The Regeneratin' Degenerate and his old pal Weasel are back, and they're imposing their special brand of justice on any other killers for hire who don't live up to their moral code - starting with a dangerous operation that'll take Deadpool into the heart of a castle filled with ninja...WHO WILL STAB DEADPOOL MULTIPLE TIMES IN THIS ISSUE! Ouch! And that says nothing of the emotional damage the Merc with the Mouth is constantly grappling with... Leave the kiddos at home, True Believers, 'cause "Killer" Cullen Bunn and "Never Misses His" Mark Bagley are bringing you mercenary action as you like it - bombastic, badass, and, of course, bloody! more
Deadpool at his finest in an all-new series. See the movie star and anti-hero do it all: fight, eat, break the 4th wall, and more. Marvel presents, from a fine team of creatives, another Merc with a Mouth masterpiece. Read Full Review
The flashbacks were a nice touch that allowed us to see this soft side to our almost-immortal mercenary. After being in the mercenary game for years, your outlook changes. Relationships transform, and so does your relationship to what you do. The flashbacks set a reflective mood; and the reader will often go back and forth between DP's internal reflections, silly banter, and doing his job. This is one I wish to reread over and over again. It felt like I was playing the DP video game with every page turn. This comic is a reminder to the audience so they can remember who the real Wade Wilson is. Read Full Review
Deadpool Assassin #1 is an action packed, hilarious, and authentic Deadpool story reminiscent of more classic regeneratin' degenerate stories. Read Full Review
If you like Deadpool as a character and are fine with some gore, read this comic. Its set up the premise well and Im intrigued to see how it follows through. Read Full Review
Maybe something will happen in later issues that will prove me wrong and make me reconsider whether or not this series is a must-read. Either way, if I miss an issue, I will not fret. Still, it is worth a look at if you are a Deadpool fan. Just don't expect anything too deep. Read Full Review
If you like your Deadpool stories with way more butt-kicking than jokes and quips, then this is the series for you. Read Full Review
I feel like this could of done a little better by betraying Deadpool as a character... Their was no touch base with Wade Wilson or Deadpool himself.
Cullen Bunn and Mark Bagley prove that they can produce a really boffo Deadpool story according to the expectations readers might have brought to the table 20 years ago. Which is … great, I guess? Did we have a shortage of good turn-of-the-millennium Deadpool stories or any doubt that these particular guys could make more? There are the tiniest hints that this story might develop real complexity as it goes on. Even if that happens, I don't think it'll be able to retroactively ennoble this thoroughly "meh" start.
I do not like Cullen Bunn's Deadpool. Blegh.
This was subpar and trying way too hard tbh, what's up with Weasel the red piller?
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