Deadpool #13 is an interesting comic in that it's actually four separate comics bundled in one. This trade paperback-sized issue contains all four chapters of a crossover that also draws in Charles Soule's Daredevil and David F. Walker's Power Man & Iron Fist. The bad news is that this means readers are committed to buying the entire thing up front. The good news is that, at $9.99, this comic is far cheaper than four individual issues would have been. This oversized issue isn't an essential addition to any of the three series involved, but it does offer a fun superhero romp.
The crossover begins as a hapless banker goes on the lam after losing a great deal of mob money to bad investments. He turns to Deadpool for help, who in turns recruits his fellow heroes to back him up against a ragtag band of criminals and Typhoid Mary. The stakes are never particularly high in this battle (especially considering that the odds are stacked very much in our heroes' favor), but the appeal in seeing Deadpool's wacky personality clash with Daredevil's no-nonsense attitude and Luke Cage's exasperated indifference to the mission never gets old. Each writer brings their own specific touch to their chapters, with Soule playing up the legal drama angle and Walker getting more mileage out of Luke's fatherly struggles and his inability to use real curse words.
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