DID YOU EVER WANT TO BE DEADPOOL??? Now's your chance! This weekly series is not JUST the most amazing comic book you've ever read...it's also a role-playing adventure! YOU decide what choices Deadpool makes! YOU keep track of your scores issue by issue! YOU roll dice to combat various foes! Travel through Marvel history as Deadpool to meet Hulk in the swinging '60s! To smell Man-Thing in the swampy '70s! To be "seen" by Daredevil in the hard-boiled '80s! And avoid the many BAD ENDINGS you could fall into...or suffer the consequences!
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That rare perfect comic experience, playing fast-and-loose with the fun but never ignoring the rules of drama, comics or Deadpool stories. Really impressive work. Read Full Review
The second issue in this experiment establishes some ongoing rules, including the placement of mini-games and extravagance of early endings. However, what it really accomplishes is revealing this story to not be a one-trick pony. Read Full Review
Though fun, this issue fails to live up to its full potential. With that said, the ambitious narrative structure are deep cut jokes continue to impress. Read Full Review
A very funny story in the 60's. I follow the path of art more than the Gamma or cosmic radiation possibility. But I watch each possibility after and I love all the work they did for such a very funny book.
Cover - I take the variant old RPG cover. Nice one Even if not really related this is related 2/2
Writing - A very nice issue well construct. And that would be not that easy to do. So great work. 3/3
Arts - Like for the writing not easy to do a page with no real interaction sometime between all the panel. And it's one of the better art I see on a despool issue. 3/3
Feeling - I don't regret following this. 2/2
Well, there are 4 separate stories and you need to complete only one. It's kinda worse, than the 3rd issue where there were 5 different paths and you could take every single one of them. Those stories were not that different and interesting, but here we can participate even in Hulk's and F4's origins. Yeah, I played the Hulk part and the comic ended way too fast for me. Also if you lose the fight - there will be game over for you. And that's really weird, because 3 other stories just give you a chance to choose a different path.
So, the contents of this issue may be better, than the 3rd, but as a part of an actual adventure it won't really give you much of anything.
Youpool lands in scrupulously detailed, generally hilarious parody version of 1961. Your options for recharging the time helmet lead to conflict, more great jokes, and tons of Silver Age cameos. The only premise that fell flat for me was the treatment of the Fantastic Four; I think the cheap shot at Reed & Sue's "multiversal exile" status surrendered way too much potential. Aside from that, I had a blast. The Grasshopper and his letter-perfect parody of Silver Age Spidey's soap-operatic weaknesses were the highlights for me.
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