Deadpool vs. Carnage #3

Cullen Bunn continues to find comedic mileage out of Wade Wilson's latest superpower - the ability to find nonsensical signs all around him and somehow wind up tracking his prey. Read Full Review

DEADPOOL VS. CARNAGE is living up to what the name implies. Bunn goes all out with the action and it's a consistently good looking book. The finer details of the story may not be for everyone, but what it generates is most certainly a good time for any fan of these two characters. Bunn's managed to keep the encounters mostly balanced, but it's good to see this issue recognize that yes, there is a physical gap between these two and if Deadpool wants to stand a chance, he needs to bring some extra gear to the table. All in all, this is a fun issue that successfully shifts the book in a new direction. Bring on the next chapter! Read Full Review

Gizmo

May 11, 2014

Just more of the same nonsensical tracking that Deadpool was doing earlier. Much of this issues seems unnecessary, especially considering this series is almost over now. Even knowing that the plot is intentionally weird and obscure, I still don't know what to make of the last two pages. Does that thing at the end come from another story? It is going to be up to the concluding issue to make or break this short-series.