The All Killer No Filler Deadpool Collection #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this action-packed installment from the All Killer No Filler Deadpool Collection, Deadpool and Betty make a high-stakes drop at the AIM space station, only to find the Zombie Deadpool head is set to become a weapon. With Hydra Bob on board and a deadly chase through orbit, Deadpool pulls a surprise move that turns the tide—sending a bomb in place of the head to blast Hydra from space. The crew then sets course for South Florida, determined to send the zombie back where it belongs. Written by Victor Gischler and illustrated by Bong Dazo, with inks by Jose Pimentel, colors by Matt Milla, and letters by Jeff Eckleberry, the cover by Arthur Suydam captures the chaos in bold, dynamic style.
In "null," Deadpool is hired by AIM to steal a deadly toxin from the Savage Land before Hydra can claim it, landing hard and meeting Ka-Zar in the jungle. With his AIM contact, the sharp-witted Dr. Betty Swanson, he tracks the toxin through perilous terrain—only to be captured by a tribe of cannibals who seem to know his face… and his past.
In "null," Deadpool and Dr. Betty Swanson race against time to secure Zombie Deadpool’s living head before AIM and Hydra turn it into a weapon, dodging everything from ravenous dinosaurs to fanatical Hydra Retrieval Teams—while even the undead have their own agenda. With the past rising in flashbacks and familiar faces like Ka-Zar and Zabu lurking in the shadows, this high-stakes chaos unfolds across a surreal, dangerous landscape where every step could be your last.
In the scorching heart of the Savage Land, Deadpool and Dr. Betty Swanson race to keep Zombie Deadpool’s head out of Hydra’s clutches, while Ka-Zar and Zabu summon a chaotic mix of cavemen and a zombified T-Rex to muddy the fight. As the battle swirls with confusion and carnage, the duo barely escape the chaos—only to find themselves pursued by the undead T-Rex, now a ravenous threat. From their orbiting station, AIM watch and decide that if they can’t have the prize, no one can—and prepare to erase it all.
In "null," Deadpool teams up with a zombified version of himself and a reluctant Dr. Betty Swanson to survive a rampaging Zombie T-Rex, only to be rescued—of all things—by an AIM orbital platform. With the Hydra Retrieval Team on their heels and the fate of the head still uncertain, Deadpool and Betty hijack a Hydra ship to reach the AIM satellite, where the real game begins.
In "null," Deadpool and Dr. Betty Swanson infiltrate the AIM space station, delivering the Zombie Deadpool head only to uncover AIM’s plan to weaponize it. With Hydra Bob among the crew and the Commander watching closely, Deadpool must outwit both factions when a high-stakes chase through space forces him to make a dangerous choice—sending a decoy to save his own life.
In the murky heart of the Florida swamps, Deadpool and his unlikely allies—Dr. Betty Swanson, the mysterious Man-Thing, and a young boy—race against time to close a dimensional rift before it unleashes more chaos. When Lord Falcon and his Hydra forces intercept them, the battle turns deadly, forcing Deadpool to confront both his past and the very thing he’s trying to escape: a zombie version of himself.
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