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Wade Winston Wilson In Deadpool
In Deadpool by Tim Miller, Wade Winston Wilson a man who served in the war but was diagnosed with terminal cancer. A cancer that affects heart lungs brain and throat. While hopeless he joins Weapon X. After events Wade gains powers to regenerate extremely fast but his skin is very damaged and is filled with many many scars. Wade becomes Deadpool which he inherits the ability to break the fourth wall. Wade has a very violent and sick sense of humor which his greatest power to get and bad guy away or kill is by talking. Many famous superheroes have died because of how much he talks and how annoying he is. Deadpool is a mercenary and only cares about himself and
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