The All Killer No Filler Deadpool Collection #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Beginning of the End, Part One" kicks off a high-stakes mission as Nomad, offered a clean slate by the government, heads to Vegas to eliminate the Slug—only to stumble into a secret villain summit and a tangled web of mistaken identities. Written by Fabian Nicieza and illustrated by Pat Olliffe, with inks by Mark McKenna, colors by Steve Mattsson, and letters by Chris Eliopoulos, this explosive opener throws Nomad into a chaotic clash with both Bushwacker and Deadpool. The cover by Rob Liefeld and Trevor Scott captures the mayhem in full force.
In "The Beginning of the End, Part One," a shocking act of violence sets the stage for chaos as Gideon orchestrates the murder of Sunspot’s father, sending shockwaves through the New Mutants. With Deadpool now a player in the game and Domino stepping into the fray, Cable and Domino must forge an uneasy alliance while Rictor grapples with a personal mission that pulls him away from the group. The stakes rise as secrets unravel and loyalties are tested—before the end, nothing will be the same.
In "null," Deadpool finds himself caught in a twisted game of survival when Tolliver and the Juggernaut cross paths with Black Tom Cassidy in a high-stakes showdown that blurs the line between hero and villain. With no clear allies and a mission that defies logic, Deadpool must navigate a web of deception where even the most familiar faces may not be who they seem.
In "Neon Knights," Nomad [Jack Monroe] is drawn into a high-stakes game in Vegas, chasing the Slug to clear his name—only to stumble into a secret summit of villains splitting the Kingpin’s empire. A twist of fate and a case of mistaken identity lands him in a chaotic clash with Bushwacker and Deadpool, as tensions explode when Bushwacker mistakes Baby Bucky for his sister-in-law’s kidnapped child and takes the baby, leaving Legs injured in the crossfire.
In "Friendly Reminders," Deadpool storms the X-Force complex with a mix of chaos and personal stakes, hunting what he believes is his old flame Vanessa—only to find himself tangled in a web of deception, shifting loyalties, and high-stakes team dynamics. As the line between ally and enemy blurs, Cable, Domino, and the rest of the squad must navigate a confrontation that tests trust, memory, and the cost of secrets.
In "To the Pain," X-Force launches a high-stakes rescue mission to free Sunspot, only to find themselves tangled in a deadly game orchestrated by Deadpool and his allies. With Cable leading the charge and Domino's true identity in question, the team must cut through deception and violence to uncover who's really behind the chaos—before the real Domino is lost forever.
In "Swordplay 3," the stakes rise as Bloodwraith intercepts a theft attempt involving sensitive discs tied to Tolliver’s will, only to be ambushed by Deadpool’s sudden arrival and the unexpected interference of the Black Knight. With tensions flaring and blades drawn, a chaotic three-way clash erupts between the trio, each driven by their own motives and the mystery of the stolen data.
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↩ Reprints The New Mutants #98 (1991), X-Force #2 (1991), X-Force #4 (1991), X-Force #5 (1991), X-Force #10 (1992), X-Force #11 (1992), Nomad #4 (1992), X-Force #14 (1992), X-Force #15 (1992), X-Force Annual #2 (1993), X-Force #23 (1993), The Avengers #366 (1993)
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