This is an excellent, entertaining issue that balances espionage against insanity. We do need a bit more action but hopefully we get more of that as the excellent arc progresses. Read Full Review

Wolverine #20 is a great return for the series afterX Lives of Wolverine and X Deaths of Wolverineput the main series on hiatus. Smartly, the creative team is having a bit of fun with Deadpool after a serious 10-issue epic, and boy is it a lot of fun to have Deadpool back in all his glory. Read Full Review

There's not much Wolverine, but their team-ups are always fun. Read Full Review

Wolverine #20 picks up in the aftermath ofX Lives/X Deaths of Wolverine by pairing the clawed Canadian with Deadpool for an off-the-rails mission. It's a nice change of pace from the usual Wolverine stories, but that's for the best: sometimes you have to shake things up to keep a character fresh. Read Full Review

Not much has changed for Wolverine as the clawed mutant's solo title enters the age of Destiny of X, with a whole extra helping of Deadpool along for the ride. Fans of both these characters, especially when they are together, will get a whole lot of what they probably like and overall not much else. Read Full Review

Your enjoyment of Wolverine #20 will really rely on what version of Deadpool you like and your preferred dosage. The issue balances things for me though is right up to the line. It also doesn't quite feel like a “Wolverine issue” as opposed to a “Deadpool issue” or the start of some miniseries. Still, there's a lot to like and the direction and hints as to what's to come should be interesting. If nothing else, it's a good starting point for those looking to dive into the series. Read Full Review

Deadpool joins the party in WOLVERINE #20! Crack open a can of Bub Lite, sit back, and enjoy the ride! Read Full Review

WOLVERINE #20 was not "hilarious as it is heart-bruised. Kubert's art was not overly stellar and focused on too many smaller panel progressions and needed more detail than usual. Maybe with time, my opinion will change? But for right now, if this is the new status quo, I think this reviewer may be taking a hard pass until DEADPOOL finds his way off the title. Read Full Review

TO be honest, I found this book kinda boring. But this issue brought back life to this.

Holy crap this was awesome!

Percy continues to get better and better.

A fun start to this arc that introduces Deadpool nicely. Something kind of funny to me is Deadpool finding New Mutants #98 and Deadpool #1 in the back issue bin instead of on a wall or in a case. I'm not criticizing the book for that or anything, but it just made me laugh. Also, Deadpool taking over the quote page was funny and perfectly in line with him.

I like it and I think it's a good comic. The art's very impressive, particularly the fancy layouts at the front. Mr. Kubert brings his A game.

Wolverine's characterization isn't deep but it sounds fundamentally right. Deadpool also sounds in-character, but also a bit distinctive.

The problem is there's just too much Deadpool. I know he hangs a lampshade on it, but still: He drags the pace out so that we just barely get to the first plot point of what looks like an intriguing story.

As a long time Deadpool reader, this issue was like finding an oasis after wandering the desert for the better part of the last couple of years. I think Marvel's struggled to hit the right mix of humor and pathos with the character since Duggan's run ended, but I think Percy has something here. The over-the-top intro narration was *chef's kiss* good and the entire running commentary surrounding DP feeling left out was both relevant to the story and perfectly meta.

The bulk of the issue was fine, but that ending... great setup.

Deadpool made this issue good