Answer me something, Egghead. Was it just because I have an accelerated healing factor that I was able to take down an entire unit of Skrulls -- including Chilly McHotpants over here? 
Appearing in "One of Us (Part II of III)"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- "Chilly McHotpants"
- Commander Ak'strk
- Lead Geneticist
- Deadpool Skrulls
Other Characters:
- Doctor Killebrew (Only in flashback)
- Weapon X scientists (Only in flashback)
- Ajax (Only in flashback)
- Nick Fury (Cameo)
Locations:
- Colorado
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "One of Us (Part II of III)"
Deadpool not only surrenders to the Skrull Empire, but claims that he wants to join them. He details his history with the Weapon X program and tells them that he can help the Skrulls create the ultimate Super-Skrull. Though they are incredulous of Deadpool's claims,they cannot deny that the Merc with a Mouth's accelerated regenerative capabilities would be a great asset.
The Skrull scientists had cloned samples of Deadpool's blood and use it to upgrade a squadron of Super-Skrulls. They also place Deadpool in charge of training these new Super-Skrulls; a job that Deadpool takes to with great relish. However, instead of training them in battle tactics, he instead stimulates the inherent madness that comes with being Weapon X's "merc with a mouth". He manipulates the Deadpool-Skrulls into fighting with the other Super-Skrulls and chaos breaks out across the entire facility.
When nobody is looking, Deadpool sneaks away and patches through a secret communiqué to his real boss - Nick Fury himself!
Notes
- This issue shipped on September 24th, 2008.
- Shipped with an alternate cover illustrated by Clayton Crain.
- Includes a ten-page illustrated back-up feature detailing the history of Deadpool.
- This issue is a "Secret Invasion" tie-in.
- The Super-Skrull that appears in this issue is not to be confused with Kl'rt, the original Super-Skrull.
Trivia
- At one point, Deadpool looks towards the reader and talks about having too many spare pouches on his uniform. He also references someone named Rob. This would be Rob Liefeld, the creator of Deadpool, who had also developed a trend where his characters were often seen wearing a surplus of utility belts, straps and pouches.
See Also
Recommended Reading
- Deadpool: The Circle Chase
- Deadpool: Sins of the Past
- Deadpool (Volume 1)
- Deadpool (Volume 2)
- Cable & Deadpool