Seriously, Deadpool fans, this is the story you've been waiting for. Don't miss out on it. Read Full Review

This issue was amazing, they actually write Deadpool the way he is suppose to be written. Deadpool actually has a really caring heart, in this issue you get to see that again. The horrible pain that Deadpool suffers not knowing what has happened to his daughter that he never knew he had is almost tear jerking. Yes, Deadpool still has jokes and some witty humor, but due to the current problem, Deadpool goes a little darker. This type of take on Deadpool reminds me of the amazing run that Joe Kelly did. The way that Posehn and Duggan make Deadpool this emotional wreck is exactly how Deadpool was originally written. Read Full Review

While there has been a lot explored in this arc, it's a relief to see it end. It's been an emotionally draining ride, and this issue caps it off very well. With it over, the life of Deadpool won't be the same for a very long time. This arc has explored more about the character than any other arc in his history, and that's something that will be very important to build off of in later issues. Read Full Review

While this issue nicely draws "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" to a conclusion, that doesn't mean it wraps everything up neatly, choosing instead to plant seeds that will for possible future stories and that will undoubtedly weigh heavily on Deadpool in the meantime. The last page in particular, which I presume to be foreshadowing for the next arc, still has my mind reeling. If you've been reading and enjoying this book, then this issue is definitely not one you want to miss. And if for some reason you aren't reading Deadpool, while this isn't the place to start, I highly recommend picking up the trade with this arc in it when it comes out. Read Full Review

DEADPOOL continues to be a great read every month, thanks to a great writing and art team that sees our titular character exhibiting some growth and development. Many may have originally picked up this series for the comedy, but it turns out that it's Duggan & Posehn's knack for telling great and engaging stories that will keep you coming back…again and again. Read Full Review

Bringing in a very serious conclusion to their storyline, both Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn manages to show a particularly thoughtful and evolving side of the Merc with a Mouth. With the excellent artistic direction of both Declan Shalvey and Jordie Bellaire, this is simply excellent all around. Kudos to them. Read Full Review

The end of this big arc gives us a new lease on Deadpool going forward, and he's actually in the good graces of both Wolverine and Captain America, who have borne witness to his emotional breakdown and can both recognize his potential as a legit good guy. Whether or not he'll manage to follow that path is anyone's guess, but with Duggan & Posehn at the helm (and editor Jordan D. White apparently protecting the best parts of Wade's history, according to the letters page), it feels good to be able to call myself a Deadpool fan again with confidence. It's inspired me to want to re-read their entire run from the beginning – including killing all those zombie presidents. Read Full Review

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. Read Full Review

I look forward to seeing where the pair plan on taking the 'ol Merc with the Mouth next, considering his seemingly new outlook following this storyline. Read Full Review