Deadpool #9

In "Institutionalized Part One," Deadpool finds himself locked away at Crossmoore Prison, where he’s handed over to the care of Dr. Whitby. Forced to navigate a world of cellblocks, psychiatrists, and fellow inmates—especially the volatile Kurt Gerhardt, aka Foolkiller—Deadpool’s usual brand of chaos takes a sharp turn into something far more unpredictable.

In the psyche ward of Crossmore Prison, Dr. Whitby grows increasingly unsettled as her star patient, Deadpool, shifts from his usual chaotic energy to a troubling stillness—silent, withdrawn, and eerily calm. Something has changed, and as she tries to unravel the shift, she begins to question whether she’s still in control of the experiment—or if the patient has taken over.

In "Institutionalized Conclusion," Deadpool’s antics land him in Crossmore Prison, where Dr. Whitby watches with growing unease as his chaotic spirit dulls under the institution’s grind. When Foolkiller arrives with a mission to eliminate fools, the line between patient and predator blurs—especially when Whitby makes a desperate choice that could free Deadpool… or doom him.

In "You Complete Me: Part One," Deadpool finds himself tangled in a bizarre romance with Dr. Whitby, a former therapist turned stalker who’s now dressed like him and relentless in her pursuit. With a desperate plan to escape England and his increasingly absurd situation, Deadpool ends up in a motorcade with the Queen, who unexpectedly delivers a lesson on responsibility—only to leave him wondering if he’s ready to face the chaos he’s created.

In "You Complete Me: Conclusion," Deadpool infiltrates Dr. Whitby’s flat only to discover his own body parts neatly stored in her fridge—leaving him both disturbed and deeply unsettled. He tracks down Ella, whose obsession with him has spiraled into something far more dangerous than he ever expected. As he tries to dispose of his discarded remains, the trash bins in the city might just be about to get a whole lot more alive.