Deadpool by Joe Kelly: The Complete Collection #2

In this offbeat, deadpan chapter from Deadpool by Joe Kelly: The Complete Collection #2, a fractured Deadpool hits the open road with Weasel, chasing leads on Siryn—only to be interrupted by a chilling showdown date with T-Ray and a cryptic warning from Zoe. After a chaotic detour through Iowa’s Field of Dreams, where he must fight through Warpath just to reach Siryn, the tension spikes when Teresa storms off, fed up with his antics—only to return under the stars, where the night’s chaos gives way to something unexpectedly tender.

In "In Absentia," Deadpool’s return from the dead sets off a chain of events across the fractured remnants of Weapon X: T-Ray reconnects with Mary at Hellhouse, Ajax hunts down his former comrades, and Al must decide whether to stay behind after Weasel escapes the box. Meanwhile, Deadpool’s resurrection brings him back into contact with Zoe, reopening old wounds and new questions.

In "Win, Lose, or Draw Blood," Deadpool’s latest mission in Greece brings him face-to-face with an old acquaintance—Bullseye—while juggling a dangerous assignment for Landau, Luckman, and Lake. Meanwhile, Ajax arrives at Hellhouse with intentions that make the already chaotic situation even more unpredictable.

In "You Want Me to Do What?!", Deadpool grapples with the unsettling realization that Landau, Luckman, and Lake have been quietly scripting his fate—leaving him more than a little annoyed. As he rejects his supposed destiny as the Mithras, he heads home to reconcile with Al, while Ajax closes in on Killebrew.

In "Deadpool/Death '98: A Kiss, a Curse, a Cure," Joe Kelly crafts a haunting, emotionally charged chapter where Deadpool’s life ends in a brutal kill by Ajax. As his memories unfold—flashing back to his transformation at the hands of Dr. Killebrew and the haunting presence of his past lover, Death—Pool faces a choice: embrace the finality of his end or reclaim his will with a vengeance born from pain and regret.

In this delightfully absurd chapter from *Deadpool by Joe Kelly: The Complete Collection #2*, Deadpool takes his precognitive sidekick Monty on a high-stakes trip to Monte Carlo, where Monty’s foresight turns the casino tables in their favor and leaves Batroc flat broke. Though Monty enjoys the chaos more than expected, their fun comes at a cost—boss Dixon isn’t pleased, and he’s ready to wipe the whole adventure from Monty’s mind.

In "You Only Die Twice," Deadpool hunts down Arnim Zola, only to face a bizarre and relentless army of clones—each a hilariously unimpressive version of a deceased Marvel character. Joe Kelly delivers another razor-sharp, fourth-wall-breaking romp where death is just a punchline and the stakes are absurdly low.