  Deadpool #33  A comic review article by: Jamil Scalese In this
edition of Deadpool, Wade ventures where no wise-crackin’
mercenary has traveled before -- space. Unless you follow
Deadpool Corps -- then you’ve seen the Deadpool(s) in space for
about a year.  The only things more “out there” than outer space
are Marvel’s solicitations and distribution lists. In my last
review for this series, I mentioned a different artist, Bong
Dazo, was taking over duties for the upcoming arc. Also, I was
under the impression that Marvel’s “Point One” initiative would
be the next issue in the series. On both counts I was wrong, and
I’m not even sure who to blame.  So, I’m done making
predictions. Let's instead focus on the present issue. The most
important detail you need to know is that Carlo Barbieri is back
on art duties. Barbieri previously worked on a dozen or so
issues of this book and I am extremely excited to have a little
more visual stability to go with the typically solid and
reliable writing of Daniel Way. Barbi