Although Chapter 2 of "Deadpool 2099" is thoroughly enjoyable, it has a hard time of containing its scope and characters within a coherent story, resulting in a somewhat messy and overambitious narrative.
Old Wade Wilson is convincingly written by Duggan, while Filardi and Koblish do a great job of creating a Monster Metropolis and and overall environment that feel alive and are full of nice Deadpool Easter eggs and allusions. But it's the dynamic between Warda and her antagonist (whose unmasking might come somewhat surprising) that never really clicks and ultimately prevents the comic from being on par with a regular Deadpool entry.
6/10
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