A TIME OF STRYFE!
• STRYFE knows what calamity awaits the planet - because he's been there! And he needs DEADPOOL and WOLVERINE to stop it.
• But what could force our heroes to work for this tyrant as his X-CUTIONERS? Perhaps...because they already have?!
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Rated T+
From Wolverine's always intense and angry demeanor, to Wade's never ending smart ass lines, to an overall mystery that continues to open and deepen with each issue. Deadpool/Wolverine #4 was absolutely fantastic. While these two are so incredibly different they compliment each other in such a beautiful and demented way. This was captured perfectly in this issue. Meanwhile, there are so many other factors and mysteries at play, with everyone thinking their intentions are the best. Read Full Review
Deadpool/Wolverine #4 is formulaic, but the creative team's over-the-top, top shelf execution makes for a rousing adventure that mixes in the action comedy dynamic, horror tropes and an intriguing mystery focusing on the story's central villain (or savior). Read Full Review
Deadpool/Wolverine #4 is wild comic book action at its finest. No, you won't find any deep revelations about either of these characters here, but you will find fun action, fantastic artwork, and a supervillain with a plan that gets an "A" for sheer brazenness. Things feel a little rushed, but the writing is good enough to leave you wanting more. Read Full Review
Plot
Wolverine and Deadpool build a barricade to stop the zombies from advancing with the Legacy Virus 2.0, which they hope will infect Wolverine so X-Cutioner can take control of him.
The fight with the zombies is spectacular and violent, until it suddenly stops. Stryfe loses his strength, missing his helmet that amplifies his powers. He arrives at his base of operations and reconnects with the zombies. He explains to Deadpool and Wolverine that he came from a future where the world is in ruins and that Wolverine and Deadpool were his soldiers, who were perfect thanks to their mutant healing powers, but they don't explain what their specific importance was.
Nick Fury, when he was director of S.H.I.E.L.D., was the more
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