The All Killer No Filler Deadpool Collection #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this pulse-pounding installment of The All Killer No Filler Deadpool Collection, Deadpool—more shredded than usual after a brutal round two with Carnage—tracks his chaotic foe to a forgotten ghost town hiding a buried military base. With Shriek in danger and the underground facility bristling with secrets, Deadpool dives into the unknown, emerging changed in ways even he might not expect. Written by Cullen Bunn and brought to life by Salva Espín’s dynamic art and Veronica Gandini’s vivid colors, this issue blends relentless action with Deadpool’s signature dark humor. The cover, a striking piece by Mike Del Mundo, captures the chaos in bold, high-contrast detail.
In a quiet diner on the Kansas state line, Carnage unleashes chaos in a blood-soaked spree. Back in New York, Deadpool catches the news and sees a chance to match wits with a fellow lunatic—so he jets off to take down Carnage near Tulsa. Just as he’s about to finish the job, a new voice cuts through the madness: Shriek arrives, throwing a wrench into the fight.
In "null," Deadpool, battered but unbroken, finds himself locked in a brutal rematch with Carnage and Shriek on a desolate stretch of interstate. With the odds stacked and his usual tricks pushed to the limit, Wade’s wits and unpredictability become his only weapons as the chaos reignites.
Deadpool stumbles through the wreckage of his latest fight, barely holding together as Carnage vanishes with Shriek into a stolen minivan. Tracking them to a forgotten ghost town, Deadpool uncovers a hidden military base beneath the dust—and what he finds inside changes everything. With Carnage on the loose and symbiotes stirring in the dark, the merc with a mouth must face a version of himself he never expected.
In "null," Deadpool tracks Carnage to an abandoned asylum, where the chaotic symbiote-driven villain is probing the minds of inmates for answers. With the help of a newly merged symbiote from a secret base, Deadpool separates Carnage from Shriek, forcing a brutal one-on-one confrontation. As Carnage begins to question his violent path, a shocking discovery turns his rampage into something far more personal — and ultimately, self-imposed.
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