Deadpool & Wolverine: WWIII #2 is ultra-violent fun. This is the type of comic book that as soon as you open it you turn off your brain and just enjoy what is going on each page. Read Full Review

These characters are so lovable, not just because of how badass they are. It's also because of what they think they aren't. They're so much more than a Merc with a Mouth, and a berserker rage filled animal. This comic gave us a softer side of these two, but never lost who they actually are. I'm very excited to see where this story goes on many different levels, as there is a lot more going on as well. Whether you're a longtime comic reader, or just pumped for July 26th, definitely add this one to your pull list. SNIKT! Read Full Review

Delta entertains wealthy clients by experimenting on unhappy people. Like Doctor Moreau, he seeks to improve on the base model. But what will shape Wade Wilson's destiny more in Deadpool & Wolverine WWIII #2? Wolverines pity or the impatience of Deltas clients? Read Full Review

Still evading expositional nutrients, Kelly and Kubert's second of three issues still makes for a tasty literary treat. Read Full Review

Joe Kelly is the only one who writes a good Deadpool. He is a messed up,conflicted, and tortured person who uses his humor as a his escape. Everyone else writes him like he is a walking joke machine that never takes anything seriously. To finally see him have some emotional depth again is great. If you read his run in the 90's it is really hard to read anyone else's depiction of him.

But, as far as the actual story goes it's great. It's just as violent and bloody as you'd expect from wolverine and Deadpool. Good from start to finish.
P.S. go read joe Kelly's run on Deadpool.

While I'm slightly annoyed with how this story is being told, I do think there's some excellent character work here.

Terrible story, decent art