Deadpool #33

The merc with a mouth's mission to protect his daughter reaches a bloody, funny, and slightly heartfelt conclusion. You have to respect the fact that, since the very first story arc, Duggan and Posehn have been telling stories that take a toll and stick with Wade. He's not simply moving from one mission to the next -- there's connections between each and every one of them and, as remarked in this issue, they're bringing some change to the character. This story may not be as strong as some of the previous arcs and the pencils will be too distracting for some, but it has a satisfying conclusion and I'm stoked for the next "lost" issue -- those are always a total blast! Read Full Review

Duggan and Posehn are fantastic storytellers and have been telling stories that really take a toll on Wade. He's not jumping from mission to mission. There's connections between all of them. Read Full Review

This issue didn't pack in quite as much drama as I was hoping for. The resolution to the conflict is a little too smooth and simple, particularly as a couple of guest stars arrive out of the blue to help Wade with his problems. Read Full Review

Some very ugly artwork keeps the ending to this arc from being any good Read Full Review

DarePool53

Sep 07, 2014

Good stuff from Posehn and Duggan, as always. However, without wishing to sound mean, I cannot stand Lucas' art.