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Deadpool (2013 3rd Series) #15 Marvel Comics 2013 VF
Collectible Deadpool #15 from Marvel, published in 2013, in VF condition.
- SKU: DP15M13VF_00
- Availability: In stock (1pcs)
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Deadpool (2013 3rd Series) #15 opens the five-part acclaimed arc “The Good, the Bad & the Ugly,” often regarded as one of the strongest and most serious Deadpool stories of the new millennium. Written by Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn, with dark atmospheric art by Declan Shalvey, the issue sets a much more intense tone than typical Deadpool adventures.
In this chapter, Deadpool finds himself caught in a conspiracy tying together his past, special operations, mutants, and secret government experiments. Beneath the surface, villains keep abducting and testing him, and Wade begins to realize that this time it is not just another comic massacre. The story leans into tension and mystery, while still delivering the sharp character voice the series is known for.
Wolverine and Captain America also appear, and the trio unexpectedly joins forces to uncover experiments from the Weapon Plus era. The consequences are tragic not only for the heroes but also for many innocent victims. Instead of the usual light Deadpool tone, this arc offers a colder, more dramatic story filled with strong moments, flashbacks, moral dilemmas, and excellent dialogue that pushes Wade further as both a character and an antihero.
The comic is in VF (Very Fine) condition, which means it is very well preserved with only minimal signs of wear, such as slight corner wear or tiny surface scratches. It is complete, readable, and ideal for both collecting and more serious reading. Customers should always verify the condition using the actual photos of the copy.