The All Killer No Filler Deadpool Collection #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Deep End Part One," Deadpool’s carefully orchestrated showdown with Wolverine takes a sharp turn when Daken arrives—just in time to try and drown the X-Man himself. With tensions flaring and the water turning deadly, the merc with a mouth finds himself outmatched in a brutal fight that leaves Wolverine unconscious and Daken vulnerable. Written by Daniel Way and brought to life with dynamic art by Steve Dillon, this high-stakes clash is sharpened by the cover by Simone Bianchi and Andrea Silvestri, capturing the chaos in bold, striking detail.
In a moment of quiet reflection, Wolverine recalls a fateful day in World War II—when he was ordered to let Strucker escape, kill Captain America, and leave Bucky behind. Though he succeeded in his mission, the cost was his honor, and Captain America’s final, brutal beating became a scar he never forgot. Now, in the present, a mysterious client hires Deadpool to eliminate the berserker once and for all.
In "The Deep End Part One," Deadpool’s already unpredictable mind takes a sharp turn as he battles hallucinations while hunting Wolverine—his target, his past, and possibly his only chance at clarity. With Wolverine dodging bullets, explosions, and the chaos of Wade’s unraveling grip on reality, and Detective Michelin watching from the shadows, the line between mission and madness starts to blur.
In "The Deep End Part 4," Deadpool’s long-standing rivalry with Wolverine reaches a brutal climax as he drags the adamantium-clad mutant to the edge of a drowning death—only to try out a new tactic: talking him to death. As the monologue drags on, the silence is broken by Daken’s arrival, stepping in with a cold precision that makes it clear he’s not here to save Logan, but to finish him.
In "The Deep End Conclusion," Deadpool’s long-awaited showdown with Wolverine takes a shocking turn when Daken arrives to claim the kill—only to find himself caught in a deadly game of deception. With the Winter Soldier’s precise strike and Wolverine’s ruthless strategy, the battle unfolds in the water, where past and present collide in a fight that’s as personal as it is brutal.
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