Deadpool knocks it out of the park and into the parking lot in lucky #13. Not only did I get a "free" sample of the work exhibited in Daredevil and PM&IF, but I got a fantastic story. It's not flashy or cosmic or even really super (you get what I mean), but this is a fun book with action, laughs, and heart. Another plus is that it seems to happen outside of continuity, so readers of the other titles that don't like Deadpool won't feel like they missed anything! This is one of the best Deadpool comics I've read, and I've read quite a few. Everyone should read this. Well" unless you're blind like Deadpool's best friend Matt Murdock. If that's the case, then HOW ARE YOUR READING THIS!? Ha ha. Seriously though. Read Full Review

Deadpool #13 is an outstanding issue, being well worth the $9.99 cover price. Not only does it give us an unique way of storytelling, but it does so in a bold and engaging manner, with each part being fun and downright crazy. Add to this the entertaining dialogue and team-up itself and this is a must have for fans of Deadpool, Daredevil, Iron Fist or Power Man. Read Full Review

This issue can easily be skipped for those readers who don't feel like paying $10 for a non-essential crossover. But for those who want to see what happens when Deadpool, Daredevil, Power Man and Iron Fist reluctantly join forces, Deadpool #13 doesn't disappoint. It offers plenty of wacky fun, with a few dramatic moments thrown in for good measure. Read Full Review

Overall, it's hard to recommend this as a great "Deadpool" comic, but if someone's looking for a fun team-up or two, a self-contained story, and some wacky Deadpool antics, they'll find what they're looking for in here. Read Full Review

I've never laughed so much at a comic as I did during this issue when Deadpool was blind, the dialogue was brilliant!

I feel as if DEADPOOL has floundered sine it's most recent relaunch...perhaps due to the loss of Brian Posehn.

This issue, however, was terrific (and the only issue of the, recent, $10 variety even close to being worth the money).

Unfortunately, the best parts were relegated to those written by Charles Soule. I laughed out loud at Deadpool's dialogue and his scenes with his eyes popping back in were priceless.

Gerry Duggan is responsible for one of the best runs of DEADPOOL with its previous volume. However, when the main writer gives us the weakest contributions of the three writers this issue, perhaps it is time to let someone else take over scripting duties.

Good Deadpool, Daredevil, Iron Fist, and Power Man collaboration. Huge amount of pages and worth the price.