He does a good job for what Dillon brings - which is a plain, no-frills linework and staging of the scenes.
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It exacerbates this impression by using Steve Dillon as the series artist here. After that mastery of the high-wire act that is Wade Wilson, it's impossible not to see this "zoinks!" approach in a dim light. It's fine, just again doesn Note to self: never read a Wolverine/Deadpool book on the same day you just finished reading Remender's spectacular rendition of Deadpool in Uncanny X-Force. Note to self: never read a Wolverine/Deadpool book on the same day you just finished reading Remender's spectacular rendition of Deadpool in Uncanny X-Force. I like how quick the fight is and not holding anything back and everything. It manages to have that humor and have comedic moments like the way Wade sees Logan and the others or his dual talk with himself and finally a look at the past and the dark art style there was a welcome change. Its a good one and answers so many thing and a series which is so dark. Then a flashback to Daken's past and how he met Romulus and Wolverine takes him to a place where he trained others but now they are after him and a big price will be paid.
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Plus we see who actually hired Deadpool and Wolverine and Daken and the counter wars and seeing how it was Logan's plan to get his son this way. We see the craziness that he is and the multiple voices he has in his head plus how he goes about killing his targets and the silly fights and tricks he uses for Wolverine and then when he captures him, the real torture and talk of the psychology between the two starts and I love that about this comic volume.
Plus we see who actually hired Deadpool and Wolverine and Daken and the counter wars and seeing how it was Logan's plan to get his son this wa Its a fun volume as Wolverine fights Deadpool. Its a fun volume as Wolverine fights Deadpool.
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