This Wednesday, May 1st, Marvel Comics is set to release DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE WWIII #1!
Get ready for WWIII to erupt on the scene with the wildest duo in comics from legends Joe Kelly (DEADPOOL, UNCANNY X-MEN) and Adam Kubert (WOLVERINE, UNCANNY X-MEN)!
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for Marvel Comics’ new release on New Comic Book Day…
DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE WWIII #1
Written by Joe Kelly
Art by Adam Kubert
Colors by Frank Martin
Letters by Joe Sabino
Edited by Mark Basso
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by Adam Kubert w/ Frank Martin
Cover B by Rob Liefeld
Cover C by InHyuk Lee
Cover D by Gabriele Dell’Otto
Cover E by Gabriele Dell’Otto (Virgin Variant)
Cover F by Todd Nauck w/ Rachelle Rosenberg (Windowshades Variant)
Cover G by Gabriele Dell’Otto (Brown Costume Variant)
WADE WILSON & LOGAN AT THE ENDS OF THE EARTH
– AND EACH OTHER’S THROATS!The most intensely mismatched team-up in comics and pop culture – the best there is and the merc with the mouth – undergoes a radical change as we kick off a three-part, globe-spanning saga for the ages! The mysterious DELTA believes in change. Change is good. But as he sets his sights on DEADPOOL, and WOLVERINE is caught up in the plot, is the third time really the charm, or the curse?
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