less Deadpool please :(

I'm really getting sick of Deadpool. I used to be a huge fanboy, now it's just.... eh.
 
Good review.

I LOVE this series...haven't picked this issue up yet, so glad to see the review. Sometimes the stories seem a little rushed, but it may just seem that way because the book is such a fun read it goes by quick. I'm a little tired of Deadpool and was never really a fan so we'll see how this story goes for me.

Before Deadpool blew up I always said those two together would be an awesome concept. I like that Marc is trying to become more grounded, but still being a one man army.

This is up my alley, I bought a few issues of the reboot a year ago, and have lightly kept up, but this Vengeance Of issue seems to be the one I want to jump on board for. Love mooney's character design

" i'm a fan of Moony, but i havent been able to pick up any of the new series. is he still crazy as hell? "

" @GothamBat said:

" i'm a fan of Moony, but i havent been able to pick up any of the new series. is he still crazy as hell? "

He's not as crazy as the 2006 run, looks like they are trying to bring to the public more but it's still a good read! "

There is too much Deadpool around. But people shouldn't write off a story/book just because it has Deadpool in it. Especially when he is used well like in this case.
 
It shows the similarities and differences between the two. Marc trying to go on the straight and narrow, whilst Deadpool really not caring. It makes Marc question if he wants to become a REAL hero. Did he actually enjoy being a maniacal, murdering and disfiguring vigilante? 
 
For every Jeph Loeb written Deadpool guest appearance (which was absolutely horrendous) there is Deadpool guest appearances written like this. So again, don't judge a character by over exposure, judge the character by how they are actually written and used in a story.