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Max : Deadpool Pulp #[nn]
This French-language softcover collects the complete 'Deadpool Pulp' miniseries, reimagining the Merc with a Mouth in a gritty 1950s setting. Written by Mike Benson and Adam Glass with art by Laurence Campbell, the story pits a more serious, noir-inspired Deadpool against a conspiracy involving Cable, Stryfe, and shadowy government forces. Panini France's edition presents the entire four-issue arc in a single volume, offering a darker take on the character's usual humor-driven adventures.
In "Deadpool Pulp (1)", Deadpool wakes from a nightmare that wasn’t a nightmare at all—his year in a Japanese POW camp was a fabrication, and his mind was instead twisted by Stryfe in Cuba. Written by Adam Glass, Mike Benson, and Jérémy Manesse, with art by Laurence Campbell and colors by Lee Loughridge, this issue plunges Wade into a psychological battle as the voices in his head fight to reclaim his will. Cover by Jae Lee captures the tension with stark, striking intensity.
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Deadpool a été capturé par Stryfe et apprend que l'année qu'il a passée à être torturé dans un camp de prisonniers de guerre japonais, ce qui lui a fait perdre la tête, ne s'est jamais vraiment produite. Au lieu de cela, il était à Cuba, torturé par Stryfe pour devenir l'un de ses agents dormants. Stryfe active la programmation de DP mais les voix dans la tête de Wade lui permettent de résister et défier Stryfe. Deadpool rattrape Outlaw, et la mallette nucléaire qu'elle a volée pour apprendre qu'elle n'est pas un agent dormant mais un véritable méchant. Elle a également activé la bombe.
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