Spider-Man / Deadpool #8

I knew that SPIDER-MAN AND DEADPOOL would be fun-to-read series, but honestly, I never expected this level of depth in a crossover series. Needless to say, I'm happily surprised. Read Full Review

There's a ton to like in this issue overall for any comic fan. We're provided a bunch of answers to some of the titles lingering questions, left with a few more still to solve, and are treated with a new Spidey suit to drool over.  We also get killer art and action sequences drawn by McGuinness and his art team.  To top it off, we get an appearance of a classic and new villain from the past, one we're still guessing the identify of to boot. So yeah, Marvel, more of stories like this please!!! Read Full Review

We never expected this depth and emotion from Spider-Man/Deadpool, and we couldn't be any more impressed. Read Full Review

There are a few homages, the mystery continues to unfold in intriguing ways, and the next issue is set up with a great cliffhanger. I hate to play favourites here but I have to. Deadpool in his own comics lately has been stale and dull, but if you're after him at his best then read this. Likewise, if you're a fan of the web-head then this one's for you too. Individually they're great, but together they're amazing. Read Full Review

Joe Kelly and Ed McGuinness are back to tie up some loose ends with Spider-Man/Deadpool's first arc. While some questions are left dangling, Patient Zero's unsettling minions and Ed McGuinness's stellar art make this an issue worth the wait. Read Full Review