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DEADPOOL #26
Deadpool’s quest to become a hero isn’t exactly going well, mostly because…well, let’s face it: Deadpool’s just not a “good guy.” He’s done a lot of really bad stuff in the past, things that can’t just be swept under the rug. But what if he was given the chance to do just that? What if he was given the chance to confront all of his past sins? What if Ghost Rider showed up in this book?
WRITER: DANIEL WAYPENCILS: Carlo Barberi
COLORED BY: MARTE GRACIA
LETTERED BY: NEUROTIC CARTOONIST, INC
COVER BY: DAVE JOHNSON
Price: $2.99
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| TheNextChampion | 08/18/10 | No | Read Review |
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I love the solict for this, makes me laugh everytime.
Didn’t he already team-up with Ghost Rider in DP Team-up? Did it really warrant an encore?
Would the penance stare work on DP?
@JesTr: This issue seemed to prove it can.
I loved this issue. I really, really loved it. Because Way, once in awhile, does something to show he can do more with Wilson then just silly jokes. This was as serious as an issue you will get with this character. There are some minor quips in here but, for the most part, this was a depressing and serious issue. Sure it was another look at Weapon X, but this issue also goes on to show just how sad of a character Deadpool really is. Kinda like Hank Henshaw….he wants to die so badly but he know he never can.
5/5 (and really, really close to be POTW. Maybe even Co-POTW)
@TNC: I would say that the penance stare worked or at least not correctly. He didn’t see his sins but rather the sins commited unto himself. Hell it even forced GR to revert back to his human form. I thought the last few issues of DP were lacking but this was a good issue.