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Home / Deadpool #27 (2008)

Deadpool #27 (2008)

Deadpool #27 (2008)

$5.00

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2008 Series Begins

Deadpool #27 (2008) has been added to your cart.

VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by DANIEL WAY
Penciled by CARLO BARBERI
Cover by DAVE JOHNSON
Super Hero Squad Variant also available

'I'M YOUR MAN,' PART 1 This may be the Heroic Age and all, but the sad fact is that sometimes the good guys, in order to do good, have to do some things that are very bad. And when they do, well…that's when they hollah atcha boy. 32 PGS.

Date Available: 09/15/2010

BONUS REVIEW by JOHN ROBINSON


A very satisfying issue of Deadpool. Reminded me of the early portion of the Deadpool run that started this whole craze for all things Deadpool. Snappy art from Carlo Barberi - lots of laughs from Daniel Way (as usual). The Marvel description of this book tells you very little so I don't want to spoil what little of a plot there is (though most of us read Deadpool for the gags anyway). Deadpool has a solo adventure though the majority of the book and he's in rare form talking/de to himself as usual.

I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams

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