Deadpool #14
In "Evil Deadpool, Teil 3: Einer ist immer der Arsch," the real Deadpool finds himself caught in a web of chaos when Captain America wrongly brands him as a terrorist. As the real hero scrambles to prove his innocence, his malevolent counterpart takes on a grotesque mission for Mr. Negative—targeting the children of a police chief—while Deadpool himself stirs the pot by kidnapping a child to steal the spotlight, only to find his antics only deepen the confusion.
In "Evil Deadpool, Teil 4: Nur ich, Baby," Deadpool finds himself cornered in a New York police car, holding a little boy hostage and facing off against an exploding bag of poop—hardly the most dignified moment, but then again, neither is being framed for crimes committed by his evil doppelgänger. With Interpol on the hunt and Captain America caught in the crossfire, the real Deadpool must dodge both the law and his own twisted reflection, while J. Jonah Jameson adds fuel to the chaos from the sidelines.
In "Evil Deadpool, Finale: Es lebe der König, Baby!", Deadpool confronts his twisted doppelgänger, Evil Deadpool (Tod), in a final, desperate bid to prove he’s not the villain everyone believes. As the two face off, the Evil Deadpool turns on Interpol agents with a gun, only to collapse moments later—revealing a shocking truth that leaves Deadpool reeling.
Deadpool takes the stage in *Deadpool: Das Musical!*, turning the first 49 issues of his series into a gloriously chaotic 20-page song-and-dance spectacle. With a cast of heroes, villains, and cosmic oddities—from Nick Fury and Thor to the Winter Soldier and the Enchantress—this is superhero chaos set to music, where every punchline lands with a cymbal crash and every plot twist comes with a tap dance.
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