I am aware of the hate-face towards Deadpool for his current ubiquity, but frankly, I don't see the problem. Recent issues of both his solo series have been entertaining, and this book is a breezy, irreverent bit of fun every month. When you really look at it, the Marvel Universe is a lot like working for Vince McMahon. When there's money on the line, we go with what we know sells, and thus the oldest superstars get the hardest push. Guys like Ms. Marvel, Iron Fist, Luke Cage and other 70's rejects are just now getting their place in the sun, while 90's-era characters like the 'Pool are nearly invisible at the main-event level. (The only other major player from that era that I can think of might be Cable...) Add to that the fact that this book is actually FUNNY, and I'm not hating the fact that Deadpool is everywhere, much like Savior Faire. I am troubled by the fact that this series is sold with Humberto Ramos covers, and the interiors (by Dalibor Talajic) are a completely different s Read Full Review