Unbelievable Gwenpool #7

The Unbelievable Gwenpool gets back on track, with an oink-oink here and an oink-oink there, which is actually a very good thing, believe me. Christopher Hastings and Gurihiru provide us with a light hearted entertaining book that is nothing but a pleasure to look at. When this creative team gets together there's not a thing I would change and it's always worth a buy. 9.0/10var linkwithin_site_id = 2203111; Read Full Review

Really, not too much went on in this issue but it didn't feel wasted or like a filler. Still, we're looking forward to an action-packed Issue #8. Read Full Review

This outing of Gwenpool was scattershot. The art team and the writer have built a beautiful and fun comic, but you can tell that they are still trying to find their voice and direction as they go along. I think all the elements are there to make a great comic, the creative team just needs to put those pieces together. I guess we all will have to wait and see. Read Full Review

cora

Oct 14, 2016

Hilarious! Gwenpool should be a motion picture!

Norman Bates

Oct 14, 2016

Gets back to business, and back to the candy colored wonderfulness I loved in the first arc. Gwen is a hoot; I laughed at the line about her grandpa, and chortled over the physical humor (Gwen stuffing her head in the shark) I enjoyed the way the creative team plays with the trope of the dramatic reveal... “YOU!!” says Gwen, as if we’re about to get a startling surprise. It's playful and mad cap, the perfect tonic for a gray day.

supercoolyeah

Oct 16, 2016

Gurihiru does a great job on art. It's just young, fresh and hip. And come on the first few pages are just comical. Hastings is leading this arc to a great direction.

EDiakota

Oct 13, 2016

Gwenpool is so much fun

Gizmo

Oct 21, 2016

Some funny moments, but ultimately just pushing the plot forward.