• Deadpool's quest to beat the rest continues, and this time he's squaring off against the Assassins Guild in the Big Easy!
• The Merc with the Mouth's healing factor will get put to the ultimate test when he's pitted against the knife-wielding speedster called HARVESTER!
• But even if he's lucky enough to survive that encounter, Deadpool's actions in this very comics mag will align more than one ne'er-do-well against him...and Harvester'll look like a walk in the park!
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Cullen Bunn's interpretation of Deadpool not only gave me chills but an added respect. I was always a fan of DP, but this gave me an extra opening for appreciation. Read Full Review
Fighting down in New Orleans. Taking down baddies with guns, swords and other creative methods. Deadpool is in Cajun country and that means it's about to get spicy bloody in the swamps and streets. What will Deadpool do when he's confronted by multiple menaces all with murder on the mind? Pick up the sterling second installment and find out Merry Marvel fans! Read Full Review
Deadpool Assassin #2's grounded story allows for a greater emphasis on what makes Deadpool so enduring in the first place- killer action scenes and well executed irreverent humor. Read Full Review
If it keeps things up, Deadpool: Assassin could be a series that really, genuinely surprises readers. Read Full Review
Deadpool's dumped into a stand-up fight with the Guild of Assassins in New Orleans. The rigor of a nice one-issue premise gives this comic the spine its predecessor was lacking. Brutal combat, outstanding art, and a much firmer grasp on its philosophy (Wade's a killer, but with standards) are all assets here. The continued uncertainty of flashback limbo, though, is still an anchor. The longer it takes the creators to get around to explaining how this series connects to contemporary Deadpool, the less satisfying the explanation is likely to be.
I'm still not really into it, but it was maybe a little better this time.
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