Name: Deadpool
ISBN: 9781302901530

Rob Liefeld

Chris Sims

Chad Bowers

Bad Blood

Deadpool

Dimitris Papastergiou

It was ok.

Liefeld's art was never a huge problem for me.. especially when I was young.. I would notice of course all the shit but it wouldn't bother me much and never does on superhero comics. Of course I talk about the way someone draws feet for example Liefeld here. I DO However have a problem with movements/poses that couldn't happen for real and there was a few in here that made me cringe.

If I loved something here was the dialogue at the beginning, it was funny, the story was not interesting... and the whole thing that brought back people and situations and shit that happened back in the 90s, really fucked it up for me. 

I really loved the colouring though. It was SO good! 

Anyway, if you love Deadpool, read it. Though you're not missing anything.

If you love Liefeld, read it. He definitely improved on his artwork since I last read him and dunno how much of the others wrote in this one, but it definitely has that 90s-Liefeld feeling to it while reading it and even though it wasn't a story that stands out, it had that nostalgia from back in the days in it.

Fabian Nicieza

Mike Kanterovich

Loeb Jeph

Beginnings Omnibus

Deadpool Bad Blood