Deadpool #2
In "Ich will, dass du mich willst, Teil 2: Keiner ist eine Insel," Deadpool’s bid to join the X-Men on Utopia hits a wall when Cyclops refuses—until Dagger steps in. With Wolverine’s urging, Domino is sent to monitor the mercenary, leading to a chaotic mix of pancakes, beatings, and a reluctant probationary status. Now wearing his makeshift uniform, Deadpool sets out to prove himself by targeting Mercury’s father, a man demanding her release from Utopia, plunging the team into a volatile situation where loyalty, justice, and Deadpool’s unpredictable methods collide.
In "Ich will, dass du mich willst, Teil 3: Die Revolution findet im Fernsehen statt," Deadpool's chaotic plan reaches a fever pitch as he aims to broadcast a shocking act live on television, forcing the X-Men into a desperate race to stop him. With Cyclops poised to deliver final judgment and Wolverine ready to act, Domino’s unexpected choice to free Deadpool sets off a chain of events that pulls the team into a wild, unexpected chase—complete with a bizarre encounter that throws everything off course.
In the chaotic finale of "Ich will, dass du mich willst, Finale: Du hast das Recht, nicht getötet zu werden," Deadpool’s deadly game reaches a breaking point as HAMMER agents scramble to protect Ellis Kincaid—only to be outmaneuvered by a sniper’s precision. With Cyclops, Wolverine, Domino, and Colossus on the scene, and Surge watching from the shadows, the truth about Norman Osborn’s manipulation begins to unravel, forcing Ellis to confess under fire. As the X-Men face off against Deadpool in a moment that’s broadcast to the world, the line between villain and hero blurs—leaving the public to question who truly deserves to live.
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