Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #60

In "Irre im Irrgarten," DP and Hercules find themselves trapped in a labyrinth that twists not just through space, but through their deepest fears, guided only by the twisted games of Arcade and Nightmare. As they confront shadowy reflections of themselves—whether real or eerily precise facsimiles—the true test may not be escaping the maze, but facing what lies within.

In "Bringt mir den Kopf von Mickey Dobbs," DP finds himself caught in a deadly game when he’s ordered to retrieve the head of a fallen mob boss—only to be ambushed and buried alive by the Zapata Brothers, who turn out to be reluctant fans of his brutal reputation. As he digs his way out, the unlikely trio forms an uneasy alliance to track down the mysterious force behind the scheme.

In "Good Buddies," Deadpool takes a low-stakes trucking gig with U.S. Ace, hauling a suspicious cargo across the highway—only to face a bizarre ambush by a pack of mutant raccoon-like assassins. The duo’s uneasy partnership quickly turns chaotic as they fight to survive a surreal assault that turns their routine delivery into a wild, unpredictable showdown.

In "null," Nadia enlists Deadpool to descend into the ocean's depths, where her comatose uncle once battled a monstrous entity he once controlled—It, the living colossus. As the mission unfolds, the line between memory, madness, and myth begins to blur.

In the grim underbelly of the city’s sewers, Deadpool follows a grieving widow’s desperate plea, tracking down a piece of Frank Castle’s remains—only to stumble into a hidden realm of monstrous creatures ruled by a twisted, stitched-together guardian known as Franken-Castle. What begins as a grim favor turns into a shocking descent into a grotesque underworld, where the line between monster and protector blurs, and even the Merc with a Mouth is out of his depth.

In "null," Deadpool and Captain Britain clash over a dangerous cache of Slaymaster’s old weapons, their rivalry turning chaotic when they accidentally activate a "Cultureswap"-machine. The device swaps their national identities—now 'Pool is a British mercenary and Cappie a Canadian hero—forcing them to navigate each other’s worlds while the real threat looms.