• The fight to stop the Red Skull spills out of Avengers Mansion and into the streets.
• Rogue's gambit works. When the Red Skull gains the upper hand, Deadpool gets help from a few pals.
• And it's lights out for one Avenger...
Rated T+
While I had a couple of minor problems with this issue, they were very minor. This was another really quick read that sets up even more fun for the coming issues. If you want to have fun reading a comic book, this is the one for you. Read Full Review
I love this series so much and Duggan is almost doing as job as a job as Rick Remender did when he wrote the first 2 Uncanny Avengers series
Deadpool's last-ditch plan to beat the Red Skull comes together magnificently. The cover's a big fakeout; this isn't Cable's day to play the cavalry. This is a very fast issue but also a tremendously satisfying one. I'm often disappointed by the way story arcs resolve; this one is going out with a glorious bang. Besides being satisfying on its own terms, I think this is also going to play a strong part in teeing up Secret Empire.
This such a fun book. I liked the way Duggan uses Deadpool and Rogue. Great interactions.
Libranda has a lovely style. Anime-ish? but better. I can't explain it but it fits so well and matches Larraz's style.
Why am I always surprised that I enjoy this book so much? It's one of the most consistently enjoyable books Marvel is making right now, and this Red Skull storyline has been a big hit with me. And Kevin Labranda is a more than capable step-in artist. Really good stuff.
Deadpool's backup plan is a very clever use of X-Men mythology, and Rogue's (temporary) new look is pretty goddamn amazing. This should go down as a classic Rogue moment, but it will probably go unnoticed with so many X-titles and crossovers flooding the shelves.
A fun read. And yup maximum effort on Deadpool's part. I'm ready to see what will happen with Red Skull and Cable.
SCORE: 6.8
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