Deadpool’s Art of War:
I wanted to like this much more than I actually did. The covers are gorgeous, interior art is meh. There were a few humorous moments throughout the issues (issue 1’s Deadpool looking for a Loki, issue 4’s “two swords, no waiting” but on the whole, I didn’t particularly care for the mini series. If you are a Deadpool competitionist, or you like comics and you want to read Art of War, this is an interesting way to read the classic text, and it does provide illustrated examples of the lessons. But you’re not missing much if you give this one a pass.

Loki #10:
This is an issue of fall out. Fall out from the Axis event; Loki begs forgiveness from Verity whom he hurt when he was inversed. But more than that, it’s fall out from the vey beginning of this Loki’s life: the death of kid Loki at Loki’s hands. While a tad over the the top, this issue is heart wrenching, and it looks like it’ll only be more so next issue.