Deadpool #28

It's too soon to judge how the rest of this crossover will play out, but it's entertaining so far. Read Full Review

While Deadpool #28 isn't a laugh riot, it has its moments. The energy levels dip in the middle, but issue #28 starts out with a bang and ends with one that's just as exciting. Gerry Duggan has produced an entertaining issue while simultaneously setting the next several chapters of this arc. Thus, it's a successful issue, and I recommend reading it. Read Full Review

RustonLF

Mar 20, 2017

This was a pretty good starting point for a small crossover. It felt at times like we were hastily moving through the story, but still worked for me.

CrazyforRAMU

Oct 31, 2017

Shiklah just can't take Deadpool anymore, so it's time for a breakup. Also an apocalyptic monster vs. humans war, wuh-oh. Wouldn't it be great if *this* apocalyptic monster war had something to do with the *other* apocalyptic monster war going on in Monsters Unleashed? Oh Marvel, never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity. I think this issue has a slight misalignment between its tone ("wacky Deadpool marriage hijinks") and its plot ("monsters take Manhattan"), but it's certainly a lot of fun. Strong, clean art by Salva Espin helps.

Mister Bungle

Mar 01, 2017

It was ok.

Pants24

Mar 01, 2017

The art was detrimental to this issue. Salva Espin's art is very good, however, I do not believe it's a great choice for this Deadpool arc. The art is too light and colorful for what should be a forboding and impactful storyline. I am not a big fan of Shiklah so I hope this mini crossover puts her back in her coffin for good.

SwampySwamp

Mar 14, 2017

Its okay, but unnecessary crossovers are shitty :(