Spider-Man / Deadpool #25
| Writer | Robbie Thompson |
| Artist | Chris Bachalo |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Spider-Man Versus Deadpool Part 3
The first arc of the new era of SM/DP climaxes with our heroes facing THE CHAMELEON!
The mimicry villain's plan is more than just changing HIS appearance. It takes Chameleon from his level of petty crook and puts him shoulder to shoulder with the world's most terrifying super villains!
Spider-Man and Deadpool do their darnedest to take down the elusive villain, but it's hard to punch someone when he could look like anyone!
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8.0
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Brandon J. Griffin
Dec 30, 2017Spider-Man/Deadpool reaches the twenty-five issue milestone in a much better place than it began. The supporting cast is delightful and lessens the load our web-slinger and mouthy merc' would have to carry otherwise. Read Full Review
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6.5
On Comics Ground - Chris Kebblewhite
Feb 02, 2018This arc has been a bit of a distraction compared to some of the compelling stories we got from Joe Kelly. As I've mentioned before, he has a special way of developing relationships between characters. This should probably be taken as building to something bigger in the grand scheme of things and took both characters back to their ground roots. Hopefully the future pay off is worth it. Read Full Review
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5.5
I like Chris Bachalo's art, but I found this hard to get through. The art looked pretty good, but it terms of storytelling, was kind of confusing. Storewise, lots of wacky stuff happening, but I just found it boring. Sorry.
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5.0
Chameleon and Deadpool *both* bamboozle their way out of Tabula Rasa, leaving Spidey holding the bag and Husk genially hating him. This is a story told with workmanlike skill. It's only when you consider how much you *could* do with "Deadpool and a helicarrier full of crazy creepy crawly characters" that this issue's low-effort shenanigans start looking hollow and dull. Scott Hepburn assumes control of the art at the halfway mark. He makes a cool effort to link to Chris Bachalo's established style before gradually moving into his own look. It's more than welcome; Mr. Bachalo did a remarkably woeful job on the front half.
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