DEADPOOL #9 is the climactic story fans of the series have been waiting for in this arc. Read Full Review

This issue isn't going to blow any minds, but it does provide a nice end to the bone beast betrayal that Elsa pulled on Wade. The stakes are believable enough that you wonder how Deadpool will make it out of this one, but the payoff was worth it. Kelly Thompson is having some fun while writing Deadpool and issue #9 showcases why she's been excelling in that role. Read Full Review

This issue might not hit the previous highs of the series, but it's still damn entertaining in a number of ways, and you won't regret giving it your time. Read Full Review

Worth it for fans of Deadpool, everyone else maybe have a look first. Read Full Review

A good issue.

Everybody makes it out of the Bone Beast story alive (not intact in Wade's case, but he's *alive*). The action and the resolution are perfectly satisfactory; what pushes this issue up close to greatness is the continued excellence in evolving the Wade-Elsa relationship. We're rooting for you so hard guys!

It's OK. It's losing me a bit but still onboard.

Deadpool
Volume: 7, Issue: 9

Publisher: Marvel @marvel
Writer: Kelly Thompson @1979semifinalist
Artist: Gerardo Sandoval @sandovalart & Victor Nava @inkernava
Colors: Chris Sotomayor @sotocolor
Letters: Joe Sabino @joesabinoletterer
Cover: Chris Bachalo @cbi0 & Tim Townsend @timtownsend01

After empowering himself with the infected Bloodstone, Deadpool learns the true infection to be the Bone Beast Queen herself, in search of a new host. Sacrificing himself to save Elsa and the kidnapped children, Wade dives headfirst down the beast's throat and blows himself up, preventing the beast from being able to bond to a host body. Coming back for Wade, Elsa retrieves a now non-contaminated Bloodstone and uses it to blow the beast to pieces. Collecting his severed head, Elsa and Wade repair their relationship as it blossoms into something more.
Meanwhile in Staten Island/Deadpoolopolis, members of Deadpool’s guard discover further evidence of an invasion from the Deo Monstri Cult.

I love Elsa questioning how Wade is able to communicate without vocal chords. She’s been a great addition to the Deadpool family of characters. The artwork throughout this series, as well as the cover art, has been solid.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3/5)
Reviewed by: @meanadam of The Comic Book Club of Instagram
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