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The Story: () ONE OF US PART 1 Deadpool is back and crazier than ever! And this time, he's joined…the Skrull Invasion of Earth?! |
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this is ridiculous.. i could only get through 2 pages... it will not let me get passed that at all.
the TM is silent
My digital comics screen just stays black when i look at it. any ideas?
Deadpool is just avsome
He's Deadpool and everyone loves him nowadays. It's like the 90s Punisher all over again, just with a lot more humor. Matt Fraction's writing has our madcap mercenary suitably all over the place. However, the artwork doesn't really stand out and seems like a collison of Lenil Yu and Humberto Ramos styles. It's an ok story with a few laughs and accomplishes the necessary tie in exercises ...
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He's Deadpool and everyone loves him nowadays. It's like the 90s Punisher all over again, just with a lot more humor. Matt Fraction's writing has our madcap mercenary suitably all over the place. However, the artwork doesn't really stand out and seems like a collison of Lenil Yu and Humberto Ramos styles. It's an ok story with a few laughs and accomplishes the necessary tie in exercises, but you pretty much forget about it in a few hours - kinda like most sitcoms these days.
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