This issue had this weird obsession with heads that brought both the artistry and metaphorical word play together. The “Christmas Dream” versus the “Halloween Tricks” is a great embodiment of a metaphorical BP vs DP even if their targets are not each other. This comic was both an interesting trip and a great reflection on the embodiment of word and art cohesiveness. Read Full Review

Alright, we are back at as the "will they? won't they?" finally happens. After a brief battle where T'Challa embarrasses Wade, they team up to deal with a grumble in the jungle. They find themselves face to face with the murderous Jack O'Lantern. The fight is fiery and we're left with nothing more but more questions ahead. Pick it up today to see how it went down. Read Full Review

So he's got the weight of the world on his shoulders, while Deadpoolis getting his arm back and, per usual, not thinking straight. There's no wayhe thought Black Panther would be OK with him killing Jack O'Lantern. He musthave known that'd send him over the edge. His actions point to the contrary,but not even Wade Wilson could be that dumb, right? Read Full Review

I have really enjoyed this mini-series and while this issue was a little down from the first two, it is still well worth the read. This book has become my one-stop shop for both Black Panther and Deadpool and a little pacing issue isnt stopping that now. Read Full Review

Nice twist at the end.

I would have liked more Jack, I think.