Deadpool has less than 24 hours to kill Doctor Octopus if he wants into the most elite assassin alliance in the world. Can Doc Ock block a cocked glock? Or will he be filleted and slayed by Wade’s blades? And also… uh… what’s that thing hanging out of Wade’s chest?
Publication Date
Publisher
Format
Kindle Edition
Print Lenght
26 pages
Language
English
Price
$3.99
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5 Critic Ratings & Reviews from:
- 90
Un Cómic Más
- 83
The Super Powered Fancast
The Story: Fun, often funny and big on spectacle and action, Wong delivers an entertaining story for Deadpool fans. There is a lot going on and I love how all of the story elements come together in interesting and unexpected ways. I love how Deathstrike is introduced in the story and how it signifies what an unreliable narrator Deadpool in his own story. The Art: Beautifully detailed and filled with chaotic fun, the art in the issue is definitely a highlight. Coccolo manages to visually thrill throughout while mixing in great visual gags. - 80
ComicBook.com
Issue #2 has some particularly graphic body horror imagery (and for a Deadpool comic, that's really saying something!), but this symbiotic angle continues to be intriguing. - 80
Impulse Gamer
Normally I would be annoyed at coming into a story not knowing what was going on, Deadpool seems to thrive on the chaos and benefits from it. - 55
Weird Science Marvel Comics
Deadpool #2 takes a step back from issue #1 by reverting the titular to silly, obnoxious Deadpool and creating an issue-long fight that ends in a draw. In other words, the tone and personality of the first issue are gone, and the plot goes nowhere.
