THE FINAL DEADPOOL STORY!
Wade Wilson may seem like he is unkillable, but there is more than one way to put an end to him... but don't take my word for it! Quintessential Deadpool scribe Joe Kelly and record-setting Deadpool artist Mike Hawthorne team-up to prove it to you! Deadpool is done for!
Rated PARENTAL ADVISORY
Both insane and hilarious, and often insanely hilarious, Deadpool: The End #1 is the perfect "final story" for the Merc with a Mouth. Read Full Review
If you love Deadpool (and how can you not) then this is a great story, if you've never met Deadpool (where have you been?) then this is just as good as any a comic to give you a pretty decent idea of who he is. Highly recommended! Read Full Review
All in all this is a fun book and one that is executed to a very high standard with a few minor flaws. I recommend it to all fans of Deadpool. Read Full Review
A joy to read from the first page to the last, perfectly capturing everything that makes Deadpool a great character. It blends the snark, violence, and heart just right, backed up by excellent artwork. The entire team is on top form for this issue. Read Full Review
If you're a Deadpool fan it's absolutely worth a read. Read Full Review
Final ThoughtsAt the moment, I really enjoyed this book. The writing made me chuckle in a way thats sorely missing from a lot of comics now. This felt like a nostalgia trip to the late 90s, except with it being 2020. Additionally, the ending felt a tad overlong. Its fun but feels dated, not that thats a bad thing. Its like watching an old Jim Carrey movie; entertaining but youre glad things have moved on. The title is appropriate. This is The End and will sit alongside my Joe Kelly Deadpool Omnibus as a relic of a slapstick time. Read Full Review
I mean for Dugan's DP readers, this is a heartfelt story, a must read may I say. I frankly loved it very much. To my surprise the second half of the comic, with crazy half-baked classic DP one page stories gave me that warm feeling of reading something stupid the way only DP comics can provide. Great double feature of ideas for the comic. Joe Kelly just knows DP and me all too well. Perfection!
It's a pretty good book by Kelly. It just won't end and that's the point. It had me chuckling a few times but the craziness wouldn't have worked if wasn't for the outstanding art by Hawthorne, Olazaba's inks and Redmond's colors. Also that DeadPoolverine story needs to be real asap.
I liked it but I know a lot of people won't.
Deadpool defies the concept of ending by offering up comedic multiple-choice finales for his story. It's got great art and some good gags (I love the idea of Captain Marvel and Iceman being evenly-matched romantic possibilities), but it's very labored. Like, I get that filling a plus-sized comic with a half-comic's worth of story and then tapdancing to fill out the page count is intentionally dumb, but the intent doesn't cancel out the dumbness.
Im not normally a deadpool reader so maybe you have to be to get this. Besides a few decent moments this book sucked and was a chore to read.
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