Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Marvel icon Deadpool has so many variations because he’s simply such a popular character. Whether the Mutant has been reimagined by other artists and writers, brought together in alternative ways throughout the Multiverse, or switched identities completely, the core of the Merc with the Mouth is always the same.
Wade Wilson, the hero known as Deadpool, one of the funniest characters in Marvel Comics, and his interactions with other heroes – from his perennial ally Cable, to Wolverine, to Marvel's earliest heroes like Captain America – are always legendary. The mainstream continuity version of Deadpool sets the standard by which all other versions of the character are judged.
With a see-through plastic mask showcasing the damage he endured from the Wakandan Wars,this Deadpool was actually an anti-mutant hunter, a human supremacist with no problem dispatching his targets.
There have been several stories featuring young versions of Deadpool, but the lightsaber-wielding Kidpool is the most memorable. Initially the resident troublemaker at the "Xavier Orphanage for Troubled Boys," Kidpool subsequently went on to be a key member of the multiverse-hopping Deadpool Corps. The character is a resistance member on her Earth, fighting against a fascist state led by a villainous variant of Steve Rogers. Even after claiming victories in her reality, she protected so many more by sacrificing herself in the service of defeating the Evil Deadpool Corps, warning Wade Wilson of the threat in the process. Despite limited appearances, Lady Deadpool has been portrayed as an incredibly well-rounded character, making it likely she will return at some point in the future.
Related 10 Best Marvel Characters Created By Rob Liefeld Deadpool co-creator Rob Liefeld introduced readers to a number of beloved characters besides the Merc with a Mouth during his time at Marvel Comics. 5 Venompool First Appearance: Venom/Deadpool What If? #1 4 Dead Man Wade First Appearance: X-Calibre #1 Introduced as part of the 1990s crossover event Age of Apocalypse, Dead Man Wade took the antagonistic version of Deadpool to its most extreme conclusion. At the time of the crossover's publication, Deadpool was still in the process of transitioning from his initial portrayal as a villainous mercenary into the belovedly irreverent hero contemporary readers are familiar with.