Cover: Dan Norton

Deadpool #36

Jan 2000 · Marvel · 1.99 USD; 2.99 CAD

📊 ~46,600 copies sold its debut month

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In "Chapter X Verse Three," Deadpool’s chaotic monologue takes a sudden turn when he discovers his rapidly degrading body requires a new, specially designed costume to hold him together. Slipping into the suit, he storms the lab, grabs Death, and bolts—only to realize too late that he’s not on Earth, and the lab assistant he just attacked is actually Loki in disguise. Written by Christopher Priest and brought to life by Paco Diaz, Andy Smith, and a team of skilled inkers and colorists, the issue’s cover by Dan Norton captures the moment’s escalating absurdity.

Contains 2 stories

Chapter X Verse Three

22 pp · Superhero

In "Chapter X Verse Three," Deadpool's usual monologue takes a bizarre turn when he discovers his body is falling apart—forcing him into a new, specially engineered suit to stay intact. As he dons the costume, he storms the lab, grabs Death, and flees, only to realize too late that he’s not on Earth and his lab assistant is actually Loki in disguise.

Fast Lane Part 2: Feel the Rush!

8 pp · Superhero

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