Deadpool versus Deathstroke
One of the most controversial subjects amongst comic book fans across the world is; “Who would win in an ultimate fight to the death: Deadpool or Deathstroke?” The answer to this question has been debated over for years; igniting in-depth research into each of these individuals to find out who would come out on top. These two are put against each other for many reasons, such as their fighting style, background story, and even the fact that they have the same last name. While most comic book fanatics put their faith into Deadpool, mostly due to the fact that he is technically immortal, Deathstroke has his own set of advantages that could potentially deal with that problem. Now let us delve into the hard facts on each of these superior individuals to find out just which one is the most superior. Deadpool, a.k.a., “The Merc with the Mouth” was first drafted into the comic book scene when he was placed in The New Mutants #98 in February 1991. Deadpool is considered one of the most popular comic book anti-heroes of all time. Deadpool, whose true name is Wade Winston Wilson, was made subject to the Canadian Government’s “Department K,” whose main goal was to make living weapons out of people with “special abilities.” This Department K oversaw the Weapon X program. The Weapon X program’s main function was to take these already special people and further enhance their natural ability, typically without their consent. Deadpool willingly consented to Department K after learning that he had developed terminal cancer and received a promise of a cure. Department K immediately placed Deadpool in the Weapon X program and given the regenerative property that they had siphoned from Wolverine in years past. This came as a double-edged sword, however. The regenerative property was thought to simply accelerate any kind of healing factor the human body might have, primarily cell growth. This very property, however, also