Comics Spidey in Deadpool #19 Spoilers!

[C. Pumpkins]

So what did you guys think? Did you like it? I thought it was ok. Did my very first online review about it. Check it out sometime and have a good one.

http://www.spidermanreviews.com/2010/02/deadpool-19-review.html

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[bps]

This issue was pretty good. Spider-Man gets the pleasure of being the first few to take on Hitmonkey. Surprisingly his name doesn't sound too bad in my opinion. Sounds better than Spider-Man, or Batman.

 

[Ultimate Kaine]

I'll maybe pick this up. My only exposure to hitmonkey was his origin one-shot comic, and I sorta dug it.

 

[C. Pumpkins]

Here's some more yap about the Spidey / Deadpool team-up. Let me know what you think, or yell at me for posting this here! something! yikes! jk

http://www.spidermanreviews.com/2010/02/deadpool-20-review-another-issue-so.html

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[Spider-Gnome]

I saw issues #19 & 20 this past Wednesday, wondering how #19 got past me. So I looked through, liked the art, so I decided to pick it up.

Thought it was fun, so I'll pick-up the conclusion when it comes out. Like Deadpool's internal monologue and how only certain times he responds out loud, so as Spidey thinks he's actually saying something else. You can see how both Spidey & Deadpool are joking characters, but in very different ways.

Now, I'm not very familiar with the character. I think I read here he was a product of the Liefeld era X-books? I did read those back in the day (yeah, sorry, somehow caught up in the hype, sue me), so I vaguely remember at least seeing the character. Was he always like that? So, is he a mutant that heals faster than Wolverine, so he can never die? I seem to remember even cutting off the guy's head won't stop him. Or is he already dead, and therefore can't be killed?

I also liked Hit-Monkey and his effects on the ladies!