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Cover: Dave Johnson

Deadpool #9

Jun 2012 · Panini Deutschland · 5,95 EUR DE; 6,30 EUR AT; 11,70 CHF
📊 ~57,798 copies sold its debut month
🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English
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Contains 3 stories
Space Oddity, Teil 1: Mondsüchtig
22 pp · Superhero
Deadpool [Wade Wilson]FuntzelObbOrksaId, der Selbstsüchtige Mond

In "Space Oddity, Teil 1: Mondsüchtig," Deadpool trades his usual chaos for the quiet of space, piloting Macho's ship into the depths of the cosmos where he stumbles into the intergalactic salvage trade. His knack for destruction catches the eye of the Ongulian aliens, who enlist him to stop Id, der Selbstsüchtige Mond—a rogue, sentient moon that once brought their world to ruin.

Space Oddity, Teil 2: Die Last der Welt
22 pp · Superhero
Deadpool [Wade Wilson]FuntzelObbOrksaId, der Selbstsühtige Mond (Ursprung)Ego, der Lebende Planet (Rückblick)

In "Space Oddity, Teil 2: Die Last der Welt," Deadpool finds himself tangled in a bizarre predicament—literally—when his alien wife Funtzel collapses on top of him, delaying his mission to confront the living moon Id, der Selbstsühtige Mond (Ursprung). With the stakes rising and the cost of destroying Id threatening to wipe out an entire planet’s population, Deadpool decides to take matters into his own hands. His plan? Offend the moon just enough to make it chase him across space—because when the universe wants a punchline, he’s always ready to deliver.

Space Oddity, Finale: Der The Big Bang
20 pp · Superhero
Deadpool [Wade Wilson]FuntzelObbOrksaId, der Selbstsüchtige Mond (Tod)

In "Space Oddity, Finale: Der The Big Bang," Deadpool executes a bold, heartbreaking plan to vanquish the cosmic threat of Id, der Selbstsüchtige Mond (Tod), sacrificing everything—even love—to save the alien Obb. Amidst the vast silence of space, he finally becomes the hero he's always wanted to be, only to realize that glory goes unnoticed when you're light-years from home. With a shrug and a grin, he turns the rocket around and heads back to Earth, where the real chaos awaits.

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Full credits

writer Daniel Way
colorist Marte Gracia
letterer Walproject
cover pencils, inks Dave Johnson

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↩ Reprints Deadpool #33 (2011), Deadpool #34 (2011), Deadpool #35 (2011)

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