Deadpool / Amazing Spider-Man / Hulk: Identity Wars #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Identity Wars, Part 1," Spidey, Deadpool, and Hulk are thrust into a strange new reality where their lives have taken wildly different turns. Spidey finds himself in a world where Peter Parker is the wealthy, powerful Amazing Spider—and even reunited with Uncle Ben—only to uncover a chilling truth behind the hero's rise. Written by John Layman and illustrated by Lee Garbett, with inks by Mark Pennington and colors by Fabio D'Auria, this 2011 Marvel crossover kicks off with a bold twist and a haunting mystery. The cover by Steve McNiven and Mark Morales captures the moment the heroes face their darker reflections.
In "Identity Wars, Part 1," Spidey, Deadpool, and Hulk are thrown into a strange new reality where their alternate selves rule with power and privilege. Spidey finds himself in the life of the Amazing Spider, a wealthy, revered hero with a reformed Uncle Ben—only to uncover a chilling truth behind the idyllic facade.
In "Identity Wars, Part 2," Deadpool finds himself in a twisted alternate reality where he’s bonded with a hyper-violent doppelgänger named Death Wish—until the arrival of a sinister figure who bears a striking resemblance to Dr. Doom shatters the fun. With the truth unraveling fast—Death Wish isn’t who he claims to be, and the real Wade Wilson is someone else entirely—Deadpool turns the tables, dismantling Death Mask’s empire one goon at a time.
In "Identity Wars, Part 3," Spidey, Deadpool, and a desperate Bruce Banner find themselves caught in a reality where their identities have fractured—Spidey as a false hero, Deadpool as a crime lord, and Banner unable to transform into the Hulk at all. When they seek answers from the Sorcerer Supreme, they're stunned to meet a version of Banner who has banished his own monstrous alter-ego to Hell, only to face the terrifying consequences when the spell fails. As the Infernal Hulk rises and the real Hulk answers the call, the trio must confront the cost of denying who they truly are—before returning to their own world.
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