IT'S A LOVE STORY, DEADPOOL, JUST SAY YES!
• Elsa Bloodstone is dying, and the only one who can save her is Deadpool!
• What's wrong with the mystical, magical Bloodstone gem? And what can Deadpool possibly do about it?
• The answers will shock you! The implications will astound you! The jokes will...well, we won't make any promises about the jokes.
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Deadpool #7 continues Kelly Thompson's run which follows through on its high concept with a stunning, stylish story. Read Full Review
Deadpool #7 is an action and chaos-fueled addition to Deadpool's series, but in the best of ways. Along with plenty of battles and banter, there's still room for drama and surprises. That final revelation at the end of this issue is going to leave readers eagerly waiting for Deadpool #8. Read Full Review
DEADPOOL #7 offers readers a thrilling tale of passion, betrayal, and, most of all, humor. It's issues like these that make us love the character of Deadpool. Read Full Review
This is the best Deadpool has been in ages, and luckily the streak doesn't show any signs of stopping. Read Full Review
A solid issue but not as relentlessly fun as some previous.
Fun and funny with an unexpected twist. I have to mention the flashback part I thought that was absolutely hilarious man
I was slightly disappointed to not see Chris Bachalo's art in the interiors, but the art is good enough anyway. This wasn't the best issue of the run so far, but it was a good time.
It's good.
Getting serious about helping Elsa leads Wade into the realm of the Bone Beasts. Despite the rather grim plot, the volume's usual humor shines through, fully justifying the high word count. The art … the art works. But it's not my favorite style and I think it could be done much better.
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