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Deadpool (1997) #1

 
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Writer: 
Joe Kelly
Penciller (cover): 
Ed Mcguinness
Inker: 
Nathan Massengill, Norman Lee
Colorist: 
Chris Lichtner, Digital Chameleon
Letterer: 
Comicraft, Richard Starkings, Ni
Editor: 
Bob Harras, Matt Idelson, Paul Tutrone
Orig. Published: 
January 10, 1997
Format: 
Comic 

The Story: (hide) After swindling some Girl Scouts, Deadpool takes on another "easy" mission -- taking out an unmanned research station. Simple, right? Unfortunately, it's not only very manned...but also brimming with gamma radiation!

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