Taking a test sample of the serum actually healed every scar on Deadpool's body, gifting him back his old, attractive face. However, as is the case when afflicted heroes try and be healed in Marvel Comics, his scars eventually returned.
Deadpool vol. 2 was written by Daniel Way and drawn by Alé Garza. In the story arc "DEAD", Wade is "cured" of his healing ability and becomes mortal. As a side effect, he also has his old, unscarred face once again.
Wade accepted and was granted a superhuman healing factor, but his face and body became permanently disfigured (both physically and mentally) as a result.
Deadpool and Wolverine boast god-tier healing factors that effectively make them immortal, as no matter the severity of the injuries they suffer, both Wade Wilson and James “Logan” Howlett are able to bounce back almost immediately.
Most likely, Deadpool would have to place his head back onto his neck, and it will then Regenerate in that location. This is also seen possible because of this, yes I know this is just epic cover art to build suspense, but it shows us that Deadpool can actively hold his head rather than it just regenerating instantly.
He's split straight down the middle, but he had been melded together with Madcap for the duration of the issue, so the two halves simply become each of them. Since there was no technical injury, the two guys come out unscathed and fully formed.
Deadpool, the fourth-wall-breaking comic book hero turned movie star known as the “merc with a mouth,” is effectively immortal. No matter which way he gets sliced and diced, he does not die.
However, they are not identical. Deadpool has the superior healing factor, significantly. Professor X once stated that Wolverine could, most likely, be killed if he was decapitated. Deadpool can still move his body around normally even with a decapitated head.
These "super-cancer" cells persistently destroy his healthy cells while his healing abilities rapidly regenerate them. This endless conflict between the healing factor and the cancer cells results in Wilson's disfigured appearance. His inability to heal his skin lies in his failure to cure his cancer.
Revealed at one point that Deadpool saved Spider-Man's life after he died on the field of battle by giving him a transfusion of his mutated blood, this secretly executed Lazarus effect successfully keeps Peter breathing, but in the long run, results in some unintended consequences that see him live an unnaturally long ...
Only a few select people can withstand his seemingly endless talking, and his mouth is sewn shut in the final act of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Ajax also threatens to sew Wade's mouth shut in Deadpool when he is undergoing his cancer treatment because of his nonstop talking.
There's a reason for that. The Merc with the Mouth has an advanced healing factor derived from Wolverine's powers, but that's where those similarities end. When William Stryker pooled a bunch of mutants' powers into Wade Wilson in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, he went ahead and gave Deadpool an adamantium skeleton.
Despite being able to heal from the gravest wounds, Deadpool is unable to heal the scarring on his face and body in his recent film appearances. Ryan Reynolds debuted as Wade Wilson in 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine before rebooting the character in his signature comedic style in 2016's Deadpool.
His power is so effective that it allows him to be immortal despite him carrying his cancer. But that doesn't mean he is unkillable. One way of killing him is to put a mutation-dampening collar on his neck. It will disable his regenerative ability and allow the cancer cells to grow, thus deteriorating his body.
Yes, Deadpool feels every bit of pain as normal humans do. However, his regenerative ability allows him to heal from all injuries. While Deadpool can heal quickly, he isn't indestructible.
While Wade does get inebriated if he drinks a lot of alcohol, his body's super-powerful immune system protects him from getting drunk easily, meaning that Wilson needs a lot of alcohol in his system before he can even remotely be affected.
Marvel Comics Even at the end of time, Deadpool doesn't appear to have visibly aged. This is compounded even further by his healing factor. While it's generally assumed that he joined Weapon X sometime in the '70s, we don't know how old he was when he joined or when he was born.
On multiple occasions, the Jade Giant has proven his healing factor is one of the best in the Marvel Universe, as he's been able to survive and quickly recover from some incredible dangerous attacks. But, unlike Deadpool, he can get better in an instant.
Deadpool might have his fair share of comedic moments in the Marvel universe, but the mercenary's powers allow him to be one of the strongest Marvel characters, proficient enough to defeat and kill major Marvel heroes ranging from Captain America to The Fantastic Four.
Readers witnessed Wade Wilson's rapid regeneration abilities and Rogue's absorption powers work together at an unbelievable level, saving Rogue's life – and proving Deadpool can survive a nuclear blast.
With an insanely powerful healing factor and stubborn refusal to die, Deadpool is widely known as one of Marvel Comics' most unkillable heroes. He's been shot, stabbed, blown up, and dismembered, but Wade Wilson always comes back.
Simply put, the only way Wade and her could be together was for him to die. Thanos was furious and cursed Deadpool with immortality so he could never be with her again.
The Deadpool films are filled with funny gags reflecting the weirdest things about Deadpool's body and one of the most popular ongoing gags is how Deadpool's face resembles an avocado. But unlike the films, Deadpool does eventually receive his old face back in the Marvel Comics... and it's absolutely stunning.
