Hulk's Healing Factor Makes Deadpool Look Underpowered

screenrant.com:

While Deadpool might have one of the most famous healing factors in comics, the Hulk's regenerative powers make them look weak in comparison. 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.

Hulk and Deadpool are among the many heroes in the Marvel Universe with healing factors — with Wolverine probably being the most notable character with the power. However, not all healing factors are born equal. For example, Deadpool can regenerate limbs, fill bullet holes, and heal damaged body parts, but it's not an instant process for the Merc with the Mouth — as it takes a little bit of time to recover from serious wounds and decapitations. Meanwhile, the Hulk has shown that his healing factor can work instantly, which makes the Marvel Comics hero that much more terrifying.

Related: Cyclops' Hulk Form Unlocked the Ultimate Version of His Powers

While there's been many instances of Hulk showing off his healing factor, a scene from Incredible Hulk #398 from Marvel Comics by Peter David, Dale Keown, Mark Farmer, Joe Rosen, and Glynis Oliver showed why the power is so much stronger than Deadpool's. In the comic, the villain Vector uses his powers to shred the skin off of the Hulk's body, as he's turned into flesh and bones. However, to Vector's surprise, the Hulk endures the blast and takes him out. As those surrounding the Jade Giant wonder if he needs help, Hulk tells them to shut up and regenerates his skin atop his mangled skin.

The Hulk's healing factor is one of the strongest there is, as his power to pretty much instantly