Deadpool #28

In "I Can't Place the Name, But the Face Rings a Southern Belle...", Deadpool dives into a twisted psychological hunt as he follows the ghost of his long-dead wife, Mercedes, through a haze of fractured memories and dangerous delusions. With Bullseye closing in, determined to finish what he started, Deadpool must confront the line between memory and madness—before the past kills him for real. Written by Joe Kelly and illustrated by Pete Woods, with inks by Walden Wong, colors by Shannon Blanchard, and lettering by Richard Starkings and Comicraft, the issue’s cover by Pete Woods and Rebecca Shelander captures the eerie, Southern Gothic tension of the story.