Deadpool vs. Wolverine: Slash ’Em Up #1 crashes onto shelves — mercs collide in Madripoor

Marvel’s newest #1 throws the mercenary joker and the adamantium wolf into a high‑octane showdown that pushes both their regenerative powers to the limit. Christos Gage and Alan Robinson bring the full Infinity Comic into a single print‑ready issue, perfect timing for April Pool’s Day.

The latest Marvel entry gathers two of the most brazen anti‑heroes for a debut issue that feels like a long‑awaited reunion. Deadpool’s current gig in Madripoor gets an uninvited intrusion from Wolverine, setting the stage for a clash that’s as much about personality as it is about blades.

In this opening chapter, Logan barges into Wade’s mercenary job, demanding a say in the contract. Their rivalry, already a textbook case of frenemies, escalates quickly, testing both of their regenerative abilities and Logan’s famously thin patience. Every obstacle they encounter ends up sliced apart, leaving a trail of shredded foes.

Christos Gage’s sharp, dialogue‑heavy script pairs with Alan Robinson’s kinetic, kinetic art to keep the action humming. Ron Lim’s cover captures the chaotic energy of two unstoppable forces colliding. This issue also marks the first time the entire Deadpool vs. Wolverine Infinity Comic story is collected in print, timed just before April’s unofficial holiday for mercenary fans.

If the interplay of sarcasm and claws intrigues you, give the earlier digital run of Deadpool vs. Wolverine a look, or swing over to the equally irreverent Deadpool vs. Cable for more mercenary mayhem. Both titles share a love‑hate dynamic that fuels relentless action.

Grab a copy, flip it open, and let the razor‑sharp banter and nonstop combat set the tone for what could become a new favorite rivalry in your shelf.