Scan barcode
A review by amybraunauthor
Deadpool: All in the Family by Simone Bianchi, Darnell Johnson, Cullen Bunn, Irene Strychalski, Dominike Stanton, Duane Swierczynski, James Asmus
4.0
I bought this one in a used book store on an impulse and I'm a little torn. I didn't care much for the first few stories (maybe I'm not as familiar with the Deadpool family as long time readers), but while each story was fun, some were just a little too ludicrous for me at certain points.
That said, I enjoyed the second half with Wade Wilson and his adventures. That felt a lot more like a "Deadpool" story rather that just a bunch of shorts. It was a funny, but at times deep story. The action was pretty solid, and I only wish that Cable and Deadpool's relationship had been explored a little more for casual readers like me.
All in all, it was a fun read, though I wish it had literally just been Wade and Cable. They're always a fun duo.
That said, I enjoyed the second half with Wade Wilson and his adventures. That felt a lot more like a "Deadpool" story rather that just a bunch of shorts. It was a funny, but at times deep story. The action was pretty solid, and I only wish that Cable and Deadpool's relationship had been explored a little more for casual readers like me.
All in all, it was a fun read, though I wish it had literally just been Wade and Cable. They're always a fun duo.