Deadpool Kills Deadpool

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Los otros volúmenes de Deadpool Killogy fueron buenisimos pero cuando él está sólo simplemente termina siendo un tanto fastidoso. Deadpool Kills Deadpool, a four-part mini-series, is the final act of the Deadpool Killogy that started with Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe and Deadpool Killustrated, and as the title suggests, this time Deadpool has to get rid of.

Me reí un montón con los comentarios del Deadpool de este universo y por las situaciones tan extrañas. Another fun Deadpool adventure that pits the Merc with a Mouth against himself in the most hilarious forms. Just when it seemed Taskmaster might have the advantage, Deadpool backed him up to Man-Thing, who then brutally disintegrated Taskmaster's head with his fire. At first, I was a bit caught off-guard by the amount of gore in this, which is not at all unexpected seeing as this is Deadpool. He did this in front of people on the streets, and this one moment caused everyone to suddenly fear Deadpool.

I definitely plan on reading the other comics in the series but I don't think you need them to enjoy this one. This is the third and final volume of the Deadpool Killogy, and if you're skimming the reviews on this one then you're probably familiar with basic premise so far. But when that didn’t work, he tried to kill the classic archetypes of every character, leading to Deadpool jumping from one literary novel to another in Deadpool Killustrated. Besides the aforementioned women and children there are various animals (a dog, a panda, and a certain wolverine), aliens, and other knock-off versions.

The earlier volumes aren’t greatly relevant, and this can be read without any reference to them, as what’s necessary is explained at the start of the second chapter. That made it almost poetic justice that Deadpool made Xavier watch as he killed the X-Men in various ways.For Wolverine, he waited until Logan saw his kids dying constantly and then killed him with a carborundum blade, which nullified his healing factor. No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins. Deadpool seemed to hold a grudge here because forcing Wolverine to see his kids dying before killing him was more brutal than any other death in the series.