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Swift and Terrible – Part 3
In Brussels, Wolverine is flicking a lighter outside a building. He says if you wanna make an omelet you gotta have fire. A moment later, a massive, fiery explosion blows the front door off of a building.
Before long, fire trucks appear on the scene. As the firefighters begin to pour out of the trucks, the leader calls out that they need to move. They don’t have much time. There’s no telling how long the structure will last. One of the other firefighters tells the leader, Anders, that he doesn’t want to second guess him but this is a business and it’s long past closing hour, does he really think it’s worth looking for… Anders cuts him off and tells him that yes he does. The woman who made the emergency call said that she saw someone inside the building. He’s going to find that person, even if they’re…
He is stopped in his tracks by the sound of the building creaking. Before he can move, a beam falls on top of him. One of the other firefighters takes over and tells the others that the structure is coming down and that they need to get out of there now. Another asks what about Anders? From the wreckage, another firefighter comes out holding Anders. As he hands Anders off, he tells them that he doesn’t have any burns. He recommends that they take him so he can go see if he can find any others. The lead firefighter begins to tell him no, they need to… He is cut off by the firefighter that saved Anders, who tells them to go. Now!
Outside the burning building, the firefighters inform the police that just arrive up to move their car back. If they need their help, they’ll tell them. The policeman replies that he’s not there because of the fire; he’s there because of the alarm going off in the building next door. The firefighter asks the bank? He then calls the policeman an idiot. Those alarms are vibration-sensitive; of course they’re going off. The police reply regardless they still need to…
He is cut off by the firefighter, who tells him what he needs to do is move their car so it doesn’t interfere with their trucks. The police tell them that they’re only trying to do their job. The firefighter tells them to do their job then and help them set up a perimeter to keep people back. The police concede and call back to base to tell them that the bank alarm turned out to be nothing, a false alarm.
Inside the bank, Wolverine, wearing a firefighting uniform, uses his axe and his claws to slice open an entrance into the bank through the wall from the adjoining building. Once inside, he ditches the uniform’s turnout jack and gear into the hole he created in the wall to reveal his brown and tan costume. In the bank, Wolverine thinks to himself that it wasn’t the most subtle plan in the world, but it did the trick. He thanks Anders for the gear and hopes that knock on his head don’t leave a scar. He adds that it would’a been nice to just walk in there durin’ business hours but then, it’d be nice to not be wanted by every law enforcement agency in the world, too. At least he don’t hafta wait in line.
If he’s right, an’ at this point, he can’t afford to be wrong, he continues, his son has followed him outta Berlin, lookin’ for some payback. Which he deserves, but before they go toe-to-toe, he has to get the C-Synth, which the Black Widow stashed in this bank, into the hands of somebody who can use it to make some carbonadium. That’s about as much of a plan as he has, right now. Entering the vault, Wolverine utters the number of the lockbox five-thirty. He doesn’t know how close his son is, or when he’s gonna make his move, but it could be any… Wolverine stops in his tracks when he hears a loud boom.
As he turns around, he pops his claws and realizes that the vault door just closed. He doesn’t think it was the wind. He knows he has company. It could be a fireman or a bank security officer but there’s no scent. Just then, Daken calls out daddy? Wolverine’s eyes open wide. It’s just like back in Berlin, there was no scent then either. Daken asks him if he will play with him. Wolverine is desponded. He doesn’t want to do it now, not here. Daken tells him it was a rhetorical question. Wolverine wonders if he knows about the C-Synth. Is he… Before he can finish his thought, Daken strikes, quickly, and stabs Wolverine in the chest with his claws. As he is doubled over in pain, Daken asks him what was that… He couldn’t quite… He then says please tell him he was about to pray.
At that point, Wolverine becomes enraged. He wonders why his son won’t let him talk to him. Growling, he pulls his mask down over his head. As Daken begins to remove his coat he tells Wolverine that he never understood that about him. Why he feels the need to hide his true face behind a mask. He has no mask, his costume are the clothes that he wears every day. With that, he removes his shirt, revealing that the left half of his torso, including his arm, has a tribal tattoo.
Wolverine takes a swipe at Daken but misses. When he stabs Wolverine in the shoulder, Daken says, Uh-oh, daddy mad.” As he stabs him in the leg, he adds that he’s also slow and predictab… Before he can finish his sentence, Daken slips in the blood on the floor. Wolverine uses the advantage to grab Daken by the neck. When he does, he calls him a stupid kid. Daken replies that his name is not kid; it’s Daken! He then uses the third claw from inside his wrist to stab Wolverine through the arm and follows up with a kick to his chin. <>
As Wolverine backs up, he gets a wild look in his eyes and sheathes his claws. He says to Daken that he’s weak – he thought he had a son. Daken sheathes his claws as well and they begin to fight. As Daken is able to connect with a kick to Wolverine’s stomach and follows up with a punch to his chin, he tells him that, biologically, he may be his son, but he has never been, nor will he ever be his father. That honor belongs to…
Before he can finish that sentence, Wolverine connects with a claw slash to Daken’s face. Daken notices that he’s bleeding and realizes he’s on the verge of going berserk. He says to himself that he’s in control. He’s not like him. Just then, Wolverine charges but is taken down quickly with a claw slash to this throat. As Daken stands over him, he tells him that he’s better than he is.
While Wolverine is on the ground, he thinks to himself that Daken is right. He’s the best at what they do. It’s just such a damned shame that all they do is kill people. When Daken heads over to the lockboxes, he asks Wolverine what he was there for anyway. Something in one of the boxes? Five-thirty, he believes he said. Would that be box number five-thirty?
On the ground, Wolverine laments that it’s over; he lost ‘im. Just then, Wolverine hears somebody enter into the bank and hears the klump, klump, klump of heavy feet. When he catches the scent of who it is, his eyes widen. In front of him, Cyber appears and tells him to relax little man. He’s not there for him. He’s there for the little boy.


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Swift and Terrible – Part 4
As Cyber faces off against Daken, he tells him that this shouldn’t take long. Daken calmly replies to Cyber that he looks, what’s the word he’s looking for? Alive… Cyber asks him if he’s surprised. Daken replies not as surprised as he’s about to be. He then calls out get him “dad.”
When Cyber looks down at the fallen Wolverine, Daken takes advantage and catches him with a claw slash to his face. Cyber grabs Daken’s arm and gets him in a rear choke, following it with a head butt to the back of Daken’s skull. As he continues to choke him out, Cyber tells him that his master and he have some matters to discuss. Like why he thought he could get away with selling him up the river. He asks Daken where he is. Daken chokes out buk-tu. Cyber asks him what did he just say? Daken is able to toss Cyber over his shoulder and tells him #@$& you!
As Cyber crashes into the wall, he tells Daken that he’s good. He adds then again, he always was, he was his best student. On the ground, Wolverine hears that part and his eyes open in shock.
As Cyber continues to stalk Daken through the bank, he asks if that’s it. He asks if he’s just going to run away. He tells him that’s okay. He found him once, he can find him again. He adds that it’s pointless to fight him anyhow. It doesn’t really matter that he’s a more skilled fighter than he is and faster too. The fact of the matter is that he’s covered in adamantium. He tells Daken that he can scrape at him with his little claws all he wants. It’s not going to hurt him.
When he enters a darkened room, Daken smashes him with a statue and tells him hurt him – no. He’s going to kill him. He then wraps a telephone wire around Cyber’s neck and attempts to choke him with it. Cyber instinctively reaches back, grabs hold of Daken’s leg and flings him against the wall as if he was a child. When he picks him back up again by the throat, he asks him where were they. Just then, Wolverine enters the fray and grabs Cyber in a full nelson. He tells Daken to take him out, this is his chance. Daken walks away and tells him that there have already been several and there will be others more to his liking, free of interference. With that, Daken leaves.
Once he has left, Cyber tells Logan that he is going to pay for that. Wolverine replies that he knows. Using his brute strength, Cyber breaks free of Wolverine’s arms and delivers a backhand, knocking him across the room. As Wolverine attempts to regroup, Cyber tells him that Daken can run all he wants but eventually he’ll lead him to who he’s looking for. He tells him that what he did, his pathetic little display of fatherly love was pointless. He then tells him not to be stupid. If his son couldn’t get the best of him, he doesn’t stand a chance.
Enraged, Wolverine pops his claws and gets up. Cyber laughs to himself. He tells him that he always liked that about him, he never was afraid to take a beating. As Wolverine leaps towards him, Cyber mentions that this should be informative. He’d been wondering how far he can push this new body of his. He then catches Wolverine by the neck and slams his back down on his knee. As he does so, he tells Wolverine that his boy gave him a nice little workout but he couldn’t really unload on him like he can on him. He doesn’t have the adamantium skeleton; he’d break. He easily dodges a claw slash and flings Wolverine up against the wall. He continues that, if he broke Daken, he wouldn’t be able to question him. Fortunately, he doesn’t need any information from him… Cyber stops dead in his tracks and clutches his chest wondering what is going on.
In a police station, one of the older detectives informs another that Milo Gunderson, the kid, man, whatever, the guy who killed his dad the other night an’ threw him through the wall, Mrs. Gunderson’s son. Whatever it is that made him grow so fast an’ so big put a lot of strain on his heart. His mom wanted to make sure that, when they find him, he gets his medicine. The younger detective asks if their perp might be dead. The older detective answers that he sure hopes not. He wants to get an arrest an’ a conviction on this thing. The younger detective mentions that they should probably canvas the local hospitals then, see if he’s been in for treatment. The older detective answers that is a good idea. From what he knows, he doubts he’s smart enough to do that but they should cover all the bases.
As they leave the police station, the younger detective mentions that wouldn’t it suck if, right when they’re about to bust this guy, he keels over from a heart attack. The older detective answers yeah, that would suck.
In the bank, Cyber is on the ground, clutching his chest. Wolverine comes up behind him and gets him in a rear chokehold. As he holds his claws up to Cyber’s face, Cyber asks him what he is waiting for. In his mind, the memories of Cyber saying “You were my best student” and “I found him once, I can find him again” cause Wolverine to rethink his strategy. He lets Cyber go and puts his claws away. He then tells Cyber to get up and that he’s gonna hafta at least try to walk. He’s too damn big to carry. With that, he offers his hand to Cyber and helps him to his feet.
After some time, Wolverine takes Cyber into the sewers and chains him to a pipe. When Cyber asks him why, Wolverine replies that it’s because he doesn’t trust him. Cyber laughs and says that he shouldn’t, but he was asking why he didn’t leave him to die. Wolverine tells him that it’s ‘cause he wants to know what he knows. Cyber asks if he will exchange the favor, but Wolverine answers no, but he will let him live. Cyber responds that is fair enough and asks where he should start. Wolverine tells him to start at the beginning. Cyber tells him the beginning for him started in Sioux City, Iowa in the spring of 1912.
(the past)
It was during his trial. The judge told him that the court has heard testimony from his subordinate agents and from aggrieved witnesses, all of whom have confirmed that he, Silas Burr, have, during his tenure as a Pinkerton agent, committed atrocities against man, woman and child, frankly, too heinous for him to recount. Throughout, neither he nor his appointed counsel have been able to produce evidence to contradict the accusations or provided the court with any explanation, whatsoever, as to why he did or did not commit these acts of which he was accused. He asks him if he now, before the court passes its final judgment upon him, wish to speak. Silas replies that he was just doing his job.
The judge angrily asks your… He points out to Silas that he slaughtered seven union organizers as if they were cattle. He pistol-whipped a woman to death. He boarded up a schoolhouse and set fire to it, with fourteen children inside. He asks if he was doing his job then. Silas smiles and tells him, yeah, all except the women. They did that for fun. He then looks back to his fellow agents and asks them isn’t that right. The prosecuting attorney reminds the judge that the other agents are immune to prosecution due to their cooperation with the…
He is cut off by Silas, who mentions to the agents that those dock workers they skinned alive, out at the Lancaster farm was pretty fun too. One of the agents angrily accuses Silas of fooling with their heads. They didn’t know what they were doing. Silas answers that he, Henry, knew what he was doing, especially with that girl in Boston. He asks him if he remembers her, or at least what was left of her.
At that moment, Henry pulls a gun out of his suit pocket and goes to shoot Silas. Silas pulls his attorney in front of him and uses him as a shield. Silas tells Henry to stop firing; he was never any good with that thing… As Henry continues to shoot, the judge yells out for the bailiff. As the bailiff goes to take care of the shooter, another bailiff stops him and tells him that he will take care of it. Silas eventually makes his way over to Henry and grabs him by the wrist. As he rips the gun out of his hand, he mentions to him that all he could leave him was one bullet and then proceeds to pistol-whip him. Just then, the bailiff tackles Silas to the ground.
(the present)
Cyber says he confesses to Wolverine that he remembered thinking, when it happened, that no one had ever really gotten the drop on him before. Also that he was really looking forward to an honest-to-god tussle.
(the past)
On the ground, the bailiff cuffs Silas and quietly tells him that he’s a friend and all of this is being taken care of. All he has to do is get up and play nice. Once Silas rises to his feet, the judge tells him that the court finds him guilty on all counts. His sentence – he will be hung until dead. The sentence will be carried out in no less than two days and no longer than a fortnight. He then tells him to pray that God has mercy on his rotten soul.
Once the bailiff escorts Silas out of the courtroom, he finds that the guards are all dead. The bailiff tells him to never mind them, they have to get out of there.
(the present)
Wolverine asks him if the “friend” was Sabretooth. Cyber indicates that it was. He adds that he drove him all the way up to Canada.
(the past)
Once they reach their destination, a military base, Sabretooth escorts him into a building. The man is pleased to see them and asks Sabretooth to remove his shackles. Silas does it himself by pulling his hands apart, breaking the chain. When Silas has a seat, he asks the man what his name is, to which the man asks if it really matters. Silas informs him that it does to him, he likes to know who he’s dealing with. The man replies that he will never know, but he can tell him that his name is Hudson.
(the present)
Incredulous, Wolverine asks Cyber what was his name? He asks again and smacks Cyber across the face. He tells him to wake up. Cyber weakly tells him that he can’t breathe. Wolverine thinks to himself that Cyber can’t die on him now. He then grabs Cyber’s face and tells him to think about his revenge and to think about what he’s going to do to them. Cyber answers that he’s not going to be able to do anything until he’s patched up. Wolverine asks him how is that going to happen, he’s not exactly a prime candidate for open-heart surgery. Cyber tells him that he knows a guy, the Tinkerer, he set him up with a lab in the Hague. He knows how to work with exotic metals. Wolverine goes and picks up the carbonadium synthesizer and frees Cyber from his chains. As he helps him up, he tells him that they need to go see him then.


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Swift and Terrible – Part 5
Somewhere in Eastern Europe, on a train, a large man with blank, white eyes pours gasoline on a whip. The command comes from a man with fangs to begin. The man with the blank eyes proceeds to whip Daken, electrocuting him as he does. Daken growls and pops his claws, his eyes filled with anger. Before he can strike, a voice tells him that he thinks he’s so special, that he’s better than everybody else. But deep down, he’s just a wild animal chewin’ at the bars of his cage, just like him. Wild Child steps out of the shadows and adds that Daken is just like his father. Daken denies that he is. Wild Child, the other man in the room, tells him to prove it and, with that, the whipping commences.
In another location, Wolverine supports Cyber down the street to an abandoned building. He thinks to himself that the enemy of his enemy is his friend. That means he’s got a lotta friends. When they reach the building, Wolverine kicks open the door and asks the Tinkerer for some help. When the Tinkerer dispassionately asks why he would do that, Wolverine glares at him angrily for a moment and then says to him that he knows who he is, right? The Tinkerer tells him that he knows who he is but, if he thinks he can intimidate him or threaten him, he’s mistaken. He is beyond those things, there is nothing left on Earth that he fears to lose. Wolverine tells him yeah, but he’s stickin’ around anyway so maybe there’s somethin’ he still wants. An’ maybe he’s the guy that can give it to him.
After some time, Wolverine and the Tinkerer work out a deal an’ he goes to work. Once the Tinkerer has the C-Synthesizer, he dopes up the patient. Wolverine decides that is fine with him just as long as Cyber can still talk. Wolverine smacks him across the face and says to Cyber that he was about to give him a name. Cyber gives him the name Hudson and asks if it rings any bells.
(flashback)
Wolverine thinks back in his past: The Hudson Bay Company – covered in blood, Wolverine holds a bloody knife in one hand and a fistful of someone else’s hair in the other. James and Heather Hudson – who shot him up in Canada back when he was running around wild after he escaped from the Weapon X compound. Department H – a with the rest of Alpha Flight.
(present)
Seeing the clearly upset Wolverine looking away, Cyber smiles that he thought he would. He starts to relay his story.
(flashback)
Hudson was the man running the show, the training facility up there. Hudson told him, Silas Burr, that he had a unique ability. Somehow, he’s able to push men beyond their moral boundaries, get them to do things that otherwise they would or could not do. Like murder and torture. Silas responded that he was just helpin’ ‘em to do their jobs better. Hudson tells him that he was hoping he’d say something like that. Because that’s exactly what he wants him to do there for one man in particular. When Silas looks at the window he sees Logan running in formation. He asks Hudson if this is a military operation. Hudson tells him “of sorts.” He tells Silas that he will report directly to him, periodically, and only in person, and to never write anything down. Silas tells him to slow down, he never said he agreed to…
Hudson cuts him off and tell him that he has free rein to “train” these men in any way he sees fit, without any fear of reprisal or repercussion. He says to Silas that, being the kind of man he is, why would he not agree? Silas tells him that he’ll do it, but the only question is, how much is he gonna pay him? Hudson tells him to see his associate. Just then, Hudson walks out of the room and an attractive young lady enters. Her name – Janet.
(present)
Wolverine, in shock, says to himself that Janet was… working with… Cyber asks him what did he think she was doing there. Wolverine replies that he thought she was just part of the… Cyber finishes his thought – she was part of the program. He asks Wolverine that he still hasn’t put that part together? They were all part of the program – all of the women from his past. He asks if he thinks it’s a coincidence that they all died. Wolverine angrily tells him that he, Cyber, killed her. Cyber admits that he did, but under orders.
(flashback)
Cyber continues his tale. One day when they were walking in the woods, Hudson asked him how he, Logan, is progressing. Silas told him that he has him wound up pretty tight. Hudson asked him about him and Janet, are they… Silas confirmed they are. Hudson says good, very good and gives Silas the order to kill her. Silas looks at him and says that he thought she was supposed to keep Logan under control. Hudson replies by asking him if he was unclear when he gave him his assignment. They don’t want him to be under control. They want him to be what he is – an animal, born and bred to kill. The only measure of control they want him to establish, the one thing they want him to learn and never forget is that, if he ever stops being the predator he is meant to be, if he ever tries to be anything else, like a man. If he ever tries to reach out to anyone, that person will die.
Cyber tells Wolverine that it’s a control mechanism, can’t he see that. Every time one of his women were killed, it was to either shut him up or set him off. And the order always came from the very top. Wolverine thinks back to when Janet was killed by Cyber and when Janice was killed by Sabretooth. Wolverine then asks Cyber who is at the top. Cyber tells him he doesn’t know, but his kid does. Wolverine said to Cyber that he trained Daken and asks what his control mechanism is. Cyber tells him that he doesn’t have one, he never needed it. He’s like him, he likes what he does.
(present)
Wolverine asks Cyber where Daken is now. Cyber tells him that he doesn’t know. Wolverine bows his head and realizes that Cyber isn’t lyin’, he really doesn’t know. He then says to Cyber that he said he could track him. Cyber tells him that he can, usually but… He then tells him that he’s getting something but it’s dark, he doesn’t think even he knows where he is.
On the train, Daken pleads with Wild Child to tell the man that he has learned his lesson. Wild Child tells him that he hasn’t, he needs to stay away from his father. Daken says but he… He is whipped again and Wild Child again tells him to stay away from him until he’s done doin’ what their master wants him to do.
Back in the Tinkerer’s lair, the Tinkerer tells Wolverine that the device is ready. Wolverine points out that was fast, but the Tinkerer replies that it was a simple mechanism. When Wolverine asks about the other things he wanted, the Tinkerer holds up three bullets and tells him that they are also complete, and even more simple. He then asks if he should begin the procedure. Wolverine takes the bullets and says a deal’s a deal and walks away.
After time, Cyber wakes up to find a device attached to his chest and asks the Tinkerer what it is. The Tinkerer tells him that essentially it’s a pacemaker. He adds that obviously, due to the fact that his body is encased in adamantium, there was no possibility of implanting the device. Cyber asks him why didn’t he paint a bulls-eye on it. Anybody looking to take him out isn’t going to have to do much thinking before they realize that all they have to do is hit this. The Tinkerer informs him that they would have to “hit” it with… well, let’s just say that he has nothing to fear from conventional or unconventional weapons. It is unbreakable.
Cyber asks if it is adamantium, but the Tinkerer tells him no, but something comparable – carbonadium. Cyber asks him carbonadium, how… The Tinkerer tells him that his friend provided him with a synthesizer that… He turns to find the synthesizer gone. Cyber, enraged grabs the Tinkerer by the throat. He says my “friend?” He says this stuff is radioactive, it eats you alive. He asks the Tinkerer how he gets it off. The Tinkerer tells him that he can’t.
Walking over a bridge, Wolverine takes the C-Synthesizer out of his pocket, looks at it, and tosses it into the water below.
Epilogue:
In a darkened apartment, a man reads the Daily Bugle in shadows. Reading the classifieds he finds that some of the words have been bolded – a hidden message. He reads the note to read – “time to settle up, bus station/locker 93.” Donning a nondescript cap and equally nondescript long coat, the man exits the apartment and heads down to the bus station. Without a key, he uses lock picks to open the locker 93 and, within, he finds three bullets and a note. It reads – “Bucky, I’ll let you know who and when. L.”


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Return to Madripoor
Chapter 1:
“Madripoor. Place still smells the same, just cleaner. Less bloody. But that’s probably ‘cause I haven’t been here in so long.”
Leaving his police car, a policeman approaches Logan, dressed in civilian attire and standing at the edge of a cliff overlooking the city of Madripoor. The officer claims that he, “Patch,” looks well. He points out that he’s even somehow gotten his eye back. Logan pops his claws and informs him that’s not the only thing he got back and addresses the policeman as “Tai.”
As Tai puts his hand on Logan’s shoulder, Logan notices nothin’. Not a flinch, not a tell o’ any kind that he can sense – an’ he can sense things most can’t. Tai, his “old friend,” Madripoor’s chief of police, has nothing to hide. Makin’ him the only person who can help him find what he needs.
Speaking to Tai, Logan tells him that he needs to find someone. Tai replies that, as he may have noticed, Madripoor is much different now than when he last visited… but if he were to “find” this person in Lowtown, it shouldn’t be much of a problem. Logan tells him it ain’t like that. Person he’s lookin’ for is already dead. Her name was Seraph.
Chapter 2:
In Madripoor in 1932, Seraph was a scantily clad, knock-out blonde, the center of attention at the club, both by regular patrons and visiting sailors. She was really somethin’ else. She an’ he, Logan, hooked up when he first came to Madripoor before the first World War, back in his freelancin’ days… Least, that’s what he used to think. Before he found out that he’d never really been “free.” Meetin’ her was exactly what he was s’posed to do… exactly what they wanted him to do.
(the past)
As Seraph approaches Logan, who is wearing a patch over his eye and reclining against the bar, some of the drunk sailors called out “how’s ‘bout one fer them too?” As the sailors move to behind her, Seraph asks Logan what he is waiting for. He should give him one… sweetie. One of the sailors proceeds to ask Logan if he has a problem, but Logan tells him nope and jams his fist down the sailor’s throat. He then proceeds to punch and kick out the rest of the sailors with ease. Once the carnage is finished, Seraph walks away and tells one of the workers in the bar to take care of them. She adds that they’re sailors – give them a proper burial at sea.
Logan immediately follows Seraph to her bedroom and tells her to wait, she told him to… Seraph cuts him off and finishes, “to hack them like a butcher?” Logan replies no, but… Seraph again cuts him off and tells him that he did what he wanted to do and now he’s using her as an excuse. Logan protests, but Seraph continues. She tells him his denial of the fact makes it even more pathetic. He regards his animal nature as some kind of “secret weapon,” yet he doesn’t keep it a secret. She asks him if he realizes how easily that could be exploited by… She stops mid-sentence and asks him what does he know about the Hand.
Unaware of what she means, Logan answers simply that he knows that it’s quicker than the eye. Changing the subject, he offers Seraph a flower and tells her that he killed it just for her. In no time at all, Seraph is all over him. She tells him apology accepted. Later, after a love-making session, Logan tells Seraph that he’s gonna try to be… better, for her. Seraph tells him that she would hope that he’d want it for him, but it is nice to hear.
Since that night, Logan hung out with Seraph. He knew how to kill since birth. What Seraph taught him was how to get away with it. One night he killed a man in the bathroom at a party. Nobody was the wiser. Over the next while, she picked the targets and he did the dirty work - every time, without question. If Seraph said they needed to go, he made sure they went. He never asked why, he trusted her. It didn’t matter if they were man or woman. After all, why would the woman that he loved so much lie to him?
One night, she walks away from him and leaves on her own, telling him it’s for his own protection. Logan grabs her arm and asks what he needed protection from, but Seraph responds by smacking him with her purse and telling him that he needs protection from his overconfidence, from his ignorance. She asks him has he learned nothing from her. She gets in his face and tells him to just go home and rest. They have much work to do in the coming days, and the American special forces commandos will be there soon. They must be prepared.
As she walks away, she tells him that she will return before morning. Logan didn’t listen to her and tried to find her. Traveling across the rooftops, he thinks to himself that during his time with Seraph he learned a lot of things. Like every square foot of Madripoor. From the penthouse suites o’ Hightown to the cardboard shacks o’ Lowtown, he knew every dark corner, every hidin’ place, an’ he knew ‘em better’n anybody. This was his killing field. That night, he couldn’t find her, it was like she disappeared.
Perched on top of the Princess Bar, he sniffs the air. He catches a scent and jumps onto the ground. He knew that she knew he’d trail ‘er, find out what was goin’ on, make sure she was safe, but she didn’t leave a trail. Because she’d never left the bar. She’d just gone underneath it. He hears the words “this is what I want you to do….” “…A message to your master in your blood.” Logan knew that she was in danger. Putting his ear to the ground, he hears Seraph asking the ninja accosting her if this is the new tactic. Years ago, his masters begged for an alliance, now they think they can force them out? The ninja tells her that it’s a new day, and new alliances have been formed…
Before he can continue, Logan grabs the ninja by the throat and strangles him. He realizes that he should’a killed him quicker when he looks down and finds the ninja’s sword buried in his gut. He fell to the ground and was in an’ out for a while. He doesn’t remember much. Doesn’t know how long he was down but he remembers thinkin’ it must’a been quite a while. Knowin’ what he knows now, he’s sure it wasn’t.
The next morning, Logan wakes up and Seraph tells him that he looks much better. Logan replies that he feels alright. Logan looks around and asks Seraph what is this place and how come he’s never been down there before? Seraph, holding a small wooden box, tells him that it’s because it is her place, her secret place. Logan goes behind her and tells her that there ain’t no need for secrets between them. He reminds her that she can tell him anything. Standing in front of a statue of an angel, Seraph tells him that she can’t. She adds that everyone has secrets, even him. Logan tells her no… Seraph cuts him off and tells him that yes he does, trust her. Holding the box, she says that some secrets you take to the grave. Logan replies fine, he ain’t gonna force her t’do somethin’ she don’t wannna do.
Later that day, Logan is standing by himself in a clearing in the forest next to a tree. Seraph walks up and asks him what he is doing up there. Logan tells her that she wants to show him somethin’. Seraph, eyes wide open, looks and asks if he did this? Logan tells her yes he did, for her. A large section of the tree has been cut out and formed into the shape of the angel he saw in her secret place. Seraph stands and gives Logan a kiss. As they embrace, she tells him that he doesn’t deserve this. Logan asks what, what’d I… Seraph tells him no, no… he doesn’t… she didn’t mean… she just wishes she could stay up there forever.
(present)
Tai asks Logan how she died. Logan informs him not well, at the hands of Sabretooth. Logan tells him that he went back, lookin’ for the box, but it was gone. Tai asks if it was stolen. Logan tells him no, only one would’a stole it, he would’a known. No, she hid it. When Tai asks if it was hid from him, Logan replies that it was hidden for him, he thinks. Tai asks that he wants him to look for it. Logan admits that he does, ‘cause he can’t. ‘Cause there’s too many people lookin’ for him, especially there. Tai tells him that he will see what he can dig up. He then hands Logan an encrypted cell phone, so they will be able to keep track of one another, discreetly. Logan thanks Tai and leaves.
Chapter 3:
Two days later, Logan rushes through the forest. Tai is dead, and it’s all his fault. It’s been two days since he last heard from ‘im. Before that, he was callin’ at least twice a day. Normally, two days wouldn’t be enough to make him worry but this feelin’ in his gut’s tellin’ him that somethin’ ain’t right. So to hell with keepin’ a low profile, he’s goin’… He is stopped in his tracks when his phone rings. Logan answers the phone and Tai tells him to walk away. The net is closing in and to get out while he still can. After the conversation, Logan drops his head in despair.
Chapter 4:
Logan takes up shop in a warehouse down by the dock and wastes the time away by drinking. Runnin’ away is for pansies but he ran into an old friend o’ his an’ he said it was okay. Logan tells himself that he has too much on the line to risk it. Not now, not in Madripoor. He then stands and throws the phone against some boxes, breaking it into a million pieces. As he finishes his bottle, it hits him. “We can keep track of one another.” “Some secrets you take to the grave.” “I wish I could stay up here forever.” “I’ll see what I can dig up.”
Chapter 5:
Logan heads to the area in the forest where the tree is that he carved for Seraph all those years ago. He sees Tai digging in the ground and notices that he’s scared and sweating. Logan asks him how they got to him and how’d he sucker him. Tai exits the hole he dug carrying the shovel but doesn’t answer. When Logan yells at him to answer, Tai informs him that they “got” to him a long time ago. And to answer his other question, they all had specialized training - both of them, everyone.
Logan asks Tai that he was a part of all this? Tai tells him that he’s still a part of this for the moment at least. With that, he pulls his gun out of his side holster and sticks it in his mouth. Logan cries out NOOOOO!!!! He then tackles Tai into the wood coffin on the ground. The gun goes off hurting nobody. However, when Logan gets off of Tai, he notices that he is foaming from the mouth. He took a pill to kill himself. Logan realizes that Tai was scared, but not o’ him. He was scared ‘cause he knew he was about to die by his own hand one way or another. With his last breaths, Tai tells Logan that he came there to destroy the evidence but there is no box of secrets. Seraph’s secrets died with her…
Watching Tai die, Logan wonders how many times. How many times has he stood over the dead bodies of the women that he’s loved? Women that died, like Silver Fox. Ones that were killed, like Mariko. Either to keep him under control, like Janice Hollenbeck, or to keep him outta control, like Janet. He looks down at the coffin and says to Seraph’s skeleton that she was different. She died because she wanted to help him. She wanted him to be something better. As he holds her skeleton, he tells her that he’ll probably never know what it is she wanted to tell him but there’s somethin’ he’s wanted to tell her for a long time: thanks fer tryin’.
Logan stares at the coffin and says that Tai was wrong. There is a box of secrets; it’s just bigger than he thought it’d be. As he opens up the coffin, he asks what is the secret Seraph? Where is it? What did she want him to know? He tears apart the floor of the coffin with his claws and says that ever since he got his memories back, he’s been after “them.” For what “they” did to him. But it’s not “them,” is it Seraph? It’s him. On the floor of the coffin is one name – Romulus.


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Our War – Part 1
In the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, Logan stands in front of a statue of Captain America. He thinks to himself that he shouldn’t’ve stopped fighting. Looking at the encryption on the statue, it reads “Soldier, symbol and savior. Everybody handles death differently. He usually gets over it but then, he can. Some people handle it by cryin’ and carryin’ on at the funeral… throwin’ themselves at the casket. He’s seen enough dead bodies in his time, he doesn’t go to funerals. His opinion – the wake is the way to go. It’s more civilized.
As he begins to drink straight from a bottle, he thinks that it probably ain’t a great idea sittin’ in the Smithsonian getting drunk, his current situation bein’ what it is. But, like a wise man once said, “What’s so great about ideas, anyway?” Yep, that was Steve, the “Sentinel of Liberty.” The “Symbol of Freedom.” Hell, he remembers the first time he saw him that getup – back when he first met him. What was it he said? Oh yeah…
(Madripoor, 1941)
Logan met up with Captain America and Ivan Petrovitch after fighting off members of the Hand. He told him that he likes his suit; it’s just the thing for playin’ it sly an’ sneaky. Cap told him that he’s supposed to be a symbol. Logan replies that he never met one o’ those before. He then invites them to get a drink.
Logan remembers that Cap was pretty green back then, but he had it where it counted. He kept his eyes on the prize an’ he wasn’t prone to bein’ reckless. But most importantly, he knew when to keep his mouth shut. In other words, Cap was everything he wasn’t an’ vice-versa. He did the things Cap wouldn’t or couldn’t do. They were a perfect fit.
At Seraph’s bar, Logan is carrying three drinks when he bumps into Baron Von Strucker on purpose. At the table, Steve Rogers says to Logan that he bumped into those Germans on purpose. Logan says yes and that he bumped into him on purpose too. The best way to kick off any kind o’ long-term relationship is to tell the truth. An’ that’s what he did… kinda. He told ‘im that his stake in all this was keepin’ the Hand in check. Madripoor was his turf an’ he didn’t want anybody rockin’ the boat. That was the truth. What he didn’t tell him was the whole truth – at least as he knew it then. He’d learned from Seraph that whoever he an’ Seraph eventually answered to had a long-standin’ agreement with the Hand. An’ agreement that, evidently, wasn’t agreeable no more.
So, the Hand was lookin’ elsewhere for an ally an’ they’d found the perfect candidate in Baron Von Strucker, the Reich’s go-to hatchet man. Strucker was just the kinda enterprisin’ psychopath the Hand wanted – all he had to do was prove his loyalty an’ the deal was done. Question was, how was Strucker gonna do that? It was Petrovitch who put the final piece in place with a sledgehammer when he told him that Natalia Romanova was kidnapped. The same Natalia Romanova that he trained, the little girl that he “killed” so that he could save her life. He didn’t know who anybody could’a found her – hell, he didn’t know how anybody’d know to even look – but one thing was damn sure. He aimed to find out. He then told Steve and Ivan that they should go get ‘er immediately and without delay.
In short time, Logan takes to the streets of Madripoor and stands directly in front of the Nazi driven car that is holding Natalia hostage. To the complete surprise of the driver, Logan leaps through the window and kills him with a chop to the throat. Natalia recognizes him instantly and Logan tells her to go limp. Just then, the car careens out of control and slams into a pole. When it does, the other Nazi passenger leaps out of the car. Looking out the car window, Logan sees Ivan and Cap taking out more Nazis and informs Natalia that the calvary’s there. Natalia asks Logan what he is doing there. Logan grabs her arm and tells her that he’s saving her – again.
Natalia rips her arm away and asks him if it’s like he “saved” her last time. Logan asks her what she… Natalia begins to cry and asks him, if she’s not a Romanova, what is she? Logan tells her that she could be anything she wants. Just then, a Nazi soldier blasts the window out of the car. Logan covers Natalia and tells her to get down. Natalia informs him that she wants this and proceeds to shoot him in the stomach. Once she does, Ivan Petrovitch shoots and kills the Nazi soldier. When he helps Natalia from the car, she drops the gun and tells Ivan that he told her to be brave.
(present)
Logan remembers that he told her a lot o’ things. He just wishes she’d listened. Looking at the statue, he says that somethin’ he always wanted to ask Steve was if he wasn’t Captain America, who would he have been. Steve, Natalia, he never could wrap his mind around havin’ a choice like that. He came out of the box like this – never had a choice. Even when he had no idea who he was, he was still a crazy sumbitch.
(past)
After being shot by Natalia, Logan heads back to Seraph’s bar and goes to grab a sword from the wall. Seraph asks him what he is… Logan cuts her off and tells her that Natalia – the girl – he knows her. She’s one of them. Seraph matter-of-factly tells him that of course she is. Logan asks that she knew? Seraph informs him that she knew she was an operative under order. She didn’t know that he had a past with her. Logan angrily asks Seraph what Natalia’s orders are.
Seraph tells him that it is to kill the Jonin, the supreme leader of the Hand. Logan discovered at that time that the whole truth was the Hand wasn’t in the market for a new ally – they were. Seraph tells him that the Jonin hasn’t exposed himself in years – this was all a ruse to draw him out. Logan tells Seraph that Natalia can’t kill him. Seraph assures him that she can. As he said himself, she’s one of them. Logan points to the bullet wound in his chest and tells Seraph that she can’t because she’s unarmed. Seraph gets a worried look on her face and Logan tells her to stay there. He doesn’t want her involved in this.
In the temple of the Hand, Ivan and Captain America are being held hostage. The Jonin provides Natalia with the sacred sword and tells her to finish the job. Logan had no doubt that Natalia could’a pulled it off, pistol or no pistol she’d have found a way to get the job done. But there’s a promise, a secret promise that he never tells ‘em about. One that he makes to all his friends – Natalia, the X-Men, all of ‘em. If somebody’s gotta get bloody, he makes sure it’s him. ‘Course when everybody’s gotta get bloody, he usually just lets it happen.
Before Natalia can deliver the killing blow, Logan jumps into action and when he swings his sword, it breaks Natalia’s sword in half and kills the Jonin instantly. After cutting free, Ivan and Captain America, all three of them jump into action and start taking out members of the Hand and Nazis. Into the fight, Logan tells Ivan, Natalia, and Cap to get down. At that moment, a car backs through the wall of the temple and Seraph exits. Logan thinks that sometimes it’s real disheartenin’ when people he cares for don’t take his advice. Sometimes it’s great. Seraph proceeds to open up fire on the Hand and Nazis allowing all of them to get into the car safely.
Once in the car, Cap informs Seraph that their assailants are right behind them. He asks where they are going. Seraph tells him the airport. A plane is waiting for him. Thinking back, Logan is pretty sure that impressed Cap that the canucklehead had came up with a full-on escape plan. Thing is, he hadn’t. The plane was for Natalia’s extraction. It wasn’t his plan at all but it worked the same. At that moment he knew he had Cap – hook, line, an’ sinker.
At the airport, Logan informs Cap that in about five minutes the strip is going to turn into a war zone and that they better get movin’. Cap tells Ivan and Natalia to get on the plane. He turns to Logan and tells him that they work together and that it would be a shame to break up such a good team. Logan shakes his hand and tells him that he appreciates that but he works better alone. He don’t need a sidekick. Cap tells him that actually he was… never mind. Getting on the plane, Cap tells Logan that maybe they will meet again. Logan says to himself that anything’s possible.
Later, at Seraph’s bar, Seraph says to Logan that went well. Logan says yeah, but it is unconvincing. Seraph tells him that it went very well. He has the American’s confidence. Logan says so what. It wasn’t hard – he was a chump. Seraph indicates to him that others are not so sure which is why he’s going to Germany to find out. Seraph tells him that he will exploit the American’s confidence to get close to him and find out if he can be “turned.” Failing that, find out if the experiment that produced him can be replicated. Failing that… Logan remembers &?%$ it Steve, it was supposed to be him that killed Captain America.


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Our War – Part 2
(December 8, 1941)
Following the attack at Pearl Harbor, the United States declared war on Japan. Three days later, they declared war on both Germany and Italy, chargin’ into the second World War with guns blazin’. Canada had already been there for two years. Even though he, Logan, was marchin’ under the Canadian flag, he wasn’t exactly a Canadian soldier. His orders, though they came through the Canadian military, originated from somewhere else. They were called the Devil’s Brigade an’, just like in the first World War, they did the devil’s work. And just like in WWI, Cyber was his commanding officer. Though they had a history together, he didn’t remember it.
After Cyber killed Janet, he lost his mind, Logan thinks. No, that ain’t right, he threw it away an’ ran from it. He did exactly what they wanted him to do. What they needed him to do because it was the one thing they couldn’t do to him. They never could beat it outta him, no matter what they did. He always wanted to be a good man. But that part o’ him – the human part – it don’t heal like the rest o’ him. So, when it would start bleedin’ an’ not stop, when it got to the point where he couldn’t take it no more, he’d amputate it. Leave it behind an’ run. He made it so easy for ‘em. All they had to do was find him.
The man that found him was Creed. When Logan and Creed would engage in battle, it was Cyber who ended it by shooting him in the back. They then brought him back to the camp. There he’d already forced himself to forget all the stuff they wanted him to forget like them. Like bein’ a man, like havin’ anythin’ approachin’ feelins or remorse. All that was left was the need to kill, to exact vengeance. For what – he didn’t know, or even care.
When Logan was at his angriest, Creed would inform Cyber to tell ‘im. That’s how they always drew him back in. They gave him a clear path for that vengeance. They sent him to Madripoor to learn under Seraph. There he got his spit an’ polish. A clear set o’ orders an’ a handler to keep him on-point. Both at the stagin’ site, Seraph, an’ the kill-zone, namely Cyber and Nazi Germany. The never endin’ cycle of his rotten life.
In the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, Logan continues to drink and tell his story to the statue of Captain America. Like he said before, the States officially entered the war in December of ’41 but unofficially, they’d been involved since November of ’41, partnering with the U.K. an’ the free French in what ended up being called Operation: Blueboy. Take a guess how that got its name.
In a plane back in November of 1941 sits Steve Rogers, the man known as Captain America. A few men over from him, an older soldier calls out “here comes the sentinel of liberty!” and laughs to himself as he continues to read a book featuring Captain America himself. A fellow, younger soldier asks him what he is reading and the older soldier replies that he hasn’t seen it yet? They’re packin’ ‘em in their k-rats now. The younger soldier proceeds to ask Captain America if it is supposed to be him or is he supposed to be, or what is he…
The reply comes from somebody else – Bucky Barnes – who tells him that what he is, is a Captain. He then orders the soldier that he will address him with all respect due his rank. When Bucky sits down next to Cap, Cap tells him not to do that in front of… Before Cap can finish his thought, the plane starts to run into trouble. The pilot calls back to his crew to strap in tight. The decision was made by the pilot and his co-pilot that the crew couldn’t jump. They were already too low. The plane was going down!
“Blueboy” was the States’ first major airborne assault, ever. It was F.U.B.A.R. from the get-go. The American’s plan was to fly from Great Britain, all the way over Spain, an’ make their drops near Oran. It was a long shot literally but they could’a pulled it off if they’d had solid navigational info an’ good communication with the French forces on the ground. So a lot of ‘em jus’ plain ran outta gas.
On the ground at a base-camp, Cyber informs Logan that the Americans’ve scattered their sticks to the wind – they’re spread out from Gibraltar to Tunisia. His boy is somewhere in between. Logan asks how he is s’posed to… Cyber tells him that transport’s been arranged with an American who’s been runnin’ clandestine harrier missions against the Afrika Korps, workin’ with the British S.A.S. He knows the area, he’ll help him find ‘im. Cyber points over the jeep and says that’s him.
When Logan begins to get into the jeep he asks the driver what his name is. The driver, long before acquiring his trademark eye-patch, replies “Nick Fury.” Fury got him to where he needed to be in a hurry – his connections were solid gold. They still needed to find where Cap’s plane went down, but they narrowed down the possibilities pretty quick. All it took was a few abductions, some pliers an’ one or two car batteries. Once they had a general location, he, Fury an’ his S.A.S. boys started combin’ the area. It didn’t take long.
Logan knew plenty o’ folks who knew how to fight but Fury’s one o’ those few folks he ever met who, on a damn-near genetic level, knew how to fight a war. It was like goin’ to school, listenin’ to that guy. Fury pointed out how the Korps has taken up positions around the plane. One man per, spread out. There’s only four, maybe six men – completely indefensible – but from the American’s P.O.V., it must look like ten times that many.
He also points out who the Americans are coiling up for a counterattack but how Jerry has his transport positioned. They’re set up for a clean getaway. They’re just gonna pop shots until either they run low on ammo or get the feelin’ they’re about to get flanked. Then they’ll pull off, hit the gas an’ report the position – they won’t even bother firin’ from the rear ‘cause the Americans won’t be able to see ‘em ‘cause of the contour of the land. By the time the Americans get their act together, those Korps boys’ll be long gone.
One of Fury’s men adds that ‘hoevers leadin’ the yanks is playin’ it right cautious like… Fury says keepin’ his exposure down, not riskin’ any casualties, or he’s already casualty-heavy from the crash. Safe to say he must not have any radio at all. Frustrated, Fury adds that they may try to hail ‘em over the air, tell ‘em to sit tight while they… Just then another of Fury’s men points out that Logan has taken off. He tells him that he said “Let’s go Canada” and that he must have big brassy ones.
When Logan approached the Afrika Corps, he lit the place up like a carnival midway. He blew up their jeeps and killed all of Corps in cold blood. It was complete overkill. But then, the whole point was to make a dramatic entrance just like he did in Madripoor. Once the bloodshed was finished, Logan called out to the Americans to hold their fire. When Captain America saw Logan he recognized him immediately.
In Madripoor, Cap had made him an offer an’ there he was, showin’ up like the cavalry to take him up on it. Cap proceeds to ask him what he is doing there, to which Logan replies that he is there to take him up on his offer. He then asks Cap if he is still lookin’ for a partner. When he asked the question, Logan could tell by the look on Cap’s face that this wasn’t gonna go the way he’d planned. ‘Cause the position’d already been filled.
Bucky then informs Logan that Captain America already has a partner. Logan apologizes, he didn’t mean to dance with… Captain America’s partner was a young punk named James Buchanan Barnes – “Bucky.” The way Logan saw it then, Bucky wasn’t nothin’ more’n an obstacle, standin’ between him an’ his mission goal… in his underwear.


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Our War – Part 3
(flashback)
When Bucky punched Logan out, he could’a dodged it or blocked it or fought back. But that wouldn’t have gotten him what he wanted. When he did, Captain America asked Bucky what he was doing, that was a fellow soldier, a fellow patriot. Cap then informed the rest of his crew that he wouldn’t tolerate that kind of dissension in his ranks from anyone. Logan remembers thinkin’ then, that with every word Steve said, he sounded weaker an’ weaker. Usin’ words to maintain order in a company of killers – sayin’ what he would an’ wouldn’t stand for instead o’ showin’ it. He could also tell that Cap’s men felt the same way.
Eventually Cap would show them, he’d show them all. Like the time when he took out a tank on his own. But that wasn’t until later. In the meantime, the first order o’ business was getting’ the hell outta where they were and getting’ the hell to where they needed to be. Least, that’s what Cap’s first order o’ business was. Logan’s was already checked off the list.
Captain America tells Logan that they’re on their way to Djerba and asks if he cares to join them. Logan tells him that he will, much to the dismay of Bucky. He then adds that they better get movin’, sun’ll be up soon. From behind them, a voice asks why Djerba. Cap immediately turns but Logan tells him and his soldiers to hold their fire, they’re with him. He then introduces Sergeant Nick Fury to Captain America. Logan thinks back that there it was again. How the hell do you call yourself “Captain America” an’ not have people think it’s a joke? But that’s the thing, though. It wasn’t a joke. Steve Rogers WAS Captain America.
Cap tells Fury that them going to Djerba is classified information. Fury answers okay, but which part is classified? The part about Baron Von Strucker being there? One of his soldiers adds or the wee bit about how he’s settin’ up his own paramilitary operation there, unbeknownst to Der Fuhrer? Captain America and Bucky react to this revelation with great surprise.
Logan’s reaction – surprised as well but for different reasons. He wonders if this whole thing with Strucker has anything to do with what went down in Madripoor. ‘Course it did. When it comes to this kind o’ stuff, almost nothin’ is ever a coincidence. Strucker was puttin’ together his own outfit – that much was plain. An’ in preparation, he was reachin’ out, makin’ alliances – tryin’ to solidify power before he made his big move. But “Romulus,” the guy who was givin’ him, Seraph, an’ Natalia their orders, obviously didn’t want him to make that move. That was why the Hand got themselves slapped, and one of their leaders killed by Logan’s own hand.
Evidently, the Hand an’ “them” had an arrangement of some kind. An arrangement that Strucker was lookin’ to trump, an’ the Hand was about to take him up on it. It was a gutsy move. It made him wonder what else he’d been up to. ‘Cause whatever it was, it sure as hell got under the skin of the American government – they hadn’t even declared war yet an’ there they were, sending in not only American soldiers but Captain America himself. An’ the really odd part, they didn’t even bother to tell him why.
Captain America proceeds to ask Fury Strucker and how he got his information. Fury asks him if he really wants to know. Cap answers yes, but Bucky chimes in no. They just need to know when the last train to Budapest leaves the station. Fury informs him that the last train leaves the station promptly at ten. Bucky asks if they have their tickets. Fury tells him that he does, his companions do not. Bucky tells him let’s talk and leads him and Cap away from Logan and the rest of their company.
Away from everybody else, they tried to keep their voices down, but Logan with his sense o’ hearin’ could hear them clearly. Cap tells Bucky that he doesn’t like to be kept in the dark; he’s told him that before. Bucky replies that there are some aspects of some missions that he just can’t be privy to, that comes from the top. Their mission there in Tunisia is to engage Rommel’s Rear Guard, risking few or no casualties, then with the battle won, accept the “surrender” of Major Hans Guetter, their turncoat inside Rommel’s forces. After that, they’re to escort him back to London for debriefing. That’s it. He then tells Cap that they need to give the men faith in him as a leader; that is the only way.
Cap inquires how Strucker figures into all of this. Bucky tells him that he doesn’t – their mission has nothing to do with Strucker. Cap says “their” mission doesn’t, but his does, right. He then asks Bucky that he doesn’t have a problem with that? Bucky tells him that he doesn’t question his orders. Back then, neither did Logan.
When Bucky, Fury, and Cap rejoin their crew, Fury tells his crew that he’s going with them. They’ll rendezvous in one week at the usual place. Cap then yells out to his crew to gear up and move out. They’re proceeding on to their objective point. When his crew doesn’t move, Bucky kicks their bags and yells at them that they heard the Captain. Get off their sorry butts and get moving. Now, dammit! Upon hearing that, Cap tells Bucky to watch his temper and his language. Thinking back, Logan laughs to himself. Yeah, he actually said that while stranded in the middle of the Tunisian desert.
As Captain America leads Fury, Bucky, Logan and the rest of his crew through the desert, Logan wonders if Bucky was one of Romulus’ operatives, too. It made sense. He had what it took to get the job done. Any job. He was a lot like him. Guess that’s why they didn’t get along. Cap an’ Fury seemed to hit it off, though. Cap asks Fury how he knew Logan. Fury tells him that their mothers were in the same sewing circle. Cap answers that he finds that hard to believe. Fury asks what, that Logan has a mother? Cap only smiles at that response. Fury then asks him why he doesn’t carry a weapon. Cap replies that he does and points to the shield on his back. Fury asks a shield?? Cap informs him that used creatively, it’s both a defensive and an offensive weapon but no one realizes that which is what makes it so effective. Fury contemplates that and repeats the word “shield.”
As they continue to trek through the desert, Logan remembers that a man once told him that the only difference between the middle of the ocean an’ the middle of the desert is that one’s wet an’ the others dry. Other than that, there ain’t no difference at all. He recalls that ‘bout halfway through the march, the men started droppin’. Noticing that, Cap orders his company to halt. Heading back towards the fallen soldier, Cap asks him where his cover (hat) is. The soldier answers that he lost it in the crash. Cap gives him his shield and tells him to hold it over his head, it’ll block the heat. He then assures him that he’ll be fine, he promises. Cap then tells the soldiers that are still standing to pick up the bags of those that weren’t doing so good while picking up a few on his own.
Logan never thought twice about pickin’ up the pack, he just did it because Cap told him to. That was when he first started to see Steve Rogers as what he actually was. After Djerba, everybody knew. When they got there that night, Logan, Fury, Bucky and Cap are overlooking their targets. Cap tells them that they will be attacking at first light. Fury queries as to what the approach will be. Cap informs Fury that he and his squad will take the left flank while Logan takes the right. He will be going up the middle, hard and fast. Logan realizes that in the confusion, Bucky would slip out an’ pull Strucker’s plug.
The next morning, Cap hit the targets like a freight train on fire. Logan an’ Fury didn’t so much charge in as chase after him, pickin’ up the pieces. If the goal was to make Cap look good in front of his men, well mission accomplished. Once they took care of business, Cap and Logan approach Hans Guettzer, who promptly surrenders to them. Cap tells Hans to surrender to Logan and proceeds to walk away. He then got in a jeep and went after Bucky. With Cap gone, Hans tells Logan that he has information of Rommel’s… Logan tells him who cares, he’s still a @#$in’ Nazi and points his pistol at Han’s head.
At that moment, Fury appears and tells Logan that Hans is useful. Hans admits that he is but Fury shuts him up by punching him out. He then orders his crew to proceed to the evac point and to take the piece of $#*# turncoat with them. Once there they are to wait for word from their Captain. With that taken care of, Fury goes to ask Logan if he wants to… Looking around he sees that there is nobody around.
Logan has already gotten into a jeep and taken off down the road. His orders were to stick close to Captain America an’ see what he could find out about him, but there was more he wanted to know. Like why was Natalia ordered to grease the leader of the Hand when she could’ve taken out Strucker an’ ended the whole thing. An’ if this kid Bucky was “one of them” why was he tapped to give Strucker his pink slip when he was already there, in-country. With the town looming in the distance getting larger, he was determined to find out.


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Our War – Part 4
In the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, Logan hears somebody coming – a guard. Logan hides behind the statue of Captain America and the guard leaves, none the wiser. There was a time, back then when it never would’a even occurred to him to play it nice or quiet.
(the past)
Back in the 1940’s, Logan, without hesitation, snapped the neck of a guard and stole his rifle. He then used it to mow down three other guards. When he was finished, Captain America mentions to Logan that he followed him. Logan remembers that it was because Cap was followin’ after Bucky. Readin’ the situation, he could tell that Cap had assumed the gunfire was Bucky. Either pullin’ the trigger or dodgin’ the bullets, that’s why he came runnin’. That means he hadn’t found Bucky yet – perfect. As he starts down the hall, Cap tells Logan to keep following him. Logan mentions that he’s glad to see he’s not mad. Cap replies mad, no. Frankly, he’s glad to have the help.
As Logan and Cap look down from their perch, they see Baron Von Strucker and Hydra, kina. There’d be other, more polished incarnations, but that was the start of it all with Strucker at the head. He’d taken everything that’d worked so well for Hitler. The use of iconic images (a skull with tentacles), the eradication of the individual (everybody in the same uniform with masks), the elevation of leaders to god-like status an’ made it his own to good effect.
Strucker begins to speak from the podium and tells his followers that the western swine have infiltrated their ranks. He then calls out to bring forth the prisoner. Logan is relieved, he thought he was talkin’ about… Cap then points out who the prisoner is – Bucky. As Bucky is led out to the stage, Cap prepares to dive into action but Logan stops him. He remembers thinkin’ that, if he could spot it from more’n a hundred meters away, how the hell could Strucker not see it? Bucky wasn’t bein’ led to his death, he was gettin’ a V.I.P. escort to his objective.
Strucker walks over to the kneeling Bucky brandishing a knife and calls out for the glory of Hydra! The crowd bursts into a furor as Strucker prepares to drive the knife into Bucky. However, Bucky was preparin’ one of the oldest plays in the book, the Trojan horse. At that moment, Bucky rears his head back and slams it into Strucker’s chin, knocking him backwards. Bucky then drives his boot into Strucker’s nose, breaking it. The Trojan horse play never would’a made it into the book if the Trojans’d only sent in one guy. Logan remembers that it wasn’t a bad plan, he might’a done the same thing, countin’ on there bein’ lots o’ chaos an’ confusion to provide cover for an escape. But Strucker’s men weren’t confused at all, they’d been trained to act quickly an’ as one.
At that moment, the hordes of Hydra operatives storm the stage towards Bucky. Logan recalls did he care at that point, whether or not Bucky got ripped apart by brainwashed Nazi-wannabe goons? Not really, but Cap did an’ he ain’t never been one to miss out on a good ol’-fashioned bloodbath. It was the best thing in the world for relievin’ tension an’ back then, he was really tense.
As Cap and Logan leapt into action and started taking on Hydra operatives, it was lucky they hadn’t been issued weapons or told not to bring them to the assembly. So, the combat was hand-to-hand, down an’ dirty. Holding his own, Bucky is shocked to see Cap helping him. Eventually, hand-to-hand combat never lasts, sooner or later, somebody was gonna show up with guns. Just then, the command is given – fire at will. Logan looks up to see Nick Fury and his crew standing there.
As Fury gives the command to mow ‘em down, Cap and Logan get Bucky out of harm’s way. From the first shot to the last, the fire lasted maybe thirty seconds. Sniffing the dead body of Strucker, it was just long enough for Logan to figure out why Strucker didn’t see what Bucky was up to. When the gunfire ended, all of the Hydra operatives and Strucker were killed.
A Fury looks at the dead body of Strucker he asks who took him out. Bucky informs him that is classified. Leaning down, Fury replies that it better stay that way ‘cause that’s not Strucker. Cap asks what?? Fury tells him that he’s studied every file the O.S.S. has on Struker and every photo too. Now, the photos are in black-and-white, but so is the physical description. Strucker is six feet two inches, two hundred twenty-five pounds and blue eyes. The dead body of Strucker has brown eyes. Fury points out the body they see is a stand-in, a body double, a decoy. Fury laughs that is a pretty nifty trick, one that he’ll have to remember. Bucky then tells Cap that if Strucker is still there…
Cap tells him that if Strucker is still there, they’re going to find him and bring him in alive. Upon hearing that, Bucky looks desponded. Cap gives the orders that Fury will lead his men to Abarda, they have “friendlies” there that can arrange for their transport back to the C.P. They’re going to remain behind and find Strucker. They’ll split into two groups, Bucky and him will… Bucky then interjects and says he’ll partner with Lo… Logan interrupts and says that he’ll take Bucky. Looking at Bucky, Logan knew that Bucky would want to partner with him, he didn’t want him anywhere near Cap. That was fine with him, though, ‘cause he still had some questions for young James Buchanan Barnes. Cap decides fine, and tells Fury that he’s with him.
In a hallway, away from everybody, Logan tells Bucky to tell him about ‘im. Bucky asks tell him about…? Logan says you know who, Captain America. Bucky tells him to read the comic books. They’ll tell him everything he needs to know. Logan asks if it’s drugs. He’s seen ‘im fight an’ he don’t fight like any normal human male he’s ever seen. He asks if the government keeps ‘im doped-up on somethin’. Bucky says something like that, it’s called the “super-soldier serum.” Logan asks if he’s a “guinea pig.” If it all turns out good, all of the U.S. soldiers’ll get a dose? Bucky informs him that the doctor who developed the serum was assassinated, there are no more doses. He adds that is all classified information of course, so technically, he should kill him now. Logan turns and smiles to face Bucky pointing a gun at him.
Logan tells him that he could kill him, in self-defense. Even back then, as young as Bucky was, he was good, but Logan was better. Hell, he’s still better. Before Bucky can react, Logan knocks the gun out of the way and punches him in the gut. He is then able to maneuver himself behind Bucky and choke him out. He didn’t want him dead, yet. He’d only gotten answers to half his questions, he’d get the other half later. Dragging Bucky into a dark corner, he knew that he didn’t have to worry about Bucky runnin’ away. If anything, if he woke up, he’d run right for him.
Strucker, on the other hand, well Strucker was… Just then, Logan catches a scent from behind a door. When he enters the room, Strucker hands the phone to Logan and tells him that it is for him. Logan had no idea what to do and was wondering what the hell was goin’ on. Strucker tells him to come on, it is impolite to keep a lady waiting. Then Logan heard her voice – Seraph. On the other end of the line, Seraph tells Logan that an agreement has been made. He is to kill Captain America and his partner and return to Madripoor immediately. She adds that Baron von Strucker is to be protected at all costs.
Obviously, Logan didn’t kill Cap or Bucky, but what he did instead damned ‘em both, just the same. An’ it didn’t do him any favors, either.


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Our War – Conclusion
In the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, Logan recalls that the fact o’ the matter was that he really didn’t wanna kill Captain America. Bucky, he didn’t care about one way or the other, but Cap… there was just somethin’ about him. Killin’ him, that seemed… disrespectful. Hell, he can’t explain it. Short an’ sweet, he didn’t wanna do it. But he had to do something.
In Baron von Strucker’s office, Logan tells him first things first – he needs to get him outta there. They’re surrounded by American troops and Cap could show up at any time an’ his army is gone. He then tells him that he thinks he knows a way o’ killin’ two birds with one stone but he needs Strucker to get ahold o’ one o’ his “associates.”
Out in the hallway, Logan goes over to the body of Bucky and tells him to get up, he knows he’s awake. Once Bucky gets up, Logan tells him that he ain’t gonna tell Cap he tried to take him out – he figures he’ll keep that in his back pocket, ‘case he needs it later. He then tells him that he expects him to do the same. Particularly the part about him askin’ all those questions about ‘im. Bucky inquires as to why he was asking the questions. Logan tells him outta curiosity and then for them to go finish the mission.
Near the airplanes, Captain America tells the soldiers good work and to proceed with the evac when a voice from behind him asks if he has room for one more. Cap turns to find a bleeding Strucker being escorted by Logan and Bucky. Strucker tells Cap that he surrenders but to please keep the two of them away from him. Logan tells him to not listen to ‘im – he’s just a sore loser. Logan then recommends that they get the hell outta Africa.
Logan proceeds to point to Cap’s plane and asks him about his pilot. Cap informs him that he was K.I.A. (killed in action). Logan says that he can copilot the thing but… Cap tells him that he has the training; he’ll do it. He then orders everyone on board and tells Bucky that he’s in charge of Strucker. Cap then tells him that he knew he wouldn’t let him down.
As they board the plane, Bucky tries to tell Steve something but Cap tells him to tell him later, they really need to move. On the plane Bucky shoots Logan a dirty look before Logan goes to copilot the plane with Cap. In the cockpit, Logan states that they’re clear for take-off. Cap tells him good and that he’s about ready for a hot slice of mom’s apple pie and asks Logan how about him. Logan half smiles and says that he @%&$in’ hates apple pie.
Once they are in the air, Cap thanks Logan again. Logan says that he didn’t do nothin’ he couldn’t have done himself. Cap says that he’s not so sure. He often feels that he’s not yet ready to lead the men, let alone be “Captain American.” Logan tells him that he’s a natural and to not be so hard on… Cap cuts him off and informs him that he was originally classified as “4-F” – unfit for duty. Logan is surprised and Cap proceeds to tell him that he underwent a treatment. There were others who were probably more qualified but… he just wanted it so much. To fight for the dream. To fight for freedom. And to protect those who cannot protect themselves. Logan recalls that he already felt like $%@& for what he was about to do, but that really kicked him in the guts. He was born for war, Steve wasn’t. He made a choice. He changed his destiny. An’ that was somethin’ he’d never thought possible.
After Cap finishes telling his tale to Logan he asks what their location is. Logan tells him that it looks like somewhere just east of Algiers. Cap asks him what does he think, can they make it to London with the amount of fuel they’re carrying? Logan tells him, “Nah, southern France at best.” Bucky then interrupts and tells Cap that he has to talk to him. Cap says sure and tells Logan to take over the stick and fly the plane. It was at that point Logan started thinkin’ maybe Bucky’d been conscious a bit longer than he’d thought – maybe he’d heard somethin’. But it didn’t matter, it was too late to do anything anyway. Just then, three fighter planes appear before them.
Logan calls out that they have bandits. Cap recognizes them as messer-schmitts and says that maybe they can… Before he can finish his thought, the planes open up fire on them and shoot at the cockpit. Cap sits down to take control of the plane and tells Bucky to get in the back and strap in. Before he does, Bucky tells Steve that he, Logan, set them… Cap yells at him to go now and struggles mightily to keep the plane in the air. Logan points out that there are more bandits up top. Those open up fire and hit many of the troops in the back of the plane. Even Bucky was hit in the shoulder protecting Strucker. When Cap observes the carnage in the back of the plane, Logan tells him they have a dead stick and that they’re done. Before long, the plane crashes in a heap.
Once on the ground, Cap looks for Bucky. He finds him but he is severely wounded. Bucky weakly tells Cap that he’s sorry he let him down, Strucker’s gone. Cap calls out for the medic who answers and is in the process of fixing himself. Cap tells him that they need to tend to the wounded and begins to call out for Logan.
From outside the plane, Logan tells Cap he is out there. Outside, Cap sees Baron Zemo, Baron von Strucker, and Logan flanked by a bunch of German soldiers. Upon seeing Cap, Zemo says so that is “ze American super-soldier. Ze one whose adventures he has been following in ze wonderful publication/comic book.” Cap begins to ask Logan what… Zemo cuts him off and asks the super-soldier to tell him if zere is any truth behind ze glorious fictions. He adds that it is very impressive zat he survived ze crash, but he would like to find out more, for himself. Zemo then gives Herr “Logan” to take ze prisoner into custody.
Approaching Cap, Logan recalls that it was the only way he could get it all done. He had to protect Strucker for Seraph an’ that meant gettin’ him back to his Nazi cronies. An’ the way he saw it, Cap had a way better chance o’ slippin’ away from that kook Zemo that he had from “his” people, who were no doubt waitin’ in the wings in Djerba in case he failed. It was the only way which is never, o’ course, the easy way.
As soon as Logan got close to Cap, Cap delivers a vicious upper-cut to Logan’s jaw and calls him a traitor. From the side, one of the German soldiers raises his gun to take out Cap but is stopped by Zemo, who tells him that he vants to see vat he can do. Logan recalls that it’s kinda hard fer him to keep track o’ these kinda things but when it comes to the all-time greatest beatin’s he’s ever taken over the years, the one Cap laid on him that day is damn-sure near the top, especially after the shield came out. Time and time again, Cap continued to lay into Logan with punches and kicks. Yeah, Logan got some licks in but unlike Cap, his heart just wasn’t in it. Logan remembers that Steve always did have a lotta heart. Cap’s final blow occurred when he backhanded Logan across the face with his shield.
With Logan half out of it, Cap picked him up with one arm by the throat and said to him that he trusted him and he betrayed him. He betrayed them, he told them about him. Logan utters yeah but is shot before he can say anything further. In short time, many of the German soldiers are killed by the shooter. In the chaos, Zemo and Strucker are able to escape. On the ground Logan says that he didn’t tell ‘em about Bucky though.
With the carnage complete, Cap makes his way over to Bucky. Bucky hangs his head and tells Cap that he’s sorry, he had to reload. Cap tells him not to worry about it, he’s sure they’ll catch up with Baron Zemo again, before the war is over. Overlooking the body of Logan, Bucky asks about him. Cap tells him that he’s not sure. After what he saw in Madripoor, they may just see him again too.
(present)
Logan recalls layin’ there, dyin’, lookin’ up at those two an’ all he could think of was that he couldn’t wait for the blackness to just take over so he could stop feelin’ this feelin’ he had in his gut. It worked. When he woke up, he didn’t remember a damn thing. He does now. In his mind, Cap is telling him that he has to let it go. Logan says he can’t, he ain’t like him. What’s been done to him an’ his has got to be paid for in blood. He knows Cap wouldn’t have wanted him to the same for him, so he’s gonna respect that. It’s the least he could do. After carving the word friend underneath the words soldier, symbol and saviour, Logan walks away and says goodbye Steve.
Epilogue:
In an unknown location, a man in the shadows asks the other one if he knows who he is. The man replies no, but he knows the uniform. The man in the shadows tells him “good,” then they can cut right to the chase. They want him to take out Wolverine. They have forensic evidence that indicates he was in Washington, D.C. less than 10 hours ago. The man asks what he was doing. The man in the shadows says that he was drinking and vandalizing a statue. The man exclaims yikes, no wonder they want him liquidated.
After a long period of silence, the man in the shadows tells him that he will receive no, repeat no, support from them. They will maintain absolute maximum deniability. Officially, this meeting is not happening. They ask if he wants the job. The man says it depends on how they ask. They inform him that they’re prepared to ask with twenty million dollars. A quarter of which will be released to him upon acceptance. The man tells them in that case, he’s prepared… to say “hell, yeah!” The man in question – Deadpool.


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The Deep End – Part One
In a Chinese restaurant located in Chinatown in San Francisco, Logan is finishing his meal. He then cracks open his fortune cookie and reads his fortune. It reads “duck.” Logan immediately removes his jacket and puts on the mask to his brown and tan costume. Scanning the room, he sees a roasted duck on a table next to the wall smoldering. Logan walks over to it and sees what looks to be a bomb inside of it. Out loud, he says “Duck?” Just then, Deadpool says “goose” and presses the detonator, blasting Logan back.
When Deadpool swings in, he says to himself Dear diary, today I am going to kill Wolvereen. He then slaps himself in the head and says aloud no, it’s Wolverine with an “I.” In his mind he says that Today, he is going kill Wolvereen Wolverein. He then thinks oh, for… and asks if he is really gonna ruin this for him, because that would really suck. He’s been dreaming about this for a long time and he knows just how he wants it to go. Seeing Deadpool, Logan asks him what he is doing there. Deadpool says what he is doing is calling him out.
In Deadpool’s mind, Logan appears scared out of his mind. In reality, however, Logan replies that Deadpool’s finally &*%$ing lost it. Deadpool then asks him if he’s scared or somethin’ and challenges him to throw down. To Deadpool, Logan looks frightened and is wearing a small brown, Elmer Fudd-type hat. When Logan pops his claws, Deadpool sees them as forks on his right hand and spoons on his left and asks him what he is going to do with them wolf-boy – toss his salad? Logan responds by slashing him across the face. Dropping down to his knees, Deadpool wonders how and says that he drifted, didn’t he. Logan tells him yup and proceeds to kick him across the face. Lifting up his mask, Deadpool spits out blood and says Dear diary, I think I might actually be crazy. He tells himself what, he’s not crazy, though aloud he says that he just has a vivid imagination is all.
As Logan turns to walk away, Deadpool asks him where he thinks he’s going. When Logan replies he has not time for this, Deadpool mutters “no time for this” and begins to unload his gun in Logan’s direction. He asks him if he has any time for this, or this, or maybe some of this with a little of this on the side. Logan is able to dodge all of the shots and when Pool takes a slice at him with his sword, he is able to dodge that too and tells Wade that he shouldn’t lose his temper, it makes him stupid. With that, he punches Wade in the stomach. However, when he goes to kick him while he is down, Wade leaps backwards and throws two items at Logan which, when they land, stick in Logan’s arm via spikes like a shuriken. Wade asks him if he wants to be a comedian and tells him the most important thing he should know is it’s all about timing. Logan looks down to see the devices sticking out of his arm have timers equipped. Both of them have 0.001 on them both. Less than a moment later, they go off, the blast throwing Logan through the air. The end result is that he crashes through the second floor window of a department store.
Wade says, “Figures. Shipping.” and gets on the elevator with an elevator attendant and tells him that he wants to go to the second floor. Nervous and sweating, the attendant pushes the button. As they make their way to the second floor, Wade tells him that he knows he should take the stairs, but c’mon, you should treat yourself every once in a while; life’s just too short. Reaching their destination, Deadpool looks out into the store and wonders where Logan is at. When the attendant runs out of the elevator, Logan stabs Pool in the shoulder with his claws from above and grabs him by the throat, pulling him up into the elevator shaft.
Up there, Logan unloads a flurry of punches on Pool’s face and backs him up against the wall. There, he presses his fist under Pool’s chin and pops his two outer claws. Before he pops the third middle claw, he asks Wade if he can guess what happens next. Wade pulls the pins out of four grenades and drops them on the floor. He then replies that, according to the manual… Logan replies, “Crazy son of a…” and rushes out of the store, grabbing a jacket on the way out as quickly as he can before the blast goes off.
On the ground level, the police have sectioned off the shopping center. The detective on the scene asks the lead policeman what they are lookin’ at there. The cop replies all the evacuees they’ve interviewed have stated that they’re not missing anyone, so they’re in pretty good shape, all-told. When the detective asks if there are any injuries or deaths, the cop tells him that some people got burned by the explosion, only one of ‘em seriously, but EMS is on top of that and adds that there are no deaths that they’re aware of. The detective asks if their guy’s still in there somewhere, to which the cop answers as far as they know, yes.
Just then, another cop runs up and hands the detective a radio and informs him that the suspect is on the phone with 911. Once the detective receives the radio, he introduces himself as Detective Michelin and asks who the person is on the other end of the phone. Deadpool replies, “Shaddup, see.” He’ll be the one askin’ the questions ‘round here, see? This building’s mine – yeah! An’ if any o’ you coppers try an’ bust in there, I’m gonna blow myself to smithereens, see. Ka-blooey! The detective starts to tell him that he can tell that he’s under a lot of pressure… Just then, Deadpool hangs up on him. The detective calls out to dispatch that he’s lost… Behind him, the SWAT team leader informs him to forget it, that’s all they needed to hear.
Once inside the building, the cops split into two teams. Eventually, one of the squads reports contact and proceed to toss a smoke grenade into the room. On the other side of the room, they spot their subject and before long open fire on him. Down on the street level, Detective Michelin hears the gunfire and asks the status and what is going on. The reply is negative contact. Michelin asks them to repeat that and the SWAT team repeats negative contact, as they have fired on a mannequin wearing Deadpool’s uniform.
Down in an ambulance, a mask-less Wade Wilson has taken the EMS personnel hostage. He pulls out a scalpel and tells them that he has some really, really bad news for them. Letting them sweat it out a bit, he finally tells them that they’re going to have to walk and lets them free. As the EMS personnel run away from the ambulance, one of the paramedics stops and tells Wade that she doesn’t know if she’s suffering from Stockholm Syndrome or what, but he really should get to a hospital – he’s got some serious injuries. Looking at his slashed up deformed face, Wade looks concerned.
Just then, Logan sheds his coat and tells the EMS worker that if she thinks those injuries are serious, she should stick around. Wade replies “zoiks” and tries to start up the ambulance. Before he can, Logan grabs him by the neck. When he does, Wades is able to start the ambulance and proceeds to floor it and take off. As he does, the momentum throws Logan from the ambulance. Driving down the road, Wade says to himself that this is gonna work, this is gonna work! Just then, Logan slams his claws through the roof of the ambulance much to the surprise of Deadpool. Wade slams on the brakes which throws Logan from the ambulance and smashes him up against a nearby wall. When he does, Wade quietly says that it worked.
On the top of the building, the younger worker asks the older one that he’s gonna do what? He can’t… The older one says that he’s gonna do it, okay. The younger one says no, it’s not okay. The older one asks him what if he gives him ten grand. The younger one asks if he’s serious to which the answer is yes, and hands him a stack of bills. The younger one asks him where’d he… The reply is, “Don’t worry about it.” He then adds that let’s just say that, with what he’s getting paid to do this, he can afford to be generous. He informs his partner that all he has to do is say that he don’t know what happened, he’ll take care of the rest. The younger one then asks him when do they… The answer is according to the schedule, right now.
With that, the worker presses the button which releases the piano onto the big red X painted on the ground. In the middle of that X – Logan. Looking up at the falling piano, Logan says, “You gotta be kidding me.” Having stopped the ambulance, Deadpool watches the piano fall and says, “Boo-yah, top that you stupid coyote!”


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The Deep End – Part Two
As Wade Wilson watches the piano fall onto Logan, he wishes he had “a cam” until he sees a man standing near him holding a digital camera. Wade asks him whether, if he gives him his e-mail address, he would send him one of the pictures he just took. When the man does nothing but stares at him in fear, Wade tells him to relax, he’s not gonna… The man doesn’t wait to hear that and proceeds to run off in fear, dropping his camera in the process. Wade wonders what’s going on and takes a look at the viewing window of the camera. What he sees is a very angry Logan.
Turning around, he sees Logan running towards him and he takes off. As he runs down the street he exclaims feets don’t fail me. In short time, Wade enters a building and closes the door. Just as he does, Logan jams his hand through the glass, injuring himself in the process. He calls out to Wade that that tears it. Entering the building, Logan says now he’s gonna cut off his $?%#in’ face an’ use it to…
Logan stops his sentence as he realizes where he is – a coffee shop by the name of Karen’s Koffee. One of the patrons tells him that Freddy Krueger went towards the back of the shop, just in case he was wondering. Before Logan can head there, the owner of the shop, Karen, tells Logan that he’s payin’ for the door. It was an antique. Logan tells her to take it easy “princess.” Enraged by that comment, Karen tells her assistant Jean to forget about callin’ the cops, she’s gonna take what’s owed outta the little punk’s ass instead.
In the back of the store, Wade asks one of the workers if she’s really gonna… The worker says oh yeah. As Karen starts swinging at Logan, he dodges each of her attempts. While he does, he tells her that she doesn’t wanna… When he’s had enough of it, he says hell with it and offers up his chin for Karen to take a free shot. After she punches him with everything she has, she cries in pain over her broken hand. Logan asks her if she feels better now and says he didn’t think so. Tending to Karen, Jean tells Logan to get the hell outta there; their insurance will cover the door. In the back, the worker informs Logan the other dude went out the back into the alley and took her knife. Smiling, Logan heads towards the back, ignoring the protests of Jean.
Kicking the door to the alley open, Logan tells Deadpool that, if he’s gonna be stupid enough to challenge him to a knife fight, he sure as hell ain’t gonna let him down. Once in the alley, he pops his claws and tells Deadpool let’s play. Up above, he hears Deadpool’s voice telling him he’ll be “his huckleberry” before he opens up fire on him with a rifle. From the roof of an adjacent building, Wade wonders how stupid he thinks he is. His mind replies “He probably thinks you’re a complete moron.” Wade is confused as his mind continues “Face it – no one really has a high opinion of him.” Wade thinks to himself he’s a mercenary, no one’s supposed to have a high opinion of him.  “How convenient.”  Wade wonders if he should lie down on the couch for the rest of this or…
Just then, he asks out loud if “they” wanna quiet down up there. In case they’ve forgotten, they’ve got some serious work to… From there, he opens up fire down below. Pleased with his work, he holds a rope and says here we go, if this doesn’t work, A.I.M. owes him one hell of a refund. With that said, he leaps off the building.
As Wade lands on top of an exhausted Logan, he yells out “Zbornak.” Just as he tackles him off the sidewalk and onto the trolley tracks, Logan turns them around, pops his claws and tells him game over. Wade simply smiles at him, which prompts Logan to ask why the hell he is doing so. Wade tells him because he’s funny. “Let’s play,” “game over.” He says to Logan that he’s got more corns in his one-liners than he has in his poop after the county fair. Logan informs Wade that his problem is that he never learned to take anything seriously and proceeds to head butt him, causing Wade to bleed from the nose and mouth. Wade asks is that his problem, he thought it was that he was crazy.
At that moment, Wade looks up at Logan and sees him wearing a t-shirt that says, “I’m with stupid” and an arrow pointing upwards. He then says that reminds him and pushes a button on a remote. When he does, the mechanical end of the rope attaches itself onto a metal pole in the tracks of the trolley and heads off in the opposite direction of where Logan and Wade are locked in combat. At that same moment, the other end of the cord wraps itself around Logan’s leg, thanks to Wade’s actions earlier. In no time, Logan is drug down the street as Wade tells him he will see him in about twenty minutes %&*#head.
Picking himself up off the ground, Wade stumbles down the street to a nearby apartment complex. When he gets there, one of the passer-bys asks him if he’s alright, he saw what… Wade tells him to leave or he’ll stab him in the &%#$ing face. Pressing the call button, he informs Mrs. Sapolski that it’s Denny, the new tenant down the hall. He asks her if she could buzz him in; he lost his key. Mrs. Sapolski asks “Danny?” to which Wade tells her no, it’s Denny, her new neighbor. Mrs. Sapolski asks him if he lost his key, to which Wade tells her that he lost it, he got mugged actually. Hearing that, Mrs. Sapolski takes pity on him and buzzes him in and tells him as if life hasn’t been unkind to him enough, already.
Further down the street, Logan continues to be drug down the street by the cord. Eventually, he is run over by an oncoming truck, which in turn causes a three car pileup. It does, however, snap the cord around Logan’s ankle, freeing him.
Back in the apartment complex, Wade thanks Mrs. Sapolski for buzzing him in. She tells him there’s no need to thank her and asks him if he’s called the police. Grabbing a key from above his door, he informs her that he’s gonna go down there right now. He just wanted to change his clothes and maybe grab a few things. Entering his apartment, it is riddled with his Deadpool suit, various rifles and firearms, ammunition, and grenades. Once he is dressed and armed, he takes one last look at his face in the mirror. Disappointed with how it looks, he puts his mask on. When he does, his demeanor changes completely and he says “hey-oh!”
Outside, Deadpool counts down the time. Nineteen minutes, fifty-seven seconds… nineteen minutes, fifty-eight seconds… As he watches Logan pulling himself out from underneath the wreckage, he begins to sing. “Ooo-wee-ooo-wee-ooo… Wah-waah-wah… Ooo-wee-ooo-wee-oooo… Wah-waah-wah.” In his mind, Logan looks like a cartoon character wearing a hat, standing below a sign that states “1st Annual Deadpool kills Logan festival.” As he pulls out his sword he asks Logan if he’s just gonna sit there or…
At that moment, Logan pops his claws, takes a swipe at Deadpool and then another. The second breaks his sword in pieces. Shocked, Deadpool goes for his gun and asks Logan where’s the one-liners. Logan doesn’t answer him but instead kicks him the face. Hunched over, Deadpool exclaims that he gets it. It’s on now, isn’t it? Seeing a crazed look in Logan’s eyes, he says, “Like, fer reals this time.”