Marvel Monster Edition : Deadpool #6
In "La tête ailleurs (1)," Deadpool and Betty infiltrate the AIM space station, delivering the Zombie Deadpool head only to uncover a sinister plan to unleash the zombie virus on Earth. With Hydra Bob among the crew and a high-stakes chase through space, Deadpool must outwit his pursuers—using a clever trap that turns the tables in a explosive showdown. Written by Victor Gischler and Makma/Ben KG, with art by Bong Dazo and inks by Joe Pimentel, this 2014 Panini France edition features a dynamic cover by Arthur Suydam.
In "La tête ailleurs (1)," Deadpool is sent into the Savage Land on a mission for AIM, tracking a dangerous toxin before Hydra can claim it. After a rough landing and a tense encounter with Ka-Zar, he teams up with a mysterious blonde doctor—only to be captured by a tribe of cannibals who mistake him for a sacred relic. The story takes a surreal turn when he realizes the toxin they're guarding looks just like his own decomposing head.
In "La tête ailleurs (2)," Deadpool and Dr. Betty must race through a prehistoric jungle to retrieve Zombie Deadpool’s living head before AIM and Hydra turn it into a weapon—facing off against rabid cavemen, hungry dinosaurs, and relentless agents along the way. A wild, satirical twist on superhero tropes, the story blends absurd humor with high-stakes chaos in a jungle where danger wears a grin.
In the steamy depths of the Savage Land, Deadpool and Betty scramble to keep Zombie Deadpool’s head out of Hydra’s clutches, while Ka-Zar and Zabu summon a chaotic mix of cavemen and a T-Rex—only to find themselves tangled in a frenzy of confusion and combat. As the duo narrowly escapes the battlefield, they’re suddenly on the run from a zombified T-Rex, and from orbit, AIM watches with a grim determination: if they can’t have the head, no one can.
In "La tête ailleurs (4)," Deadpool finds himself in a mess of zombified chaos when he battles a t-rex gone undead, only to be rescued—of all things—by an AIM orbital platform that’s more trouble than help. With his usual flair for survival, he regenerates, teams up with Betty, and steals a Hydra ship to reach the satellite where she’s meant to deliver the head, all while being pursued through the stars.
In "La tête ailleurs (5)," Deadpool and Betty hijack an AIM space station to offload the Zombie Deadpool head—only to find the scientists planning to weaponize it. With Hydra Bob on board and a deadly chase through orbit, Deadpool must outwit his pursuers, trading the head for freedom before sending it back to Earth with a twist no one saw coming.
In "La tête ailleurs (6)," Deadpool and his unlikely crew venture into the Florida swamps in search of a dimensional portal to send Zombie Deadpool home, only to run afoul of Man-Thing’s eerie presence and Lord Falcon’s relentless pursuit. With his trademark chaos and dark humor, Deadpool outwits Falcon in a gory showdown before stepping through the portal with his undead companion—leaving the fate of their journey firmly in the unknown.
In "Chapitre un : Major Deadpool, du S. H. I. E. L. D.," Deadpool stumbles into an alternate reality where he's the polished, scar-free leader of a united North America under SHIELD—complete with a suit, a desk, and a terrible attitude. As he grapples with this sleek, self-serious version of himself, the real Deadpool must reclaim his own head—zombie or not—before the next jump in the multiverse.
In *Chapitre deux : Amérique rebelle*, Deadpool stumbles into a fractured America where Captain America and Nick Fury are locked in ideological war. Teaming up with his female counterpart, he fights back against a militarized Captain America—aided by a zombie head—before awkwardly kissing himself and leaping into another absurd adventure.
In "Chapitre trois : le Deadpool Kid," Deadpool stumbles into a dusty frontier town where he meets his outlaw doppelgänger, the Deadpool Kid, in a showdown that’s as absurd as it is deadly. With Sheriff Fury hot on their trail and no sign of the Zombie Deadpool’s dimension in sight, Deadpool makes a decision that’s as unpredictable as his entire journey. Back in Florida, the cycle begins again—where it all started.
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