b>Thank you to Net Galley and the kind folks of Aconyte for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Miller went on to say about Reynolds, “It’s weird that he hates me,” before describing a tense moment during filming that he claims involved the star riffing as the acerbic Deadpool: “We had a really weird moment on Deadpool where he said, ‘Let’s do one more take. A character known for breaking the fourth wall both in the comics and on the big screen, it was completely in character for Deadpool to spend so much time in You Are (Not) Deadpool talking directly to the reader and even relying on your opinion and knowledge throughout the story. He does something to the Marvel Universe, it may have been something other than killing them, I don't remember too well.When reading CYOA or Fighting Fantasy back in the day, there was always a little extra thrill when you came across an illustration. As you progress through the story, you help Deadpool try and save the world from Centauri weapons through a combination of puzzles, dice rolling, and the attributes you've built up over game play. I had to mention how much I respected all the editors of the Fighting Fantasy books, and how much hard work it had to have been. As with all game-books, players are armed with a pen, paper and dice to complete all manner of skill rolls as they navigate the multiple-choice narrative.

It makes for a really fun and immersive experience, and it’s something I’m definitely going to play multiple times. This can include Chaos ( will you really press that Red Button while in the middle of Central Park ), Spore seeded ( ouch ) or Flush ( no comment ). Ryan Reynolds brought a new, funny, fourth-wall breaking, and bad-mouthed character to screen in 2016 with the Deadpool movie.

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 reader is recruited to help Deadpool (and Daredevil, and some other heroes who shall remain nameless) take down a super criminal on the streets of New York. I thought it only logical that to really succeed you'd still have to be very Deadpool-y, despite the (naff and dodgy) title.