Deadpool #7 was worth the hype for another holiday special. If I haven't said it already, Scottie Young is made to write Deadpool. He gets the kind of dark humor this book offers, and there is never a dynamic with artists that doesn't nail the over the top savagery that comes with taking on a new mark. Read Full Review

In all, this issue is a certified eye-roller and gives you all the holiday bloodshed to sweep you into the new year. Waiting to see what the Young-Klein squad got cooking up for 2019. Read Full Review

While the end result might get a little silly at times, it's exactly the kind of fun ride you'd expect from Deadpool, particularly with Young and Klein's run. Read Full Review

The art is beautifully rendered and joyfully disgusting. The story is a bit like a Simpsons episode after a hit of meth. But hey. It's Deadpool. What more do you want? Read Full Review

So I'm glad Deadpool didn't pull the trigger and actually solved the problem. This goes to show "shoot first, ask questions later" isn't always the answer. Hopefully, everyone caught that very important message. Read Full Review

This issue was fine. I'm kind of getting over these one-and-done silly issues because I'm not getting invested anymore. It's never bad, but it could start turning that way if we don't get something to latch onto soon.

The art on these children was harrowing. Like before, trying a little too hard, but not offensive in any way.