Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #64
In "1. Weiber, Wummer und Wade Wilson!", wird Deadpool vor einen Senatsausschuss zitiert nach einem grausamen Massaker in Mexiko. Als das einzige überlebende Mitglied eines geheimen Söldnerteams – Team X – erzählt er von den frühen, verbotenen Einsätzen seiner Gruppe, darunter ein heimliches Abenteuer in Nicaragua 1983. Mit seiner typischen Mischung aus Sarkasmus und Selbstironie steht er vor der Entscheidung, seine Maske abzunehmen – und damit die Wahrheit zu enthüllen. Geschrieben von Duane Swierczynski und Michael Strittmatter, mit kraftvollen Bildern von Jason Pearson und farblich dichten Details von Paul Mounts, präsentiert sich diese Episode als ein scharf gezeichnetes, düsteres Kapitel aus dem Leben des Maskierten. Die Coverzeichnung stammt ebenfalls von Jason Pearson.
In "1. Weiber, Wummer und Wade Wilson!", Deadpool finds himself before a Senate inquiry after a massacre in Mexico, forced to answer for the actions of his secret mercenary unit. As he recounts their early days in 1983 Nicaragua—when he, Domino, Silver Sable, and Bullseye fought against the Contras—his unfiltered storytelling blurs the line between truth and theatrics. With the committee demanding he remove his mask to speak, the moment hangs in suspense.
In "2. Waffe X," Deadpool takes the stand before a skeptical senate, spinning a flamboyant tale of his time with Team X and how he became the mercenary known as Deadpool. But as his story unfolds, the true architects of Team X watch in alarm, scrambling to reconcile their own version of events with the chaos he’s now unleashing on the world stage.
In "Me and You and a dog named Pool," Deadpool faces a brutal Senate hearing over a mission gone wrong, where he’s accused of murdering innocent bystanders—evidence captured on a damning surveillance video. As the scrutiny intensifies, Domino is called to testify, forcing her to confront the truth behind the chaos and the uneasy bond that ties them together.
In "4. Diesmal ist es persönlich," Domino appears before the Senate to expose Deadpool’s tale as a lie—claiming Team X isn’t a team of superpowered agents, but a group of deranged medical experiments who now play at being heroes. But as the truth unfolds, the story reveals itself as a comic Deadpool smuggled out of a psychiatric facility, blurring the line between reality and fiction.
In this self-aware twist on origin lore, Deadpool recounts his chaotic past to a Hollywood screenwriter, turning his violent history into a heartfelt, explosive drama—complete with emotional depth and more bangs than a fireworks factory.
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