Daniel Way is certainly going deeper into the mind of Deadpool. Sure that’s a crazy idea, but this series has been crazy for the past fourteen issues. But what is crazy about this inside look at the merc was this: This is the most serious, psychological look for the character since…..well ever I suppose.

Most of this issue has Deadpool talking to himself, but really from the narrative boxes. He’s talking to his other subconscious in  other forms; like Death, or a dead shark, or Cyclops with a snazzy mustache. We get to see a little bit on what makes Deadpool think, in a serious matter. It gets a bit hidden with some clever jokes and bizarre ‘Pool-O-Vision’ dreams, but this is a serious comic. Now obviously that’s not what people who are fans of the guy wants to see. But Daniel Way certainly has shown this idea in earlier issues (notably in issue #11) and he’s just expanding his take on the character. There are a wealth of good jokes in here though. Love the Thanos cameo and the line with Steve Rogers showed his fourth wall pattern.

“Hey you can’t be….Ed killed that guy! Let’s see some I.D. pal!”

Paco Medina is back as artist and as usual, this is a great looking comic. That’s all I can really say. I mean it’s great to see him back but as usual just copy and paste my praise of him from other reviews to this one.

Other then one very groan inducing joke, this was another soild issue. It’s not the best for the run, but this is setting up what could be a very controversial move. If Deadpool does join this team that is on the cover….oh boy a lot of people are not going to be happy. Although I am more worried about Way’s take on the gay community because that was a bit more offensive then this last page reveal. Still, a pretty good comic all around.