Wonder Man (Marvel Comics)

* Modern
* Ionic

## Summary

**Simon Williams** was the younger of two sons born to Sanford Williams. When his older brother Eric Williams declined his father's offer to join the family firm, Simon readily accepted. When Sanford Williams died, he inherited full control over the business, although he was only 22. Under Simon's inexperienced management, Williams Innovations began to lose its competitive edge in the marketplace to such rapidly growing firms as Stark Industries. Desperately, Simon sought his brother's aid, and the elder Williams agreed to offer his advice. Eric suggested to Simon that he embezzle some money from the company in order to invest in some business enterprises Eric had gotten wealthy from, namely the illicit racketeering run by the criminal Maggia families. Desperate to save his father's business, Simon did as his brother suggested. His company’s board of directors discovered his embezzlement and Maggia connection, and Simon Williams was brought to trial. Found guilty and facing a prison sentence, Williams was released when Amora the Enchantress paid his bail and enchanted the authorities. Baron Zemo had read of Williams' case and, intrigued by the newspapers' assertion that he blamed Tony Stark for his downfall, dispatched the Enchantress to recruit Williams for the Masters of Evil.. Disoriented by the upheavals in his life, Simon Williams agreed to accompany the Enchantress to Zemo's South American base. Williams agreed to become a test subject for Zemo's "ionic ray" treatment, a process that would endow him with superhuman strength and durability. After undergoing the arduous chemical and radiation treatments, Williams emerged with the attributes he was promised. Zemo then gave him a costume, dubbing him **Wonder Man**

## Powers and Stats

**Tier:** **5-B**

**Name:** Simon Willians, Wonder Man

**Origin:** Marvel Comics

**Gender:** Male

**Age:** Unknown

**Classification:** Human Mutate

**Powers and Abilities:** Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Inorganic Physiology, Immortality (Type 1 and 2), Self-Sustenance (Type 1 and 3), Incorporeality, Flight, Energy Manipulation and Projection, Regeneration, Size Manipulation, Teleportation, Fire Manipulation, Absorption, Power Bestowal, Non-Physical Interaction, Body Control, Shapeshifting, Limited Power Nullification, Martial Arts. Resistance to Extreme Temperatures, Toxins, Gases, Life Force Absorption and Possession.

**Attack Potency:** **Planet Level** (Traded blows with Ms Marvel and defeated her)

**Speed:** **Relativistic+** (Kept up with Ms Marvel)

**Lifting Strength:** **Class G** (Lifted this. Lifted an island. Threw a spaceship. Superior to Ms Marvel), possibly **higher** (Barely and briefly lifted weights set for Thor, which Ms Marvel could hardly budge)

**Striking Strength:** **Planet Level**

**Durability:** **Planet Level** (Took punches from Hulk)

**Stamina:** Superhuman (Ionic body makes him virtually immune to fatigue)

**Range:** Standard melee range. Several meters with attacks

**Standard Equipment:** None notable

**Intelligence:** Gifted (Skilled engineer and has gifted intellect. However, he has more recently focused on an acting career, but due to this, it helps him gain the edge over others dealing with espionage)

**Weaknesses:**

* **Energy Weaponry:** Since he is an ionic energy being, Williams is susceptible to attacks that disrupt his unique energy pattern. Dispersion would be hazardous, as he might not be able to reform without further assistance from the Scarlet Witch. During the Kang Dynasty however, he was dispersed by one of Kang's weapons and was plenty capable of reforming himself on his own after traveling a great distance to avoid being discovered alive and making a grand escape, so this is unlikely. Williams can however, be rendered unconscious and it is possible for him to be injured.
* **Sanity:** He has shown some mental breakdowns that lead to him attacking the Avengers multiple times after he began to believe that everything bad was caused by the team.