When Deadpool targets Deadpool…ONLY DEADPOOL CAN WIN. And you, I guess, because you get to read it. May contain the death of your favorite character (depending on how you feel about Deadpool)!
With all that's been going on in the Deadpool universe, things seem to be coming to an end. There's been a lot of really disappointing books in this trilogy (making up about twelve issues), but in te end, all has worked out, because this series, and this issue especially, have been ridiculous, hilarious, and very entertaining. Read Full Review
Though it's become more a roller-coaster than a narrative, it's still one helluva ride! This book is giddy, gory meta-fun for the whole family (not actually for the whole family) and has one of the more interesting overall concepts I've seen in comics. I can't believe a one-off What if?... led to two of the most fascinating, introspective books to come out of Marvel. It's not a perfect book, it's not a perfect issue, but it's absolutely, positively worth checking out, even if you're not Deadpool's biggest fan. And if you hate Deadpool, what could be better than watching him slaughter himself over and over again? Read Full Review
Perhaps I'll change my mind with the final issue next month, but I think Marvel has officially run the "Deadpool kills"" idea into the ground and its past time to let it die itself. If you aren't already invested in this limited or the Killogy as a whole, I'd say you can safely give this issue a pass. There were far better books out this week to spend your money on. Read Full Review
It's a lot of fun, but not that much as it could be. The art is actually really cool, by the way.
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