Kelly's Deadpool vs. Nicieza's Deadpool

Attribute	Kelly's Deadpool	Nicieza's Deadpool
Creator	Joe Kelly	Fabian Nicieza
First Appearance	Deadpool #1 (1997)	New Mutants #98 (1991)
Personality	More introspective and self-aware	More sarcastic and humorous
Costume Design	Red and black suit with pouches	Red and black suit with pouches
Backstory	More focus on his mental health and trauma	More focus on his mercenary background

Origin Story

Kelly's Deadpool, also known as Wade Wilson, was first introduced in "Deadpool" #1 in 1997. His origin story involves being a former Special Forces operative who becomes a mercenary with accelerated healing powers after being subjected to an experimental procedure. Nicieza's Deadpool, on the other hand, was created by Rob Liefeld and Fabian Nicieza and first appeared in "The New Mutants" #98 in 1991. His origin story is similar, with Wade Wilson being a mercenary who undergoes the Weapon X program to gain his healing abilities.

Personality

Kelly's Deadpool is known for his sarcastic wit, breaking the fourth wall, and his tendency to go on tangents. He often uses humor as a coping mechanism for his traumatic past and is portrayed as more of an anti-hero. Nicieza's Deadpool, on the other hand, is also known for his humor and breaking the fourth wall, but he is portrayed as more of a traditional superhero with a sense of morality and justice. Both versions of Deadpool have a dark sense of humor and a tendency to be unpredictable in their actions.

Costume

Kelly's Deadpool is typically depicted wearing a red and black costume with a full face mask that covers his disfigured appearance. His costume is sleek and modern, with a focus on functionality and mobility. Nicieza's Deadpool, on the other hand, wears a similar red and black costume but with more pouches and accessories. His costume has a more 90s aesthetic, with exaggerated muscles and a larger belt buckle. Both versions of Deadpool have a similar color scheme and overall design, but Kelly's Deadpool has a more streamlined and practical look.

Relationships

Kelly's Deadpool has had various relationships throughout his comic book history, including romantic entanglements with characters like Copycat and Shiklah. He also has a complex relationship with other superheroes like Spider-Man and Wolverine, often teaming up with them despite his unpredictable nature. Nicieza's Deadpool, on the other hand, has had similar romantic relationships but is often portrayed as more of a loner. He has a strained relationship with other superheroes due to his violent tendencies and unpredictable behavior. Both versions of Deadpool struggle with forming lasting connections due to their mercenary lifestyle and dark past.

Storylines

Kelly's Deadpool is known for his dark and gritty storylines that explore themes of redemption, trauma, and morality. He often grapples with his past actions and struggles to find his place in the world as a mercenary with a conscience. Nicieza's Deadpool, on the other hand, is known for his action-packed adventures and humorous tone. His storylines often involve him taking on various villains and anti-heroes while cracking jokes and breaking the fourth wall. Both versions of Deadpool have had their share of epic battles and emotional moments, but Kelly's Deadpool tends to delve deeper into the psychological aspects of Wade Wilson's character.

Popularity

Kelly's Deadpool has gained a cult following since his introduction in the late 90s, with fans drawn to his complex character and dark humor. He has been featured in various comic book series, video games, and movies, becoming a household name in popular culture. Nicieza's Deadpool, on the other hand, was a breakout character in the early 90s and quickly became a fan favorite for his unique blend of humor and action. He has also been featured in numerous comic book series, video games, and movies, solidifying his status as a beloved character in the Marvel universe. Both versions of Deadpool have left a lasting impact on comic book fans and continue to be popular characters in the superhero genre.