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This didn't really feel like Deadpool. He wasn't as crazy and as funny as I hoped he would be and I couldn't get into the story at all.
So this is the first proper comic book I’ve ever read and the graphics in this one is absolutely phenomenal. I love that it ended on a sort of cliffhanger with the x men. It’s rather quick witted as well. Kept me interested and it had a good plot to it.
I never have to ask for references to 47. They're everywhere. So that's a five star review right out of the box. While Wade is pretty much regular, ol' Deadpool - albeit the funniest I've seen him - Cable has far cooler abilities than just perfect aim with weapons bigger than he is. This story takes the two of them round the world, first separately. By the end they are inseparable - by chance, rather than choice.Wade is hired by the One World Church to acquire a biotoxin from the pharmaceutical
Two become one in a bromance just made for a Valentine's Day read.Or not.
Usually I don’t write reviews but I needed to explain the 3 stars. Most Deadpool graphic novels I’ve read would be an instant 5 with maybe the odd 4 stars but this volume was different. Basically the 1st 3 issues are probably a 2 and a few 3 moments. So things just seem out of character for deadpool and humour isn’t his best. It was kinda dull and a struggle to read through but the 2nd half of the volume, issue 4 onwards definitely picks up and is mostly 4 stars with some 5 stars Deadpool moment...
I laughed a lot, Deadpool is hilarious! So much cynicism portrayed through one character, even the errrm... whatever-the-comic-book-equivalent-of-a-prose is enticing to read. This is my first Deadpool experience and I adored it! Cable and Deadpool are such opposites and the combo really works. Interesting ending in this volume with the X-Men cameo too, will have to carry on reading...
This was kind of nice but weird as hell...It's more about Cable than it is about Deadpool.But this:All those funny comments, hilarious scenes and ironic outcomes make me rethink my rating.But I didn't like this Wade all that much.A great Cable comic but a meh Deadpool comic.[image error]
Really enjoyed this one! Deadpool was as sassy as ever and I enjoyed getting to know more about Cable who I'm fairly new to but love!
I like both Deadpool & Cable too much for any book w/ them to be a total dud, but I couldn't get into this plot @ all.
I completely forgot about these and only reminded i even had them since they announced another cable & deadpool series, and i haven't even read these volumes yet urgh, don't bother getting into comics it's never bloody ending...okay tantrum over and yes get into comics just expect to be poor forever and everyone telling you to shut the hell up about them. This is pretty funny deadpool is on form, cable takes a while to warm up to unless you're a huge cable fan, also the image of him vomiting up
I enjoyed this one a lot. It’s a fun action packed romp with the Merc with a mouth and his not so easy going frenemy Cable. The writing was good and the art was enjoyable. What more could you want?
DNF. I don’t see how this one has 4/5 Stars. I was bored out of my mind 25% in.
2.5 stars I just can't get into this version of Deadpool. The dialogue is like a watered down version of better Deadpool books. With a writer like Way or Dugan, this could be great but instead, this feels like I'm reading the jokes they rejected. I didn't laugh once reading this book. I was also uncomfortable with the joke about underage girls being "babes in waiting". Gross. As for the plot, it wasn't enough to draw me in either. A blue religious guy wants to make everyone blue and unified. Oka...
Not as much fun as I thought it would be. Also, I was not crazy about the art in the stories. Deadpool works well with Cable, but I suspect he works well with many characters (such as his recent team-up with Old Man Logan). The villains were not top notch either. But I guess we can't have Magneto or the Sentinels every time. I will not let this deter me from trying out Cable & Deadpool, Volume II. This is 3rd collection I have read using Comixology Unlimited.
Second read: compared to the original couple of appearances DP had in the earlier 90’s (stiff like roadkill baked in the Louisiana sun), this is actually funny stuff (once Liefeld’s earnest exaggerations we’re properly deloused from the art, perhaps). All in your perspective it seems...Original review:Having read the later works and really enjoyed them (laugh out loud funny), the early Cable/Deadpool seems tame by comparison. Decent writing, interesting/creative storyline, but somehow left me fe...
Cable and deadpool minus the rest of the x-force sounds pretty good. Both heroes are tasked by different groups to recover a virus. The virus can change the looks of a person which could cause serious trouble. Deadpool joins an aggressive religious group who plans on using the virus to change everyone in the world to look the same, while cable is tasked with bringing it back to another group. The art was O.K. and the story is a little thin for me but overall a fun ride with cable and deadpool.
Fun. Sometimes superhero comics can just be fun, and that's what these issues are. Sharp writing, nice art and an enjoyable read.
This was great! I had to do some research on Cable's history, but that was a quick fix. I really liked seeing Cable and Deadpool go head to head.
Twisted and funny, Deadpool and Cable are on missions with the same target but with opposing outcomes needed. Violence and hilarity ensue. Not for everyone,check it out.
