Deadpool #4
This volume collects Deadpool #19-22 and #19.1, featuring the Merc with a Mouth in a series of wild adventures. The title story, 'Monkey Business,' teams Deadpool with the unlikely primate assassin Hit-Monkey, while other issues see him crossing paths with the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, and other Marvel heroes in characteristically chaotic fashion.
In "Whatever a Spider Can, Part 1: Start Spreadin' the News," Deadpool and Spider-Man recover at the Baxter Building after a brutal clash with Hit-Monkey, but Deadpool’s antics take a dark turn when he steals Spider-Man’s suit and fakes his death to lure out the assassin. Written by Daniel Way and illustrated by Carlo Barberi, with inks by Sandu Florea and colors by Marte Gracia, the issue blends chaotic humor with high-stakes action as the duo face off against Hit-Monkey once more in a explosive showdown. Jason Pearson’s cover captures the absurdity perfectly, showing Deadpool in full Spider-Man regalia, while the story delivers a wild, character-driven ride full of twists and one-liners.
In "Whatever a Spider Can, Part 1: Start Spreadin' the News," Deadpool arrives in New York with hopes of learning the ropes from Spider-Man—only to be framed for a string of mysterious assassinations. As tensions rise and Spider-Man turns on him, the real threat emerges: Hit-Monkey, a deadly monkey with a vendetta, and Deadpool may be next on his list.
In "Whatever a Spider Can" — Part 2 of 3 from Deadpool #4 (2010) — Spider-Man finds himself caught between duty and instinct when the relentless Hit-Monkey targets Deadpool with ruthless precision. As bullets fly and chaos erupts, even the web-slinger’s quick reflexes can’t quite keep up with the deadly simian assassin’s relentless pursuit.
In "Whatever a Spider Can," Deadpool and Spider-Man find themselves recovering at the Baxter Building after an attack by Hit-Monkey, but Deadpool’s antics take a dangerous turn when he steals Spider-Man’s suit and fakes his death to lure out the assassin. The ruse draws Hit-Monkey to a dramatic funeral, where chaos unfolds as police focus more on a gun-toting mercenary than a monkey in a costume. With the stakes higher than ever, Spider-Man and Deadpool face off once more in a explosive showdown that leaves both of them reeling—literally and figuratively.
In "Do Idiots Dream of Electric Stupidity?", Deadpool finds himself caught in a twisted game when the criminals hijacking his bus in North Georgia turn out to be corrupt local cops. With his usual brand of chaos and a newfound sense of duty, he takes on the role of deputy to bring justice to a town that’s gone off the rails.
In the remote mountains of Tibet, a fugitive assassin takes refuge with a tribe of monkeys, unaware that one sharp-eyed simian is quietly studying every move. As the man trains in silence, the monkey absorbs his lethal techniques—each gesture a step toward becoming something far more than a beast.
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↩ Reprints Deadpool #19 (2010), Deadpool #20 (2010), Hit-Monkey (MDCU) #1 (2010), Hit-Monkey (MDCU) #1 (2010), Deadpool #21 (2010), Deadpool #22 (2010), Deadpool #4 (2010), Deadpool #22 (2010)
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