Warning: Spoilers for Deadpool #9!it's true. The original Deadpool, Wade Wilson, is back from the dead. Earlier this year, Marvel decided to shake things up by putting Wade in front of a new ...

I haven’t played nearly enough of Deadpool VR to determine just how good it is yet, but it genuinely did surprise me with how fun this beloved character – who hasn’t been playable in a video game in ...

If you couldn’t watch Summer Game Fest 2025 live, here’s a recap of all the game announcements, release dates, trailers, and other highlights from Keighley’s big games showcase. The next mainline ...

open image in gallery Wade Wilson, 30, during his sentencing hearing on August 27. The killer, who brutally murdered two women, was sentenced to death on Tuesday (Law&Crime) During a motion ...

Wade Wilson, convicted of two counts of first-degree murder last year for the killings of two Cape Coral women, has been on death row since August 30. However, his time there has been far from ...

New photos show what "Deadpool Killer" Wade Wilson looked like outside of court, far from the suits, slicked back hair and alleged makeup he sported for his murder trial. Wilson -- a heavily ...

Wade Wilson, 30, was found guilty last month of killing Kristine Melton, 35, and Diane Ruiz, 43. The defendant killed the women within hours of each other. He met Melton at a live music bar on 6 ...

Shocking new photos of so-called “Deadpool Killer” Wade Wilson show him now bloated and missing teeth as he rots on death row. The heavily tattooed 30-year-old unexpectedly gained a legion of ...

Wilson has two swastika tattoos: one on his right scalp and another under his right eye. The swastika is a symbol of Nazi Germany and its leader, Adolf Hitler. Wade Wilson's mugshot. He is ...

Wade Wilson, a Fort Myers, Florida man convicted of killing two Cape Coral women in 2019, is facing the death penalty as he awaits sentencing scheduled for later this month. Wilson was found ...

Newsweek spoke to a few of Wilson's former classmates about what Wilson was like growing up. Wade Wilson pictured in 6th grade (left), in his junior year of high school (middle) and in court for ...