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    Deadpool: Wade Wilson's War #2

    Deadpool: Wade Wilson's War » Deadpool: Wade Wilson's War #2 released by Marvel on September 2010.

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    The true origin from Deadpool’s very talkative and crazy mouth continues to spill out, shedding new and bizarre turns. Did the clandestine military experiment that aimed to turn ordinary soldiers into super heroes do more than just that? Was Wilson a brave super-soldier fighting America’s secret wars, or just some pissed-off hick looking for a little payback? Or both? To Deadpool, the truth’s a funny thing…

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    Review: Deadpool: Wade Wilson's War 0

    Deadpool: Wade Wilson's War #2 by zack_freeman on June 30, 2010

    Deadpool speaks before the Senate in order to finally set the record straight about his origins, his involvement in the Soviet War in Afghanistan and his mistreatment at the hands of the Weapon X program. The Good I can't think of the last time I've read a comic that so deftly combined absurd black humor, bad ass super-heroics and a truly intriguing premise like this. Out of all the writers I've seen handle Deadpool lately, Swierczynski has, heads and tails, been the one...

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