Deadpool Epic Collection #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection gathers Deadpool's adventures from the late 1990s, including the complete 'Drowning Man' storyline by writer Joe Kelly and artist Walter McDaniel. The volume features Wade Wilson facing off against the mysterious T-Ray, dealing with the fallout of his relationship with Death, and encountering a host of Marvel heroes and villains like Cable, Wolverine, and Thanos. Collects Deadpool #0 and #1-17, along with material from Daredevil/Deadpool Annual '97 and Deadpool/Death Annual '98.
In "Turning Japanese...or Little Demon Inside," Deadpool journeys to Japan on a mission to protect Oyakata, a man tied to a dark past, only to face a twisted echo of himself—Widdle Wade, a clone created by Shigeru. Writer James Felder and artist Pete Woods deliver a sharp, action-packed tale where the merc with a mouth confronts both a deadly imposter and the ghosts of his own violent history, all while reuniting with Sazae, the daughter of a man whose legacy Deadpool once shattered. Cover by Walter McDaniel and Livesay completes the package.
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In the distant past, Deadpool interferes with the Beyonder's plan. Shigeru creates a clone of Deadpool, Widdle Wade. In the present, the Boss contacts Deadpool and tells him that a killer is on the loose and asks him to protect the next target, Oyakata, whom he knows. Deadpool travels to Japan where he encounters Widdle Wade and fights him off. In the past, Deadpool is also reunited with Oyakata's daughter, Sazae. Widdle Wade attacks again. Deadpool tells Sazae that he was the one who killed all of her father's old targets, thus restoring him to honor in his daughter's eyes.
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