While this is going on a bit longer than expected, this series has been fun. The final issue does a good job wrapping things up, and with the upcoming fourth installment, this should be a wild ride. The artwork is fantastic and Bunn is finally getting a read on this character, so this could wind up being an odyssey to remember. Read Full Review

I say a must read. I always say a must read. You know why right?? CUZ IT'S A MUST READ!!! Read Full Review

This final issue, along with any issues of the series, benefits from the reader having a comics background, which might knock it down as being completely new reader friendly. However, there are a few cultural references that those without a deep knowledge of comics might enjoy. The issue also leaves you wanting more by revealing a little bit more of the intentions of an almost forgotten foe introduced in this series… whose actions are waiting to be explained in January's Night of the Living Deadpools series. Bunn and Espin definitely have embraced the idea of leaving the people wanting more. Read Full Review

This is a great end to a great series that could have easily been written off as a joke. I have to give the creative talent here all the credit in the world for telling that story with the perfect blend of humor and seriousness. Its funny in all the right places and grim, dark and dramatic in all of them as well, making this transcend a cash-in on a popular character and elevating it to a great story all its own. Read Full Review

Alright, so this turned into being more about the series as a whole than just this last issue, but in all honestly, other than 'I was disappointed with it', I didn't have very much to say about this issue, it was just forgettable. Could it be mindless fun? Sure. Could it be entirely enjoyable? Sure. But for me, it was just one stab too many at the same old joke. Read Full Review