Deadpool #3
In "Chhhhhhhhhut ! Ou héros combustibles s'abstenir", Deadpool's grip on sanity starts to fray as he seeks a mission befitting a hero—only to be lured into a deadly game by a mysterious stranger claiming to need help rescuing a kidnapped princess. Written by Joe Kelly and Geneviève Coulomb, with dynamic art by Ed McGuinness and Shannon Denton, this 1999 issue sees Deadpool caught in a trap orchestrated by the newly introduced Deathtrap, while Al’s prank with his weapons adds a dangerous twist. The cover by Ed McGuinness and Nathan Massengill captures the chaos perfectly.
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Al becomes a little worried as Deadpool begins to show signs of his sanity slipping. Deadpool asks Patch for an assignment worthy of a good guy. He ends up leaving with a mysterious stranger who comes to Hellhouse looking for someone to help him recover a kidnapped princess. Of course, it all turns out to be a trap set by new villain Deathtrap who is really into... well... death traps. Deadpool discovers a little too late that Al has messed with his weapons as a practical joke. Al and Weasel get to know each other a little better.
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