Marvel Monster Edition : Deadpool #2

In "Livre X, Verset I, lachez les bouffons !", Deadpool wakes up adrift in a healing chamber, his body dissolving into goo after a near-death experience, only to be joined by Death herself—her presence as unsettling as the nightmare that preceded it. The story unfolds with a surreal edge, blending Deadpool’s trademark dark humor with a bizarre, dreamlike sequence where he’s haunted by canceled comic characters and the lingering fallout of a past betrayal.

In "Livre X, Verset IV," Deadpool confronts a shocking claim: Loki insists he’s his father, forcing Wade to choose between saving Death and facing Uncle Thor. With Asgardian blood in his veins, Deadpool steals Mjolnir and becomes the Mighty Deadpool, wielding godlike power—though his heroics are as chaotic as ever. When the truth behind Loki’s deception unravels, Jake regains Thor’s strength and brings Deadpool down, only for Wade to return home to find his face miraculously healed and his looks transformed.

In "Ectoplasme en péril !", Deadpool—stranded in the void with the bizarre alien Dirty Wolff—must survive the merciless expanse of space and the terrifying presence of the interstellar warden Rasputin. Written with his trademark chaos and zero self-pity, Wade Wilson’s desperate bid to get home takes a wild, off-the-wall turn in this 2003 humor-filled adventure from Marvel Monster Edition: Deadpool #2.

In "Nuit japonaises," Deadpool finds himself in Japan on a mission to protect Oyakata, a man whose past is tied to a mysterious killer. There, he clashes with Widdle Wade, a bizarre clone created from his own legacy, while also confronting a long-buried secret from the past—where he once crossed paths with Oyakata’s daughter, Sazae. The story blends Deadpool’s trademark chaos with a quiet, unexpected moment of reckoning, all wrapped in a tale that’s equal parts absurd and oddly heartfelt.