The character of Dr. Whitby makes this book super uncomfortably misogynistic and unfortunate. If it weren't for the way she is characterised, it would be a relatively okay storyline in the ongoing narrative of Deadpool's deathwish, but with her character, it's just BAD. ( )

After the Hulk doesn't kill Wade, Deadpool is brought up on charges and defended by Jennifer Walters (She Hulk). Unable to be housed in The Raft because of a technicality, Wade is instead sent to a mental institution for superhumans and is placed under the care of Dr. Ella Whitby.

I didn't enjoy this book at all. Like most of Way's Deadpool run, it isn't funny in the slightest. Most of the "jokes" revolve around Whitby's figure and appearance. She's not drawn particularly big (yes, she is plump, especially in this comic where Jennifer is drawn with boobs that defy gravity and wearing to court a skirt so short that you can almost see her butt), but she looks rather average, which somehow translates into hideously ugly for most of the characters in the book. And even though Deadpool is hideously ugly due to his scars and his healing factor taking on his cancer, it's "let's make ugly and fat jokes about the slightly overweight doctor"-palooza. No thanks.

Getting really tired of your sh!t, Marvel. No wonder I don't read many superhero comics anymore ( )