Deadpool Pulp #4
In "Untitled," Deadpool’s fractured past unravels as he confronts a shocking truth: his years of torment in a Japanese POW camp were a lie, replaced by a far more insidious captivity in Cuba at the hands of Stryfe. Written by Adam Glass and Mike Benson, with art by Laurence Campbell and colors by Lee Loughridge, the story dives into Wade’s psyche as his inner voices battle Stryfe’s programming. When he reunites with Outlaw, the stakes spike—she’s stolen a nuclear briefcase, and her true intentions are far from what he believed. The cover by Jae Lee captures the tension in stark, striking detail.
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Deadpool has been captured by Stryfe and learns that the year he spent being tortured in a Japanese POW camp which caused him to lose his mind never really happened. Instead, he was in Cuba being tortured by Stryfe to be turned into one of his sleeper agents. Stryfe activates DP's sleeper programming but the voices in Wade's head are able to overcome it, allowing him to defy Stryfe. Deadpool catches up with his lady love, Outlaw, and the nuclear briefcase she has stolen only to learn that she isn't a sleeper agent at all but a genuine bad guy. She has also activated the bomb.
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