Deadpool Classic 10 Paperback – November 25, 2014

This book picks up where Volume 9 left off. Agent X, still unsure of his past, has a series of misadventures in an attempt to start his own merc for hire business. Plus, Deadpool returns after a long absence. However, Deadpool does not appear in this book until the end of Agent X #13, so heads up. Regardless, the book was very interesting, and I recommend reading this if you read and liked the previous volume.

All your questions from the previous Deadpool classic volume 9 are answered here. The stories are interesting and add character development, specially for Agent X who ends up chasing an underwear thief (sigh, really?...) running some crazy Mercenary contracts and dealing with a "retired" super hero. I don't want to add more to avoid spoiling the story, the final part of the story just puts everything together, adding some chimichangas to a smashing end... And that is the end of it. Next time you see Agent X and company it will be at "Dead-Pool & Cable" (or Cable & Dead-Pool or whatever its name is/was...) story arc. In this volume you will find the Taskmaster, Sandy, Outlaw (crazy Inez, and she still hates it when you call her that), an Invisible man (no, he is not the underwear thief...) a poor body guard that thanks to Hayden will need to find a new occupation, some Yakuza thugs and some other weird characters, like a couple of "manga-girls" riding motorcicles that make life a living nightmare for Agent-X & Taskmaster... The art here is different, several artists contributed to this volume stories, so you will find a little bit of everything. I found the story OK but I don't know... I liked the fact that all the questions I had from the previous volume, were finally answered thoug.

Story: 3/5Art: Udon Studios 5-5 everyone else 3/5This classic collection contains Agent X 7-15 and Fight Man #1. Okay, well why call this the DEADPOOL CLASSICS when there is NO DEADPOOL (except the last three Agent X issues)? I liked this collection though Udon doesn't provide the art for issues 8-12 which sucks. Though the art for issues 8-12 is descent enough to watch. It not a crapfest of sorts. The stories are good too. Agent X is not bad but he's not a character that appeals to me that much. He'd make a great guest villain or whatever for Deadpool but I see no real potential in this character.

I'm really glad that they're continuing to put out Deadpool Classic collections. I love these stories and it's great to have a physical collected copy of them. I love Agent X, and I hope marvel does something with his character soon.

It's not even deadpool, it's agent x and he's terribly boring compared to the real merc with a mouth. The Manga style really threw me for a loop and the story blows.

Funniest Deadpool run I've ever read.

Ok, the twist ending was good, but what was leading up to it was really annoying. I'm glad the real Deadpool is back, but now there is another guy with the exact same personality running around. Deadpool is awesome<Agent X is dull. The final battle was pretty epic though! And there's also Fight Man, he's basically Saitama from One-Punch Man with an IQ of a bag of flour. I did enjoy the one shot comic of him at the end, but the team up with Agent X was long and agonizing. Not one of the best Deadpool volumes but still somewhat enjoyable.

I won't give away anything away but if you like fast paced action, incredible depth in your writing, and laughing until you cry, you will love Gail Simone's take on Deadpool.She is definitely by far my favorite writer for this comic series.

Deadpool is tops!Seems in the Volume 1 series , all writers did a very solid job of humourous story-telling, Gail Simone would come in 2nd on my list of ranking Deadpool writers[ Christopher Priest would be #1].

NO SPOILERSIt's Deadpool (sort of) what is there not to like?