Deadpool #39

So this story arc is finally over. Thank god. I was hoping and expecting so much more. Read Full Review

These last few issues have been very visual with the classic "Hulk vs." concept being in play. Purple Pants jumps around, punches and yells real loud. Bong Dazo actually draws a pretty sweet Hulk. Ive bashed Dazo for some Deadpool work in the past but he is improving, even if he keeps taking liberties with DPs costume. The paneling is creative, and takes the typical super hero fight and gives it some flavor. Read Full Review

Unfortunately, the smattering of eye-catching images in this book doesn't justify the cover price, and the swept-under-the-rug plotline feels like an insult to the reader. For all of the effort Deadpool readers have spent over the arc trying to invest themselves in some aspect of the story -- be it the sad realization that Wade is alone and just wants the pain to stop, the premise that something can actually kill him, or even the protection of innocents -- Way teases them further in its conclusion with the equivalent of a shrug and a grin. Read Full Review