Marvel Monster Edition : Deadpool #2
Ce volume rassemble les épisodes de la série Deadpool (2003) publiés par Marvel, mettant en scène le mercenaire disgracieux Wade Wilson. L'arc 'L'attaque des clowns' plonge Deadpool dans une aventure déjantée mêlant humour noir et action débridée, typique du personnage. Cette édition Panini France fait partie de la collection Marvel Monster Edition, proposant une traduction française des récits originaux.
In "Livre X, Verset I, lachez les bouffons !", Deadpool's life takes a mythic turn when Loki claims to be his father, forcing him to confront Uncle Thor to save Death. With Asgardian blood in his veins, Deadpool wields Mjolnir as the Mighty Deadpool, but his newfound power leads to chaos—until the truth behind Loki’s deception unravels. Written by Christopher Priest and Geneviève Coulomb, with art by Jim Calafiore and inks by Mark McKenna, this 2003 Panini France edition sees Deadpool’s heroic experiment end in a surprising twist. The cover by BIT captures the absurdity and spectacle of the tale.
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Loki claims to be Deadpool's father and, in order to save Death from dear old dad, Deadpool has to take on Uncle Thor. With Asgardian blood now flowing in his veins, Deadpool steals Thor's hammer and becomes the Mighty Deadpool. While Jake runs around trying to get his secret identity back, Deadpool abuses his newfound heroic powers. But, hey, Loki is the god of lies and things turn out to be a little illusionary. Jake regains the power of Thor and beats Deadpool down. With the conflict resolved, Wade returns home and finds that his hideous face has been fixed and he is now handsome.
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