Patrick Zircher turns in his usual impressive effort, as he brings a level of detail to the page that can't help but impress. There's also a sense of clarity to his work that makes him a prefect match for this title, which is quite dependent on the art to convey the humour of the visual gags. There's also some lovely big impact images in this issue, from our first look at Deadpool:Private Dick, to the final page where the art helps carry us into the next issue. The art also does some nice work when it comes to delivering the high tech environment of Providence. However, the most important element of the art is its ability to convey the comedy, from the facial reaction of Irene Merryweather when Wade returns from his through investigation of the city sewer system to the bit where Deadpool uses a billboard advertisement to sell the illusion that he's in a rough section of town. Read Full Review