Deadpool #2 Review

Writer: Skottie Young / Artist: Nic Klein / Marvel Comics Quips and Dips Deadpool #2 is coming at you with the classic DP comedy. One thing this series seems to do well is forming that top-notch humor. I have giggled at this issue more than any other recently released DP comic and that warmed my heart. Didn’t know if that had anything to do with my seemingly conventional humor, but I was always excited to turn the page. Skottie was able to catch the classic Deadpool face palms without having to sacrifice his quickness. I loved the incorporation of these Marvel characters. I caught myself saying “Him too? They there too? SQQQUUUAAAAAAAD!” Never underestimate the power of witty heroes and the slap-face humor of our Wade Wilson. If I ever need a quick giggle, I’ll be sure to boomerang my way to this.

What I hope to see in future issues is a bit more depth? We all love and feel this pull to Mr. Pool, but it feels like there is something missing? I enjoy this comic so much, I read it while eating to enhance the experience and everything. We can have all of the “Breaking of The Fourth Wall”, quick jabs, flabbergasting insults but still miss the point. What does he want/need? If it is there, I feel like it was not heightened or given enough luster for me to connect. Does he want attention? Better jobs? Once this becomes centered more, the quality will improve. Artist Cans and Fans Nic Klein’s artistry made me laugh almost as much as the writing. The playfulness enhanced the classi…