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A review by strikingthirteen
Night of the Living Deadpool by Cullen Bunn, Ramon Rosanas
3.0
Deadpool wakes up from one very satisfying meal to find that the world has ended. The zombie apocalypse is here and he can't help but be a little put out that this isn't all about him. Deadpool is almost is his element as he teams up with a band of survivors and they head off into the world to survive however they can. Deadpool's priorities and attitude may be a slight different than his group's.
There are lot of little wink and nod reference to different zombie apocalypse franchises but all in all this is Deadpool being Deadpool but as the last super hero standing. Everything's in black and white except him, which just serves to illustrate that Deadpool is the only bit of colour in this world. Only hope is perhaps too strong a word.
All in all, a fun time that reads a little bit more like a thought experiment than I originally expected. It ends on a cliffhanger though so you can't help but wonder what is going to go on with Deadpool in this world.
There are lot of little wink and nod reference to different zombie apocalypse franchises but all in all this is Deadpool being Deadpool but as the last super hero standing. Everything's in black and white except him, which just serves to illustrate that Deadpool is the only bit of colour in this world. Only hope is perhaps too strong a word.
All in all, a fun time that reads a little bit more like a thought experiment than I originally expected. It ends on a cliffhanger though so you can't help but wonder what is going to go on with Deadpool in this world.