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A review by philrobichaud
Deadpool, Volume 4: Deadpool vs. S.H.I.E.L.D. by Brian Posehn, Gerry Duggan
3.0
A good follow up to "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly", however I found the "retro issue" about Deadpool's adventure in Wakandan a bit of a let down. Seemed a bit unorganized and didn't reveal much or move the story forward.
What this issue did do is once again show how even though Deadpool is basically unable to be killed, he's biggest threat is losing his humanity. This is something that most people don't seem to get, yes he's a bit of a psychopath lunatic, however he always ends up doing the right thing. The writers take him right to the edge of becoming completely evil and pull him back at the last possible moment.
What this issue did do is once again show how even though Deadpool is basically unable to be killed, he's biggest threat is losing his humanity. This is something that most people don't seem to get, yes he's a bit of a psychopath lunatic, however he always ends up doing the right thing. The writers take him right to the edge of becoming completely evil and pull him back at the last possible moment.