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As Good As The First? 1
It seems like a lot of people liked the first issue. It even won me over. We were left a little surprised at Deadpool's willingness to help the Skrulls invade Earth. But then, since he's a little off in the head, it wasn't too much of a surprise. The question is, what will he do next. Another question is, are the Skrulls pulling one over on Deadpool or is it the other way around?One of Deadpool's strongest assets is that he is unpredictable. That's what can help sell this comic. We do get...
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Thanks Danial Way! 0
It takes a lot to actually get me to laugh. Even moreso to get me to laugh out loud when I'm reading a book. However, the past two issues Danial Way has done it. The character of Deadpool is almost in his own little universe, surrounded by our universe. all these very serious characters surround him, but he's having a joke-a-thon at their expense. Normally, I would hate something like this, where the main character is so out-of-place. Out-of-place, in this context, being the very dreary angry wo...
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Great second issue! 0
The first issue was kind of boring, but still good. This issue blew me out of the water. We got to learn about Deadpool's tragic past with his father, about his Weapon X days and his "hate" for humanity. One more issue until this arc ends and the real good stuff begins, but I can live with this for now.This issue made me laugh plenty of times, especially when he was "training" the new Super Skrulls. He outsmarted a Skrull scientist, and managed to have the new Skrull versions of himself do the d...
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Everybody loves... 0
DEADPOOL! I, for one, am glad he's back. And with a bang too. I was very pleased with the first issue. A little confused at the end, I think the term WTF!! comes to mind. The first issue was a little slow. The second issue, however, was a lot more of the Deadpool goodness I love. It was senseless violence, supidity, madness, confusion and of course hilarity. It was great. It really was. And to top it all off, it comes with a moral: Do Not Clone Deadpool. Do Not Let Deadpool "Train" Your Clones. ...
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Just a little bit more Better, then the first. 0
I liked the first issue, and after that surprise ending I just couldn't help but pick this issue up. I found this issue just a little bit more better then the last one. The series has a story now, and its actually quite interesting. We have some more gags and less action with this book, but its all important in understanding what Deadpool is trying to do to help the skrulls. The story wasn't in the slightest predictable, everytime I thought something would happen, something else completely diffe...
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Funny 0
So, Deadpool goes over to the Skrull side. May God have mercy on them. This issue is fun and funny, and having Deadpool teach a bunch of Skrulls to be crazy is just inspiring. The Skrulls are shown that you can not predict everything ( or one ) and that some Earth creatures should not be duplicated. Definitely a cool issue to the Skrull Invasion, and I can not wait to see what happens next....
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Crazy 0
Deadpool joins the Skrulls, some Goblin-shaped aliens, saying that he wants to help them conquer the earth. They create Deadpool-shaped Skrulls, and Deadpool is trying to teach them how to act like himself.So first of all, I like it because we get a clear picture of Deadpool's character, and thats the first reason why I started reading this comics. Second, it's funny. The plot isn't very complicated so far, but the art is good and simple. I also liked the covers. Hope for actions. It got 5/5 be...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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