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siraels's review against another edition
3.0
3 stars
I'm not really sure what to make out of this. I loved reading about Spider-Man and Deadpool and their dynamic which certainly was bromantic. But otherwise I found the story really confusing and I don't know what really happened. It felt like it was jumping from scene to scene just to show us the dynamic between them and not really any actual plot. I found it confusing and questioned whether the scenes were just glimpses of some of their adventures or it was really told chronologically, scene by scene, for an actual plot. But the ending made me interested and I still want to read the second book very much.
I'm not really sure what to make out of this. I loved reading about Spider-Man and Deadpool and their dynamic which certainly was bromantic. But otherwise I found the story really confusing and I don't know what really happened. It felt like it was jumping from scene to scene just to show us the dynamic between them and not really any actual plot. I found it confusing and questioned whether the scenes were just glimpses of some of their adventures or it was really told chronologically, scene by scene, for an actual plot. But the ending made me interested and I still want to read the second book very much.
laurenkara's review against another edition
5.0
Read as single issues // THIS WAS EVERYTHING!!! I need more!!!!
telly_in_town's review against another edition
4.0
Loved this loads. The art style and the stories were great as well as the humour. The size was just right for me to hold and I can’t wait to get more
_laurabb_'s review against another edition
3.0
Some may think writing spider-man and deadpool is easy, but being that funny is hard! Joe Kelly plays them off each other fantastically and Ed McGuinness pencilling is detailed and adds to the hilarious imagery!
And the inker is called “mark morales” iconic!
They had fun with this one and so did I :)
And the inker is called “mark morales” iconic!
They had fun with this one and so did I :)
erincataldi's review against another edition
4.0
I love that rapport between Spiderman and Deadpool, it's funny, relevant, and highly inappropriate irreverent; the best kind of fun! Deadpool is secretly obsessed with Spiderman and keeps tagging along even though he's not wanted. He uses his time schmoozing up to Spiderman and trying to find out more about his boss, Peter Parker. Deadpool has received a hit on Peter Parker and keeps wondering how such a good guy like Spiderman could work for an evil guy like Peter Parker. Laugh out loud funny and ridiculous; this is a fun read and a promising start to a series. I can't wait to continue with the rest of the series.
blairconrad's review against another edition
4.0
Surprisingly fun! And I was actually intrigued by the plot.
Deadpool can be a _bit_ much, but combining him with Spider-Man made him bearable (and more, as their interaction was silly and fun).
Deadpool can be a _bit_ much, but combining him with Spider-Man made him bearable (and more, as their interaction was silly and fun).