Deadpool Pulp #[nn]

In "Chapter One," the U.S. government's nuclear briefcase has vanished into the hands of the rogue agent Outlaw, forcing Cable and Stryfe to choose their most dangerous operative to recover it. They settle on Wade Wilson—better known as Deadpool—a man whose mind fractured during a year of brutal torture as a Japanese POW, now a walking paradox of lethal skill and shattered sanity. Though his psychological evaluations paint him as unfit, Cable overrules the findings and sends him into the field anyway.

In "Chapter Two," Deadpool tracks down Outlaw, the rogue CIA agent who’s stolen a nuclear briefcase, leading to a tense dinner, an unexpected dance, and a sudden, brutal betrayal. As bullets fly and old wounds reopen, Wade’s mission takes a personal turn—unbeknownst to his handlers, he’s chasing the one woman he’s ever truly loved.

In "Chapter Three," Deadpool finds himself captured in Cuba, once again at the mercy of Stryfe, just as Cable races against time to stop Stryfe and Outlaw from using a nuclear briefcase to ignite a cold war with Russia. With only one key in play and the stakes higher than ever, the hunt for the second key becomes a deadly game of survival.

In "Chapter Four," Deadpool, broken and disoriented, confronts the truth behind his captivity: the years of torment in a Japanese POW camp were a lie. Instead, he was held in Cuba by Stryfe, who sought to turn him into a sleeper agent—only for the chaotic voices in Wade’s mind to fight back. Now reunited with his lover, Outlaw, he discovers her betrayal as she activates a stolen nuclear briefcase, forcing him to choose between saving lives and trusting the one person he thought he could rely on.