During this time, other patients create a "deadpool," each of them wagering on when Wade and other subjects will die from repeated experiences in the lab.
Killebrew, a vicious scientist who continues altering and enhancing Wade through traumatic experiments, hoping to create a perfect biological weapon. Later stories add even more details, such as the fact that Wade was initially seen as a failure and sent to the "Hospice," a secret facility for other genetically modified outcasts. Practically nothing can kill him now, but he's also in constant pain. Wade agrees to be a human test subject and gains a regenerative power that's actually stronger than Wolverine's - but it doesn't distinguish between his healthy cells and his cancer, so the cancer spreads through and disfigures his entire body. In Deadpool's first miniseries, Deadpool: The Circle Chase, Nicieza gives more details about the man's past, revealing that Wilson was diagnosed with terminal cancer and offered salvation by the Weapon X program, which sought to duplicate the healing abilities of the mutant hero Wolverine. You'd think Weapon X was enough trauma for this guy, but the hits keep coming.
Vanessa is the same character Morena Baccarin is playing in the new movie, though it's not clear whether she'll have powers - or whether she and Wade will wind up enemies there too. In the pages of X-Force, readers learn that Wade has a romantic past with the mutant shape-shifter Vanessa Carlysle, codename Copycat, but now regards her as an adversary. Fabian Nicieza shaped Deadpool's personality in the early stories, portraying him as an intelligent and skilled mercenary who doesn't kill without reason, and whose jokes were calculated to distract and anger his enemies. New Mutants was rebooted into the series X-Force, and Deadpool continued making recurring appearances as an assassin intent on killing Cable.
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