HEART - BROKEN! Things aren't looking great for Deadpool and his new paramour, Valentine Vuong. You know how it can be in love - you just want to be together, but there is always some secret society of killers that gets in the way and your heart and/or glass arms get shattered.
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Deadpool #10 explores the boundaries of love and friendship and how belief in others is the strongest superpower. Read Full Review
If this is it for Alyssa Wong's run on Deadpool I'd say she nailed it. Read Full Review
This series of Deadpool seems to be over, but does this mean a reset or will the next Deadpool series pick up with more of the delight that Alyssa Wong has brought us? Read Full Review
Deadpool #10 brings the series and Alyssa Wong's time on the character to a close with an uncharacteristically decent finale. The tone, wit, humor, and sweetness that made issue #1 a surprise came back just in time to say goodbye. That said, it's clear Wong was never a good fit for the character, so it's time to say farewell and move on. Read Full Review
While this did feel a little rushed at times, in my opinion, I thought this was a nicely done finale for this series. I really wish this run went on longer, as I was really enjoying it and I thought there was so much more that could be done with the cast available. Nonetheless, this issue is able to wrap things up in a fairly satisfying way. Thinking about these past 10 issues, my biggest complaint of the series is that we didn't get more.
A rushed ending, but Deadpool can't seem to keep a run going anymore no matter who they throw at it. I liked this run overall, it was fun. I think it was a mistake to group it with the Krakoa titles, because it literally has nothing to do with anything else, and that's frustrating when the pretense is that it's inherently involved.
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