rattybluestocking's review against another edition
5.0
Deadpool!!
I loved Deadpool before the movie came out. I always have. He is such a sassy ass. Deadpool will always get five stars from me, no matter how crappy the storyline!!
I loved Deadpool before the movie came out. I always have. He is such a sassy ass. Deadpool will always get five stars from me, no matter how crappy the storyline!!
albon's review
2016 review:
I really liked the beginning and the middle of this, but the end just fell flat for me. And I liked the art.
I really liked the beginning and the middle of this, but the end just fell flat for me. And I liked the art.
thearosemary's review against another edition
4.0
Before watching the Deadpool movie, the anti-hero was always someone I was interested in, but like many superheroes, never looked into them. But after watching the movie (which is one of my all-time favorite movies now), I had to add some Deadpool graphic novels to my list.
Deadpool: Secret Invasion was incrdibly awesome and funny. I loved the dialogue within Deadpool's head. As always, he's so quirky and strange, yet so hilarious. He's simply one of a kind.
I'm so, so happy I've started grabbing graphic novels now. Since my love for superheroes has been reawakened a few years ago, I've been familiarizing myself with the superhero world, but the graphic novels have been helping immensely. Can't wait to read more!
Deadpool: Secret Invasion was incrdibly awesome and funny. I loved the dialogue within Deadpool's head. As always, he's so quirky and strange, yet so hilarious. He's simply one of a kind.
I'm so, so happy I've started grabbing graphic novels now. Since my love for superheroes has been reawakened a few years ago, I've been familiarizing myself with the superhero world, but the graphic novels have been helping immensely. Can't wait to read more!
idkmaybealex's review
adventurous
emotional
funny
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
crookedtreehouse's review
4.0
One of the best and, surprisingly, most focused of the Secret Invasion tie-ins, this first volume of Daniel Way's Deadpool is a fun, action packed war against the Skrulls that would be a complete throwaway, except that it's somehow the most important book for setting up Marve's year of Dark Reign. That such a colossal plot point in Marvel history takes place in this silly little side fracas comes completely out of left field (which is also where this story begins).
If you don't like Deadpool books, I don't think this is the one that's going to change your mind but if you think his fourth wall breaking and humor is a good day, often poorly executed, this might be the run to win you over.
If you don't like Deadpool books, I don't think this is the one that's going to change your mind but if you think his fourth wall breaking and humor is a good day, often poorly executed, this might be the run to win you over.
kesnit's review
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
tamnhauser's review
3.0
Deadpool. It's just nuts. It's entertaining. And yet intelligent in all of its brutal approach. I just thoroughly enjoyed it without any doubts. It won't change the world, or maybe it will, but either way... It's bloody good for damn sure!
alienor's review
4.0
I'm going to tell you a story (aren't you lucky) : there was a time in my life when I
I knooooow. Girl gotta see the truth now.
But let's stay focused, alright? So. That time, long long ago. God, such a good time. I could make fun of these silly, ridiculous French movies whose "jokes" (we're gonna need the quotations marks at this point) either appalled me or ... WELL, I won't talk about those I still don't understand (shout out to French readers here : Asterix new movies like really guys, really, in which world are they necessary really). I could also laugh at every TSTL moment in horror movies (I miss those, actually).
I really liked the HAHAHAHAHAHA NOPE bubble I built to myself. Sometimes I even shared it with fellow great-sense-of-humor people (alright, my boyfriend).
I am sorry to have to inform you that this time is forever over, because I read [b:Deadpool: Secret Invasion|6405304|Deadpool, Volume 1 Secret Invasion|Daniel Way|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1319315857l/6405304._SY75_.jpg|6594178], and I LOVED it. I have no shame.
I laughed like a maniac at this -
They wiiiiiiiiill *giggles*
and also that -
(don't ask, I don't knoooooow)
and yeah, I might have laughed at that too -
I loved [b:Deadpool: Secret Invasion|6405304|Deadpool, Volume 1 Secret Invasion|Daniel Way|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1319315857l/6405304._SY75_.jpg|6594178], when really, the whole thing is relatively plotless (excuse me : episodly driven), repetitive and gratuitously violent. Yet I want more, and if not for the fact that every woman must have a 100D (not that there's something wrong with big breasts or sexy outfits per se, OF COURSE, I just felt like women were objectified this way, and I don't like it, sue me) it would be a full five because trust me, when June comes, I'm so freaking tired that nothing works.
The moral being : My sense of humor sucks.
BF : Or perhaps you should sleep more than 4 hours a night.
OKAY. OR THAT.
I still don't like Taxi, Mickael Youn, Cyril Hanouna, Christian Clavier, etc etc.... (French will KNOW).
*shudders*
I may not have changed that much after all.
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