| Deadpool | |||||||||||||||
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| Real Name | Wade Wilson | ||||||||||||||
| Alternate Identity | Deadpool | ||||||||||||||
| Powers and Abilities | Healing Factor Swords Guns | ||||||||||||||
| Team Affiliations | Spider-Friends | ||||||||||||||
| Family and Friends | Hydra Bob | ||||||||||||||
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- Deadpool is from the Marvel Productions Universe.
Deadpool is a mercenary and anti-hero. He is known for his proficiency in weaponry and his dark humor and at one point temporarily joined the Spider-Friends.
Biography[]
Deadpool kidnapped Spider-Man and buried him alive. Deadpool then joined the Spider-Friends and stayed at Aunt May's house. Bobby Drake and Angelica Jones were unaware that Deadpool had kidnapped their friend because he had wrote a note pretending to be Peter saying that he went to Mexico for Mexican food. Neither Iceman or Firestar like Deadpool because he was a rude slob.
When the Sinister Six started a crime spree Deadpool, Iceman and Firestar went to stop them. However, Deadpool tricked Iceman and Firestar into thinking that the Sinister Six killed Spider-Man. In a blind rage Iceman and Firestar murdered the members of the Sinister Six. However, Spider-Man arrived and revealed that Deadpool buried him alive. Firestar and Iceman were furious at Deapool so they used their powers to burn and freeze him. However, Deadpool survived because of his healing factor.[1]
Background[]
In 2016 the Deadpool Annual Vol. 4 comic served as a crossover between Deadpool and Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends.
References[]
- ↑ Deadpool Annual Vol 4 1 at Marvel Database
External Links[]
- Marvel
- Wikipedia
- Wade Wilson (Earth-8107) at Marvel Database
- Wade Wilson (Earth-616) at Marvel Database