 Deadpool Team-Up #886 $8.00 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by SHANE McCARTHY Penciled by NICK DRAGOTTA Cover by HUMBERTO RAMOS If it's crazy Kung Fu action you love then you've hit the jackpot! Deadpool and the Immortal Iron Fist grudgingly team up to put a stop to an ancient and villainous warlord. Iron Fist wants him captured, Deadpool wants him dead. Can the two work it out in time or will Deadpool have to take down Iron Fist as well just to secure his payday? Villainous villains, crazy Kung Fu and more yellow slippers than you can shake a stick at. This one's got it all! 32 PGS. Date Available: 12/29/2010 BONUS REVIEW by PASTOR SAM  “Oh that’s right I forgot…you’re annoying.” For my first foray into the world of Deadpool Team-Up (or any Deadpool book for that matter), I’d say Iron Fist hit it right on. You should probably be a fan to appreciate the pool’s brand of humor. Notably, it was interesting though to see the contrast between the two martial arts style characters and was the very reason I even picked this book up in the first place. If this is how all Deadpool books are written then I suppose it was written well, if you don’t mind being taken out of the action by winks from the writer. In the same vein the art, was very stylized, and while not superb by any stretch served the story well. If you are not a Deadpool fan, then this book is probably not going to change that – even with all the powers of K’un-Lun behind it. 4 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by SHANE McCARTHY Penciled by NICK DRAGOTTA Cover by HUMBERTO RAMOS If it's crazy Kung Fu action you love then you've hit the jackpot! Deadpool and the Immortal Iron Fist grudgingly team up to put a stop to an ancient and villainous warlord. Iron Fist wants him captured, Deadpool wants him dead. Can the two work it out in time or will Deadpool have to take down Iron Fist as well just to secure his payday? Villainous villains, crazy Kung Fu and more yellow slippers than you can shake a stick at. This one's got it all! 32 PGS. Date Available: 12/29/2010 BONUS REVIEW by PASTOR SAM “Oh that’s right I forgot…you’re annoying.” For my first foray into the world of Deadpool Team-Up (or any Deadpool book for that matter), I’d say Iron Fist hit it right on. You should probably be a fan to appreciate the pool’s brand of humor. Notably, it was interesting though to see the contrast between the two martial arts style characters and was the very reason I even picked this book up in the first place. If this is how all Deadpool books are written then I suppose it was written well, if you don’t mind being taken out of the action by winks from the writer. In the same vein the art, was very stylized, and while not superb by any stretch served the story well. If you are not a Deadpool fan, then this book is probably not going to change that – even with all the powers of K’un-Lun behind it. 4 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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