my seat; and yes my nose was almost literally in the comic book.

If you're not reading this saga then YOU ARE MISSING OUT!!!!

Definitely a must read for all you Thor fans out there.

And the script might be more to blame for that than the artwork. After all there are some fantastic names attached with his project in the artwork. Including my all time favourite artist, Paul Pope. The colouring is done by Jordie Belaire and he does a pretty tight job. My only complaint with this issue starts and ends on the script, it felt almost a little synthetic. Like the writer was trying too hard to be gritty and edgy and in your face. And that's no good. Until we can get our hands on more issues, this one could go either way.

My verdict is that, this series is definitely one to catch. Well written and well drawn, its gripping, it's fun. If you've ever been a fan, find a copy, open it, read it, and run through the halls screaming COWABUNGA!!!!

Read it if you're a fan of the series. Hell, read it if you like origin stories, aliens or pink squidgy brain thingees!!

While I am interested, I'm only moderately happy with this issue. I expected more from an issue 1. I also wanted a little more action, after all it is Wolverine, I look forward to the next issue. Let's see where they're going with this.

This is different sort of Wolverine storyline. A story that really makes you want more (if possible) of the character. It's well written and exceptionally drawn!

The issue is interesting to say the least. It seems like it's going to get stranger and stranger. But hey, strange can be good.