Deadpool Vol. 2: Dark Reign Kindle & comiXology

Collecting: Deadpool #6-7; #10-12Bonus: 60's Decade Variant CoverDeadpool falls smack in the middle of the Dark Reign crossover event. Norman Osborn has set up his own version of SHIELD (called HAMMER) and his own evil Avengers. The only thing between Osborn and world domination is the truth, namely that Deadpool was largely responsible for defeating the Skrulls Secret Invasion. In order to take out the Merc with a Mouth, Osborn throws a couple of his own hired thugs at Deadpool.Both the battle with Tiger Shark and with Bullseye are solid. But the battle with Bullseye reaches the manic, epic crescendo that only occurs in the Deadpool series. Writer Daniel Way has made Deadpool probably the most entertaining character in the Marvel Universe.This is not a 5-star novel because of the glaring hole in the center. Issues 8 & 9 were extracted to be part of a Deadpool/Thunderbolts issue and leave this reader with a bit of annoyance. Marvel should have published one continuous story in one novel. Or for the sake of low cover price, split them into a Dark Reign parts one and two. Rather than either of these two solutions, Marvel serves readers a novel with bite taken out of it.5-star story marred by Marvel's editorial incompetence. 4-stars: a good read, but not the finest example of a Deadpool graphic novel.

Ill start off with saying, this is the DP Ive been waiting for. A mercenary with two swords on his back and two machine pistols on his hips should have alot of action in his comics, Secret Invasion was funny and amusing but we didnt see him do anything you could consider action packed (it was mostly described or skipped over)Not so in Dark Reign! So much action and dark comedy I laughed out loud over a dozen times. He uses his swords on people(Well... a cleaver and a machete) He shoots people, he kicks and has stylized action sequence all while making you laugh. Very mature but... Deadpool is a merc, why wouldnt he be? The best in this series Ive read so far... buy it.There is one little... problem though, it skips a large rather important episodes, the Deadpool/Thuderbolts ones, you can buy this book separate but skipping them made us miss how he got his teleport belt and the fact he teamed up with his arch nemississ to deal with a band of high-teck mercenaries... would have LOVED to see that instead of summed up in a small paragraph...

A really fun read, I am not sure what that other guy was reading who said that this is the same as Volume 1...it's not. His/her review worried me to the point I was going to skip this buy, but I'm glad I went and bought it anyway because it was hilariously funny, way better than the first volume. The only thing I didn't like is that they skip Collections #8 and #9 (What the hell?!) instead it gives you a small brief summary of what happened between those comics. I am actually going to look them up to see what I missed.This is Collection #6-7 and #10-12

A surprising improvement on volume 1 story- and dialoguewise. The humour is better, and volume 1 is better in the context of this volume as well. The artwork is what is stopping me from giving it a 5 star review, it's clearly competent craftsmanship, just not... Idk. Impressive? Not worth 5 stars despite the comics' other qualities.

Daniel Way tackles Deadpool well in this volume. I love the art in this volume ALOT. I feel the best art Deadpool has ever had when it comes to his comics is the start of Daniel Way's take on the character. Preferably Volumes 1-8. I just feel 120 pages isn't enough for me. i want more of this great read, but considering these smaller volumes are pretty cheap, it's understandable.Buy this volume, and Volume's 3 and 8. volumes 2,3, and 8 are the best of Daniel Way with Deadpool, and the art is beyond satisfying.

This was a wonderful comic and quite possibly my favorite character of all time. But with that being said there is something important you should know about this collection before you order it.In the product description it has been marked as collecting issues 6-7 and 10-11. This is not complete as it also collects issue 12. I made the mistake of ordering an independent copy of issue number tweleve specifically because i was told it was not collected in this edition which it was.

Deadpool once again in his epic 4th walk breaking madness, makes a home run of hit book!! He keeps you entertained with his sheer unpredictability and one liners. Being insane does have its benefits for the readers!!!

If you were a fan of the first run Deadpool series, his battles, both verbal and physical, with Bullseye were epic. This is a nice modern take on their difficult relationship. The ending alone is worth the price of this fun-filled, violent ride. Two words: meat armor.

Great read. Don't normally read comics, but just watched the movie and bought for a laugh. Sorry Not bought freebie on offer day.

Not a bad read, some awesome art work

The dialogue between deadpool and bullseye had me in stiches , I just loved it. I especially like the end and (trying to be spoiler free) how bullseye reacts to deadpools madness.

Loved graphic novel & read over & over

Deadpool is one of my favorite Marvel characters , so this was an awesome read! Highly recommend to anyone! Awesome