Deadpool #9 – Review

By: Gerry Duggan, Brian Posehn (Writers), Mike Hawtorne (Artist), Val Staples (Colorist)

The Story: Deadpool tries his very best to help Michael as he has to deal with Vetis and the fact that he has to kill several people for him.

The Review: Color me surprised. I was not expecting so serious an issue of this title, one that had always managed to balance the funny and serious bits in a way that made sense with the titular character himself. We could always expect a good number of jokes during the more serious moments, which were not the most striking moment, to lower down some of the more dramatic tone of the story and the character itself.

Deadpool #8 – Review

By: Brian Posehn, Gerry Duggan (Writer), Mike Hawtorne (Artist), Val Staples (Colorist)

The Story: Deadpool deals with Agent Preston presence in his mind as he needs to save Michael the necromancer from a deal he made with the devil.

The Review: This issue marks the beginning of the second arc for this title, along with a change in artist, as Tony Moore was only there for the six first issues. With the zombie presidents threat being gone along with that superstar artist, does it mean that this title is dropping in quality?