This ain't yer annoying Duggan/Poehsn Deadpool. Still quippy, but not like you want to stab him in the throat until the only jokes he's making are blood bubbles. Almost no reference to forgettable pop culture - in fact, the only "pop" culture I saw was Betty & Veronica, and I was pleased. A quickie take, fun and not bad, and forgotten nearly a quickly as cotton candy.

Deadpool meets zombies. Inevitable, considering Deadpool's current status as Marvel's trendy, gimmicky character of the moment. I'm not saying that he isn't fun, but Deadpool is quickly becoming the new Wolverine, everywhere that Marvel can vaguely justify putting him. It's only because Bunn takes the concept seriously (as much as you can take any Deadpool concept seriously) that this book is actually worth reading. If it had been almost any other writer, I might have skipped this book, but Bunn...

“When a 9mm rings, an angel gets his wings.” Show of hands. Who can’t wait for zombiemania to bite the dust? That’s what I thought. In the meantime, let’s bring out Mr. Meta Humor himself, the Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool and run him through his paces during a zombie apocalypse.Credit Cullen Bunn and Ramon Rosanas for making this work as well as it does. Deadpool has woken up from a food coma after binging on Mexican food and finds that he’s the only hero (work with me here) left. Bunn musters

Oh boy, this is a great story! I should definitely review this!What’s it about?Deadpool wakes up from a food coma and the world has pretty much gone to s***. Zombies have taken over but to make it particularly f***ed up, the zombies know what they’re doing and don’t want to eat people, they just can’t stop it! Now the last hope the world has is sadly Deadpool.Why it gets 5 stars:The story is a very interesting and unique take on the zombie idea.The art is fantastic!The characters are pretty inte...

I don't like horror stories because they are basically protagonists run away from the antagonists. Protagonists are the vulnerable weak side. This comic is not a horror story because I am sure until the end of comic book, Deadpool survives (as usual).The nagging part is only I have to patiently reading the parts where the story revealing the cause of zombie plague, and the solution, if there is any.Oh, by the way, the art style, illustrating Deadpool in colours and other persons in black and whi...

At first, I thought this was about the walk of whore-ers...so I wondered why we had a whole theme of reading about Lono's Wednesday afternoons...then I realized it meant SCARY Stuff (Then again, I've seen some of those Whores...yikes! and Lono's balls? it's like Emperor Palpatine's neck in Jedi!). But I digress...Anyhow, this is a short, fun, funny, and only conceptually scary book. It's about zombies, so I know it counts. Also, it's a tribute to the Romero films and enjoyable. I LOVE the co

Find all of my reviews at: http://52bookminimum.blogspot.com/ “The world will end . . . not with a bang but with a whimper. The painful truth of the matter is a little different, though, ain’t it? Because the fact of the matter is that the world keeps on keeping on. We just ain’t in charge any more.” Yep, that definitely seems to be the case for the old Merc with the Mouth when he wakes up from one seriously wicked food coma . . . Turns out while he was sleeping it off, the entire worl...

5Finally a Deadpool book I enjoyed. I did research this one before I got it. Cullen Bunn has impressed me with Hallow County, but has been slightly mixed with the Deadpool books. I'm happy that this one-shot styled book is incredible and showcases what this character is good at.Why the 5?A nice twist on the walking dead. Night of the Living Deadpool is a solid addition to my collection and I've heard there is a sequel. Quick read and one of the better Deadpool books I've read. Nice artwork and g...

I only give this a 4 instead of a 3 because of it's classic Deadpool humor.Otherwise, it was a bit bland and very similar to most zombie stories. The end was funny though!

Deadpool wakes up from a chimichanga-induced food coma to discover the zombie apocalypse has happened – and he’s the only surviving superhero! Where will Deadpool get his junk food and beer from now? Oh and of course how will he save humanity etc. …Deadpool in a zombie movie is pretty much all you need to know about this book – it gives you everything you’d expect from the premise. There’s plenty of Deadpool cutting down zombies while making jokes. But Cullen Bunn does throw in some neat details...

I really liked this. It was intriguing and hilarious. I also really enjoyed that the art was all in black, white and red. I picked this up per my brothers recommendation. He reads A LOT of Deadpool and said that this was one of his favorites. I didn't love it as much as he did, but it's still Deadpool and is therefore awesome.

Watch out Zombies..here comes Deadpool!!

Is this a slice of awesome?Eh. I don't know about that, but it is exactly what it's advertised to be. Deadpool vs Zombies!And for what it is, it isn't bad.Now, if you (like me) are a tad burned out on the zombie genre, this isn't going to reignite your love of The Walking Dead. The good news is that it's also not the worst thing you'll read about them, either. It's basically just a tongue-in-cheek tale about the zombie apocalypse featuring everyone's favorite psychotic Canadian.Like most Deadpoo...

Apparently regenerative healing factor can do anything *sigh*

THIS WAS A WEIRD READ but I really enjoyed it.I know who Deadpool is and the reputation he has. But I've never read anything from him. I picked this one up because it sounded weird and it was Deadpool so... Why the fuck not right? The title itself sounded a lot like a tribute to all the zombie stuff we've all been eating up recently. And true enough, this is what this was. WHAT I LIKED: ✔ The illustrations looked really cool. The black and white and reds worked really well with the story.✔ I r...

BR with : AnneAn apocalyptic take on Deadpool where Deadpool was busy eating all you can eat chimichangas and dozed off only to wake few days later to find himself surrounded by zombies.just another weird take on zombie with really nice illustrations and usual gory stuff and trash-mouth of his with nice action scenes.

What could possibly go wrong when you combine deadpool and zombies?Well...everything!

I really enjoyed it because it's Deadpool but I don't know if comics are a thing for me.

"Solemnly, our hero surveys the unspeakable carnage . . . for he is the last 'super-bro' on Earth. His heart, swelling with a sense of proud duty, beats out a clear, urgent message. And it says . . . @#$% THIS! TOO MANY ZOMBIES!" -- Deadpool's clamorous narrationGleefully making reference to and/or ripping off the countless zombie-involved flicks from the last fifty or more years (including director George Romero's Dead trilogy, 28 Days Later, Zombieland, and writer Richard Matheson's story that...

Four installments, for an ambitious story that starts relatively slow but later on becomes an avalanche of broken limbs and severed heads and takes you with it. In true Deadpool fashion, the mix between His Royally Screwed Up Self and zombies turns easily into sear madness, in the best way possible. MISCHELENIOUS THOUGHTS AND HIGHLIGHTS ✎ ♛ The artwork is awesome.♛ The Return of the Living Deadpool is also great.