Opening scene: Music fades in, upbeat and energetic. The screen shows a split image of Deadpool from the comics on one side and Deadpool from the movies on the other.] Narrator: "Deadpool, the 'Merc with a Mouth,' is one of Marvel's most beloved anti-heroes. But have you ever wondered how he differs between the comics and the movies? Let's dive in!" [Cut to close-up images of comic book Deadpool.] Narrator: "In the comics, Deadpool, aka Wade Wilson, is known for his outrageous sense of humor, breaking the fourth wall, and his regenerative healing factor. Created by Rob Liefeld and Fabian Nicieza, he made his debut in The New Mutants #98 in 1991. Comic Deadpool often engages in surreal and meta-narratives, talking directly to the readers and making fun of his own creators." [Show panels of Deadpool addressing the reader and interacting with other Marvel characters.] Narrator: "He's also notoriously unpredictable, with a backstory that's been rewritten multiple times, making him a mysterious and complex character. His interactions with other Marvel characters, like Spider-Man and Wolverine, are legendary for their wit and chaos." [Transition to scenes from the Deadpool movies.] Narrator: "Now, let's talk about the movies. Ryan Reynolds brought Deadpool to life on the big screen in 2016. The movie adaptation stays true to Deadpool's irreverent humor and fourth-wall-breaking antics, but with a few tweaks. For one, the movies streamline his origin story, focusing on his love interest, Vanessa, and his transformation at the hands of Ajax." [Show scenes of Deadpool's transformation and his relationship with Vanessa.] Narrator: "The movies also dial up the action and gore, staying true to Deadpool's mercenary roots, but with a Hollywood polish. The character's personality is more consistent, and while he still breaks the fourth wall, it's used more sparingly to enhance the plot rather than dominate it." [Show clips of Deadpool interacting with characters like Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead.] Narrator: "Another notable difference is his interaction with the X-Men universe. In the comics, Deadpool often works alone or with a wide range of Marvel heroes. In the movies, we see him frequently teaming up with characters like Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead, adding a new dynamic to his story." [Closing scene: Split image of comic and movie Deadpool again.] Narrator: "In both mediums, Deadpool remains the hilarious, unpredictable anti-hero fans love. Whether in comics or on the big screen, he continues to break the mold and the fourth wall. So, which version do you prefer?" [Music fades out, screen goes black with text: