• The Avenging Archer and the Merc with the Mouth are one step closer to solving their Halloween whodunit - but things aren't what they seem!
• With villains masquerading as heroes, who can Deadpool and Hawkeye trust?
• And no, it's not one another.
• The most beloved (and simultaneously annoying) duo is on the case!
Rated T+
Overall, this issue is recommended if you want something fun and exciting that doesn't take itself too seriously. Read Full Review
Overall, I would definitely recommend that you pick up thelatest book in theHawkeye Vs. Deadpool series. It is full of fun, action, and fan-favorite characters. Both marvel geeks and new readers alike will love the great artwork and intense hilarity that always comes with a Deadpool team-up, especially with a fan-favorite like Clint Barton. Pick it up now! Read Full Review
Whether it's discussing the merits of owning a sky cycle, debating the membership process of the Avengers or agreeing on who may or may not have seen a naked wizard, Hawkeye vs. Deadpool remains an absurdly fun time. Writer Gerry Duggan already has the book's balance down, mixing high octane action with rampant situational humor. Read Full Review
Any comic where Kate and Clint spend time together usually makes for a great comic, and this issue certainly has a lot to love. Deadpool thankfully does not ramble as much as I was dreading. Lolli, Camgni, and Peter draw great action sequences; Kate kicking looks particularly fierce. Duggan is having fun writing this mini-mystery, and the inclusion of Kate, Black Cat, and Typhoid Mary has infused it with significant doses of energy and personality. Read Full Review
The jokes are funny, but I care too little about the plot.
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