Deadpool #11

Deadpool #11 rocks. Go buy it. Read Full Review

As you can expect their fight continues to be one of fun and surprises in a Texas Chainsaw Massacre kind of way. There really is not anything I can say that I have not covered in last issue’s review. Daniel Way and Paco Medina take us on a roll coaster ride of mayhem and meat? Yeah I may have forgotten to mention that Hawkeye takes Deadpool to a meat processing plant to off him. So what do you get when you mix a slaughter house, exploding arrows, Hawkeye, sharp objects, Deadpool and meat? Tons of fun. Read Full Review

There are jokes aplenty, cartoon violence, cornball one-liners (which Deadpool shamelessly acknowledges every time), and some deft comic timing. Here's the rub; on the surface the slapstick screams Three Stooges but the machinery underneath says Marx Brothers (at least Groucho and Harpo). Either way Deadpool is delivering a fun time for your dollar, as long as you can laugh at your heroes. Read Full Review

Simply put, Deadpool is very much a known entity at this point. Lots of violence, lots of funny and lots of juvenile insanity. If you're fine with these things, you're probably already on board. If not, tread carefully, as this series is not shy about what it is and is not. For my money, this is a guilty pleasure, but one that is skilled at being utterly ridiculous. Read Full Review