Deadpool #17

The series may have hit a few roadblocks in recent months, but it's clear better days lie ahead. For readers, not for Deadpool. He's screwed. Read Full Review

This issue does a good job at developing Deadpool's character as he's given a point to prove and essentially he now has a purpose behind his actions. This results in a more relatable character who you root for. Read Full Review

Deadpool has been dealing with his own version of a Civil War, and while it's a pleasant distraction from the slog the main event has become, I look forward to the book more now that the team infighting has come to an end to see where we go from here.  Read Full Review

The tone in this issue of Deadpool was on point, but the content was not quite there yet to match it. It's a step forward, but the other foot is dragging behind for right now. Read Full Review

Really though what is best about this issue is the promise of what comes next. The events here push Deadpool to the very brink. From not being able to see his daughter to catching his wife cheating on him with a werewolf things simply are not going his way. It is a nice injection of some melancholy to a character that has otherwise been an over exaggerated joke. Hopefully as we move to the next arc the character of Deadpool evolveseven further. Read Full Review