Wolverine and Deadpool #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "7 The Hard Way (Part One)," Wolverine’s mission to confront Romulus takes a dangerous turn when he enlists Bruce’s help to protect his son Daken, setting in motion a complex plan. With Cloak’s teleportation, Wolverine journeys to Japan, seeking the Silver Samurai’s guidance in mastering the samurai sword—while Romulus grows uneasy, sensing something is amiss. Written by Daniel Way and illustrated by Doug Braithwaite, this 2011 UK release features a cover by Jason Pearson.
In "7 The Hard Way (Part One)," Wolverine, battered and outmaneuvered by Romulus, faces the chilling truth: his enemy has predicted every move, turning his life into a scripted game. To break free, he must abandon his own tactics and instead enlist the unpredictable power of Bruce Banner and Skaar—two forces whose chaos may be the only thing capable of disrupting Romulus’s control.
In the aftermath of a brutal clash, Wolverine plots a dangerous path to protect his son Daken, enlisting the reluctant help of Bruce Banner—now the Hulk—and the unpredictable Cloak to carry him across the world. As tensions rise and Romulus grows uneasy over Logan’s cryptic movements, Wolverine seeks the Silver Samurai’s guidance in Japan, testing his resolve with a blade and a legacy he may not be ready to inherit.
In "Whatever a Spider Can, (Part One): Start Spreadin' the News," Deadpool arrives in New York with a mission: to learn heroism from the one he considers the best—Spider-Man. But when a string of mysterious assassinations shakes the city, Spider-Man quickly suspects Deadpool is behind them, leading to a brutal clash between the two. As the body count rises, Spider-Man realizes the true threat is far more dangerous: Hit-Monkey, the deadly simian with a vendetta—and Deadpool may be next.
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