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Title	:	Deadpool: World's Greatest, Volume 3: Deadpool vs. Sabretooth (Deadpool: World's Greatest (Collected Editions) #3)
Author	:	Gerry Duggan
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Trade
Pages	:	Pages: 112 pages
Published	:	September 6th 2016 by Marvel
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Superheroes. Marvel. Graphic Novels. Fiction. Graphic Novels Comics

Deadpool: World's Greatest, Volume 3: Deadpool vs. Sabretooth (Deadpool: World's Greatest (Collected Editions) #3)

Gerry Duggan

Paperback | Pages: 112 pages

Rating: 3.64 | 394 Users | 36 Reviews

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Deadpool vs. Sabretooth! But when two unkillable killers go to war, how do you know when it's all over? These two Weapon X alumni are on a collision course, because Deadpool thinks that Sabretooth killed his parents. The really messy part is that Wade did the dirty deed himself, and has no idea! Hidden secrets, healing factors and horrific violence all collide as Deadpool's misplaced quest for vengeance threatens to blow up in his face. But as DP and SB battle tooth and claw, what is Victor Creed's fellow Uncanny X-Man Magneto going to do about it? Meanwhile, the Mercs For Money make moolah in the mouthy one's name while Wade tries to come to terms with being a global hero and an Avenger, after a lifetime as an inveterate degenerate. How's he coping? Not well.

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Original Title:	Deadpool: World's Greatest, Volume 3: Deadpool vs. Sabretooth
ISBN:	0785196196 (ISBN13: 9780785196198)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Deadpool: World's Greatest (Collected Editions) #3, Deadpool VS, Deadpool: World's Greatest (Single Issues) #8-12 , more

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Deadpool thinks Sabretooth killed his parents and goes after him. In reality, Deadpool did it while brainwashed. Sabretooth goes ahead and says he did it so Wade won't have to deal with it. Duggan does such a great job of writing this character. He's the only writer that's figured out Deadpool should be more than just Bugs Bunny with a regenerating factor. Wade Wilson can still be funny and actually have some depth to the character. The Mike Allred covers are fantastic. There's also another

Now that's more like it. No gimmick issues, just the fine line between humour and serious emotional damage that Deadpool does so well.After putting it off for a long time, Deadpool finally goes after the person who killed his family - Sabretooth. Apart from the fact Sabretooth didn't kill Deadpool's family, but details.What could have been a four issue murder-fest is instead a very introspective look at Creed and Wade, exploring Sabretooth's inversion more than any other book so far as well as

Here's where Deadpool starts to pick up the pace and gets interesting and all. Nice story, great artwork! Fun times!

A perfectly serviceable but not exceptional Deadpool story. Leans particularly heavy on the pathos but the sight gags and puns come through as well. Ultimately it feels like an integral part of a larger story whose value may not be realized until they wrap up the larger narrative in play.

I enjoyed this volume more than the previous one, even if these still aren't my personal favorite story arcs with Deadpool. I got a few chuckles and the action between him and Sabertooth was, while a little too violent for my taste, still pretty solid. (I mean, it's Deadpool, so I do know what I'm getting into when I pick up his comics.) I also liked the more serious moments, namely Deadpool actually trying to be good. That was my favorite element in the Deadpool/Spider-Man crossovers, and it's

5/5 for the main story, 1/5 for the ongoing 2099 story, I have no idea what's going on with that one.

This book was just OK. There were no real laugh out loud moments, probably due to it being a Deadpool-Angst chapter about his dead parents. I've discovered I don't care about Deadpool's dead parents. Sabretooth has never been a favourite of mine, either, so his guest appearance didn't win this book any points from me.It didn't help having another crappy 'Deadpool 2099' slapped on the end, either.Still, it wasn't entirely terrible. Just not prime 'Pool.