The story in suitably bonkers fashion fits you as a lackey, sidekick, note-taker and so on to Deadpool, in his mission to prevent alien weapon tech being smuggled to someone here on Earth. When host Adam Corolla asked Miller if he is close to Reynolds, who stars as the titular superhero in the movies, the guest replied, “I got along with him a lot better on the first Deadpool because he wasn’t a huge, huge movie star.

It was funny how you made the correct choices and the dice failed you so you had to do things differently. As the ominously named Six, armed with only a piece of paper, pencil, and dice, you help our favorite Merc with a Mouth solve a case given to him by Matt "Daredevil" Murdock. I thought Dedopulos did an excellent job at keeping Deadpool user friendly (since the reader is playing through the adventure with Deadpool, too many obscure Deadpool references would have only taken readers out of the story) while also injecting all the wit, sarcasm, and devil-may-care attitude that Deadpool is known for. I kept my game play 100% digital with the use of a a note app on my phone and a pair of virtual dice.I became a fan of Deadpool ever since Ryan Reynolds slipped into the red hot tights so I was excited when my request was approved. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. It is probably the most unboring reading experience you're likely to have all year, and yes, it’s absolutely fine to keep reliving the story until you get the ending you want… just so long as you don’t cheat along the way. Instead, this book is happy to strung you along, letting you increase or lose points as you go, until suddenly the danger gets too much, and crunch time occurs.

You Are (Not) Deadpool is the latest title in the Aconyte Books’ Multiverse Missions collection, where you aren’t just the reader, but the player too. It's an interactive game book with the readers where you get to pick the choices Deadpool makes and each choice has a different outcome and keeps you curious to find out what would happen next. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. In reading the digital version, the font style was basic, but I hope the physical version has some nice graphics to it. I definitely did (I even had a Goosebumps one that I read so many times some of the pages started falling out).This was a great way to spend a couple of hours and i'd love to play this again with other people as it would be great to bring out for a group.