Deadpool Max: A History of Violence #1
In "Heads," Deadpool finds himself at Sunshine Rest Home under the care of a psychiatrist named Dr. Inez—except she’s not a doctor, and the facility’s real purpose is far more sinister than therapy. Written by Dave Lapham and brought to life with bold, unsettling art by Kyle Baker, this issue dives into a twisted game of survival and reluctant romance, where even the most dangerous patients have secrets. The cover by Kyle Baker captures the eerie tone perfectly, setting the stage for a story where every smile could be a threat.
In "As Inez Does (A Love Story)," Deadpool finds himself under the care of Dr. Inez at the seemingly quiet Sunshine Rest Home—only to discover she’s not a doctor, but a patient with a dangerous secret. As their twisted connection deepens, Inez’s affection for him puts her at odds with the facility’s grim purpose, forcing her to make a choice that could change everything.
In "An Alternative History of Love in America, Part 23," Baron Zemo dreams of a twisted future built on hate and violence—until Deadpool crashes the vision in full Hasidic regalia, claiming to be his long-lost cousin. The absurdity of the moment clashes with the gravity of Zemo’s ambitions, setting up a confrontation that’s as bizarre as it is charged.
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