THE SECRET EMPIRE HAS FALLEN - AND NOW IT'S DEADPOOL'S TURN.
• During the Hydra takeover, Deadpool killed Agent Phil Coulson, Quake's mentor and close friend.
• So now Quake is going to kill Deadpool.
• But not if the rest of the Secret Warriors have anything to say about it!
• (I mean, Devil Dinosaur could kinda go either way.
• Also he can't speak.
Rated T+
A fine story of clashing personalities overcoming their differences. And Deadpool is there too. Read Full Review
The threads from the last issue are slowly moved but the bulk of the story is Quake's quest to find Deadpool. The cover is misleading but what's new. It's well illustrated by Ramirez who's very different from Javier Garron but fits nicely and made me smile a few times with how he put the pieces and characters together. Nice book that needs more readers.
Good, another misleading cover.
Some nice moments, but still feels like a book that's finding its feet.
Daisy tries to Ahab Deadpool while Inferno gets sucked into the frustratingly vague Karnak/Sinister/Dark Beast conspiracy. Hyper-sketchy art by Juanan Ramirez and some unpleasantly rough dialogue by Matthew Rosenberg really drive home the fact that this is half of a filler story marking time until we get back to proper business with #8. Not a comic I can see myself ever reading a second time. While that doesn't imply true badness, it's not a tier into which this title's previous issues fell.
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