- —Deadpool[src]
History
According to Deadpool, his mother was captured by ninjas 30 seconds after he was born. Also, Spider-Man was there because of "genetic engineering or whatever". He also claims to have gotten his powers from falling into a radioactive swimming pool as a teenager.
In reality, he was just some kid picked on and beat up by a gang of thugs until Nick Fury recruited Deadpool into his Young Heroes program. There Deadpool trained alongside Nova, White Tiger, Iron Fist and Power Man, but eventually became disillusioned with Fury's goals and wanted to get revenge on the people who tormented him all those years. He left the program to become a "freelance hero" shortly before Spider-Man was brought in.
Deadpool later teamed up with Spider-Man to track down "Agent McGuffin", a rogue S.H.I.E.L.D. agent suspected of selling S.H.I.E.L.D. secrets to Taskmaster. After the two took down Taskmaster, it is revealed that there is no Agent McGuffin, and Taskmaster stole the secrets off Deadpool. Spider-Man rejects Deadpool's offer to split the money in exchange for keeping his secret, and the two fight. Spider-Man eventually gets the best of Deadpool, and Deadpool reveals to his better how he became the person he is. Spider-Man, understanding how easily he could have been just like him, allowed Deadpool to get away.[1]Attributes
Powers
- Nigh-Immortality: He regenerates instantaneously, never ages, is immune to supernatural legions / curses & can never truly die.
Abilities
- Master Martial Artist: Deadpool is a highly skilled martial artist, having received S.H.I.E.L.D. training, and being able to take out several of Taskmaster's trained operatives, and even Taskmaster himself. He was also able to hold his own against Spider-Man.
Paraphernalia
Weapons
Deadpool wielded two katanas, two fully automatic pistols, a minigun, multiple types of grenades, mines, bombs, and multiple knives.
Deadpool's magic satchel is the main source of his weapons. The magic satchel is a powerful object in which the user can make anything they wish. Even if the thing doesn't exist. The satchel is indestructible, its limits are endless, and it has infinite power.Notes
- Will Friedle provided the voice for Deadpool.
- A photo of Deadpool was featured in the cover of a Timely magazine which got stuck on Sabretooth's face in his fight against Spider-Man and Wolverine, who had switched bodies.[2]
- He is seen again as a character in a fighting game Peter and Harry Osborn were playing, Harry taunts Peter after winning the fight by saying "You've been 'pooled!'."[3]
- Deadpool has a reluctance to use the word "kill" (or "k-word"), preferring to say he will "un-alive" his enemies.[1]
- Like most other versions of Deadpool, this character consistently breaks the fourth wall.
- Unlike most all other versions of Deadpool, this one has not been horribly scarred by his healing factor.
See Also
- 2 appearance(s) of Wade Wilson (Earth-12041)
- 2 minor appearance(s) of Wade Wilson (Earth-12041)
- 9 image(s) of Wade Wilson (Earth-12041)
- 3 quotation(s) by or about Wade Wilson (Earth-12041)