The volume should be renamed, The Ones With Deadpool That Have Been Printed Elsewhere, but Have Been Reprinted Again So Stan Lee Can Go On A Senior’s Cruise. Stay clear of shuffle board, Stan, you cheating bastard, and don’t load up on bacon at the breakfast buffet, Pops!This is a collection of Deadpool Annuals which means they’re not really part of any ongoing Deadpool storyline (Stop laughing!) and except for the last issue can’t be squeezed into real Marvel continuity.Warning! Sentiment-laden...

I have no idea how this could have an average closer to 3.5. The Water World story is an excellent bit of satire.The Captain America story pulls at the heart.The Spider-Man story breaks down what classic Spidey tales should be.And the Madcap story leads us to questions of community and insanity. Seriously, fantastic collection.

Deadpool is my favorite character. He is almost like a big kid, that kills you. so I like the homie.

I picked up this volume because I'm a huge Thrilling Adventure Hour fan and Acker and Blacker wrote one of the stories. And also because I just love Deadpool. All four of these stories are great, and they bridge a lot of gaps in his story. The last story, after the death of Wolverine, was the most touching, but the Brute Force story was the best.

Select comics featuring Deadpool and some of his... friends? Frienemies? Love the Merc with a Mouth.

So is this just a collection of annuals and specials? I am still kind of confused about how special issues and annuals get collected into trades but whatever. This was a delight to read!! Especially his team-up with Spidey 😭 Also..................I guess I can't be surprised that Steve Rodgers is a badass old man, but. Still. I am still kind of amazed at old-man-Steve. Yay old man Steve!!

The Ones with Deadpool is the kind of book you get with really popular characters, ie. Marvel looked at the sales figures and realised Deadpool sells nearly as much as their flagship character Spider-Man and decided to put out as many comics featuring him as possible. That’s why we’ve got a book of three standalone annuals and an event tie-in none of which are very good, connected in any way or worth reading – but they sold! This volume should really be called Deadpool: Marvel Are A Business And...

damn i love deadpool's adventures

Some stories are a hit, some are a miss.

This was fun. I'll admit I ordered the book based on "Deadpool" and "Acker and Blacker" and I was not disappointed with their efforts! I liked the last story a little less but that's just because I don't have an extensive history in comics so sometimes I get lost with backstories and the like. But it was definitely amusing to have some cameos that I did recognize!A fun read for anyone who likes Deadpool and his team-ups. And Thor. And Cap. And Widow. And Spider-man. And... and...

Either don't waste your time with it or just skip to the last story if you do.

This was such a fun Deadpool comic!I'm so glad that Kelly & Jeff begged me (well, groveled at my feet is more accurate) to join their Buddy Read! Thanks, guys! It's always nice when you have friends who try to include you in things, rather than friends who...I don't' know...leave you in the middle of nowhere overnight while they 'go to get some beer' or something. 'Cause that would be mean. And hurtful.Look! There goes your self-esteem, you poor dorky bastard! Thank God, that's not what happened...

Deadpool's a lot of fun, although sometimes it's a bit much. I enjoyed the cameos of the Avengers in the first annual, which was mind-trippy. I also enjoyed the second annual, where Deadpool dons the Spidey-suit. The third had a bit more social commentary (about Sea World) but it certainly wasn't anything serious. The fourth story was about the death of Wolverine, and Deadpool teams up with an old Cap. The good thing about this was that you really don't need to have read any other comics to know...

They just keep upping the meta. And the giant [redacted] with the guy who collected the [redacted] -- omfsm, that was hilarious.

This whole books is just filled with Deadpool silliness. My favorite part was the team up with Spiderman. This books is great for fans of Deadpool, and for some of the jokes this is best suited older teens and adults as well.

Find all of my reviews at: http://52bookminimum.blogspot.com/And then the lion fell in love with the lamb . . . . . . . or something like that.For a couple of years now I’ve successfully dodged what I like to call the “Superhero Comic Book Bully Club” while maintaining the stance that if there were ever a superhero for me, it would probably be the Merc with the Mouth. Fart jokes, cursing – let’s face it, we are pretty much kindred spirits. I finally decided to cave in to the peer pressure, b...

Fun thing to read over a weekendI read deadpool because he is the silly anti hero with but and great one liner. Even with cheesy line. This is why I love it

A collection of annuals and one-shots that is generally entertaining if a bit disconnected. While the story itself was all right, I didn't appreciate the Madcap-is-the-extra-voice retcon from Annual #1. I loved what Daniel Way did with Deadpool. It was crazy fun and the best run on the character since Joe Kelly. I wanna see more of Brute Force!

This book isn't really bad or anything, it's just slightly "meh" considering it's basically a bunch of random one-shots tossed together including a few I already had in other books. It's pretty much the definition of "hey look! X is popular, we need more of X on the shelves!" Marvel has done this a lot recently with Deadpool like releasing a book that has all of his #1 issues and others that seem utterly redundant like omnibus editions that are more expensive than just buying single volumes. I'v...

This is my first Deadpool, and I've decided all my future comics are going to be Deadpool. Exclusively. I have a crush on the dude like nothing else. He's insane, hilarious, and just a little bit sweet. He's like Spiderman without the depression and the morals, which is basically cooler Spiderman. I didn't like the last one though, I think I have to read more of that storyline to figure it out.