Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe

Cullen Bunn

May 2014 · Marvel Entertainment

About this eBook

Collects Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe #1-4. What if everything you thought was funny about Deadpool was actually just disturbing? What if he decided to kill everyone and everything that makes up the Marvel Universe? What if he actually pulled it off? Would that be FUN for you? The Merc with a Mouth takes a turn for the twisted in a horror comic like no other!

Ratings and reviews

I grew up with comic's since the 70's and this is an abomination. It takes the lazy way out in the confrontations between Deadpool and all marvel characters. It offers no build up to anything. It simply rushes to finish the wannabe story in hopes of being able to say, "Deadpool killed the marvel universe". When it really did nothing more than show a few panels of dead characters with no explanation of how so many died. I want the time spent reading this garbage, back. I miss the days of real writer's.

Not a lot of good said about the comic. I thought it was ok, and a good read. Although this would have made a better comic book series instead of one book. I have to admit it was quite fast going in the sequence of the story. But, over all a great concept that got me thinking. I liked the art work, and think that people who write the bad reviews on here should at least take the time, and think about what they are typing. Not to say my grammar is great at all. At least try to make a decent sentence that everyone can read. So, people can get a good view of both sides to at least come to the conclusion on whether this is a good buy or not

This story made me feel ill and dirty. It's Deadpool effortlessly murdering characters you love in excessively gory ways. WHY does he do this? The writers never bother to figure that out. There's no story to speak of, just Deadpool butchering a different Marvel character on each page. The artless pulp might be tolerable if Deadpool's trademark dialogue accompanied it. But it doesn't; the book is devoid of humor. The one or two attempts at jokes fall flat. The end result is something like a slasher flick told from the perspective of the bad guy, written by a psychologically unbalanced teen flagged as "high risk" for massacring his school. It's a Marvel employee's crazy idea for blowing off steam that should've been immediately shot down, never printed. Not entertaining, and, if you're lucky, forgettable.