Deadpool Classic 13: Deadpool Team-Up Paperback – October 13, 2015

Collecting: Deadpool Team-Up (1998) #1----- Deadpool Team-Up (2010) #899-883Bonus: 8-page sketch galleryThis collection follows Deadpool Classic Volume 12: Deadpool Corps in the ongoing reprint series that is quickly becoming a comprehensive retrospective of every Deadpool solo adventure, ever. The comics collected here included the two "Team-Up" series. The longer running Team-Up began in November 2009 with issue #899 and counted down each month.The opening adventure teams Deadpool with Hercules as they work their way through a Murderworld Labyrinth. Other notable one-time teammates include Ghost Rider, Captain Britain, Satana (daughter of Satan), Gorilla Man, Thing, Thor, Iron Fist, The Watcher, and Galactus! Deadpool's teammates are usually reluctant at best. Each issue in the series is authored by a different writer; the credits include some comic luminaries like Cullen Bunn (#888) and Skottie Young (#883) who are personal favorites of mine.For readers looking to collect "critical" stories that include continuity-changing events, then this is not the collection to get. Each story is self contained, so there is not a lot of continuity between issues. There is also minimal impact with the Marvel universe in this collection. That said, it is Deadpool interacting with heroes from very different backgrounds and abilities. There is plenty of madcap and macabre humor here, and I found the collection enjoyable if not memorable.The Deadpool Classic reprints are a perfect collection for Deadpool Fans. The Deadpool Classic series continues with Deadpool Classic Vol. 14: Suicide Kings.

An amazing odd collection Deadpool team ups.

I love this series!

A collection of stories where Deadpool teams up with various characters from the Marvel universe...HELL YEAH! I mean it's not the first time we've seen him joining forces with other heroes, but besides the first story being one I've read from Volume 5 (the one with Widdle Wade), this was a short-lived series of one-shots. And I have to give them credit, these were some pretty good stories. We see our favorite Merc with a Mouth teaming up with famous characters like The Thing and Ghost Rider (who I read his dialogue in Nicholas Cage's voice) to lesser known or forgotten characters like Hercules (who I read in Kevin Sorbo's voice) and the second Ghost Rider. Also we get to see Deadpool fight the Silver Surfer and a FREAKING VAMPIRE COW!!! This was a fun Deadpool volume and I can't wait to see what the next one has in store. Before I go, there's something I have to say...SOMEBODY IN MARVEL STUDIOS NEEDS TO BRING BESSIE HELLCOW INTO THE MCU! I DON'T CARE HOW BUT THEY NEED TO! If they were able to make Guardians of the Galaxy work and Spider-Man: Far from Home is going to establish the multiverse, then they can squeeze a FREAKING VAMPIRE COW into the MCU. Come on people...Lets...Make...It...Happen!

it's Deadpool, of course it's great!!

Lol, Deadpool. Nuf sed.

This book was tons of fun. It contains some of Deadpool's best team ups. Some of my favorites were his team ups with The Watcher, Iron Fist, and Machine Man. If you're a Deadpool fan, and you're looking for a fun read, look no further.

Other then the fact that they took a little bit of material from a previous Deadpool Classic this is a great read. Just can't get enough of this antihero.