Deadpool #7 Review

Writer: Skottie Young // Artist: Nic Klein // Marvel Ho Ho Ho, Another Murder This is great, I’ve always wanted Deadpool to go on an adventure to kill Santa Claus. I think this is the most festive Deadpool comic I’ve ever seen. If you’re looking for a fun comic thats a cross between Rudolph ears and a Grinch costume, this is what you need to read. Young giving me a Claus vs. Pool match of these hands is a great break from “the feels.” Ironically, I shouldn’t be surprised as a frequent DP reader, but honestly they brought some presents for issue #7. Young has brought the salty soup of my childhood to and decided to drop a mercenary in it. This issue is for the salty holiday folks, who like their hot chocolate with a side of fully loaded glocks.

I hope to see the surprise factor I enjoyed so much with this in future issues. Since Deadpool is usually so unpredictable to the point that he is predictable, it might be hard to do that. I find that in other takes of Wade Wilson the surprise factor often comes from previous metaphors that resurfaces in something slightly related yet subtly placing hints for its reveal later. Dashing Through The Blood The art in Deadpool #7 surprisingly didn’t hit me as hard as I thought it would. Granted, the comic had its moments. During the fight scenes, I was able to pay close attention to injuries. The presence of red was quite festive. It didn’t really splatter, it just dripped or poured. Which essentially relates to tear drops in a way. The blo…