Deadpool #8

Kelly Thompson creates an empathetic Deadpool that is still every bit as funny, crude, and badass as expected. Read Full Review

Deadpool #8 is a surprising issue, full of action and so much more. It's the “more” that is surprising, in this case. Deadpool is being pushed to all-new levels in this plot arc, and that is starting to show. Read Full Review

Deadpool #8 lands Wade in an ideal position, at least narratively speaking. Desperate risk, desperate action, desperate plans, desperate humour to mask the danger -- this is territory in which Deadpool thrives. Thanks to high-octane art and writing that's equal parts snarky and heartfelt, "thrive" is exactly what he's doing. Read Full Review

Few creative teams are as perfect a compliment to their character as Kelly Thompson and Gerardo Sandoval are to Deadpool, and you need look no further than Deadpool #8 for a delightful example of that in action. Read Full Review

Wolf Warner

Nov 09, 2020

Underrated

CrazyforRAMU

Mar 09, 2021

Deadpool tears through a standard "fight your way to freedom" plot with some predictable developments and some surprising ones. The art's still super-90s and not to my taste, but I'll admit it's really well-suited to this story and setting. The character work on Wade and Elsa adds some awesome depth to this otherwise fight-heavy comic.

Psycamorean

Nov 07, 2020

This was a very 90s looking issue, and was pretty fun!

Spacey Medicine

Nov 14, 2020

Jeff is and will always be the highlight for me. His little knife! Precious.