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One of the coolest things is get to see
different people's interpretations of the character of Wonder Man, mine
is under Mitchel. Please send your fan-art, everything is welcome. Click
on the above banner to E-Mail me your artwork or on the Mail Icon to the
left in the navigation bar. Click on the pictures for a larger image.
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Fan-art
from the Animated Series
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Wondy
& Tigra from the Avengers Animated Series
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Mitch
Ballard's Tribute to George Perez
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Michael
Reyes Recolored
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Drew
Moss Fan-Art
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Michael
Reyes Fan-Art
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Cyber
Ghost Fan-art
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M.
Durey Fan-Art
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Yusef
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Justin
Santos Fan-Art |
Gus
Vasquez Fan-Art |
Jesus
Romo Fan-Art |
Ronnie
Thunderbolt Fan-Art |
Ronnie
Thunderbolt Fan-Art |
Matt
Haley Fan-Art |
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Mark McElligott
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Freddie E. Williams
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Dan Swofford
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Chris Kohler
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Erik Sternberger
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David Guivant
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WONDERMAN63
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BRIEN O.
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BEVIN
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MITCHEL
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Mark Mc Elligott,
Freddie E. Williams II, Dan Swofford, WonderMan63, Brien O. & Mitchel
have multiple fanart entries. Click on artwork to go to an index gallery
page.
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PRO-ART PINUPS AND CARDS
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Alex
Ross Wonder Man
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George
Perez Wonder Man
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Rare
Perez Wonder Man with Hulk.
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Character
Sheet from the Avengers cartoon.
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Wonder
Man & the Avengers Babes Photomanipulation
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Oliver
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Bob
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Geoff
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Jamal-Ingle
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CLICK ON IMAGES ABOVE FOR A LARGER VERSION. This painting of Wonder Man is from the Marvel Masterpieces card series. The whole first series was painted by Joe Jusko and Marvel re-printed larger versions of the whole card series in comic book form. A little side note to the picture. On the card, Wonderman was holding a silver bodybuilder statue of himself on his bicep, but when he re-did the image, Jusko has Simon holding an Oscar instead._____WonderMan63 The painted card featuring the Grim Reaper. It was painted by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt for the 1994 Marvel Masterpieces Series. They both work on each painting together at the same time. It really captures how scary it would be to accidentily meet up with the Grim Reaper._____WondeMan63 |
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WONDER MAN FROM THE SYMS by
WonderMan63
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Our Wedding
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A baby is born!
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Father and Son
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Baby Cradle becomes a child!
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WONDER FANS
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| Hey Mitchel! That's an awesome site. Posted by: Cadecus at 01/02/00 10:20 I'm just checkin' it out now. Well setup, and about one of the most interesting characters currently in Avengers. Great! Let's hope that he stays in the spotlight for as long as they can tell great stories about him. -Cadecus |
| From: "zati" Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2000 14:20:17 -0500hmm that artwork is definetly...interesting... |
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From: DocDoom14 Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2000 02:38:47 EST Subject: Wondy nice page...keep up with the Avengers history, very helpful and informative for a newbie like me. -mjg |
| From: "Jazzie B" Subject: Wondy Web Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2000 21:16:57 -0500 Mitchel, Just like to say that there are a lot of "superhero" webs out there on the net but most are garbage. You have done a very nice job with your Web Site and I just thought I would pass this along. I have added a link to your Web in my Web Links section. Keep up the good work! Avengers Forever - http://home.att.net/~the_avengers/ Comics - Scans - Insight - Technology the_avengers@worldnet.att.net |
| Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2000 16:04:00 -0500 From: Tully Subject: Stuff I really like the site. wondy deserves it. i got some various pieces of news for you. first, i have attached the cover to Avengers Two #2 second, there are some good avengers icons at www.iconsplus.com including a couple of wondy third, wondy returns next week in the cartoon, rumored to be in his energy form. keep up the good work and thanks! |
| From: kwamez (HOLY SMOKE) Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2000 14:39:20 -0500 (EST) Subject: THIS SITE IS THE BOMBDIGGY I've been lookng for a good wonderman site and today i found the best!!! Dud, you are on to something here, this site kicks ass and then some!! I've been a wondy fan sence way back and been waiting years for him to shine. With the right storyline I believe wondy could gain popularity on a level with thor and the hulk!! Thanks for posting the last avengers story. I fliped through the oringinal book years ago but didn't buy it.Something i regreted ever sence. Keep up the good work!!!!!! The one who knows……†he †ruth |
| From: Ryan3178 Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 23:18:32 EST Subject: cover scans I was wondering why you don't have issue 25 of Avengers on your site. And after the Mini, Wondy is coming back to the team. Ryan |
| From: WonderMan63 Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2000 07:20:24 EST Subject: I love this site! cotati: I just wanted to tell you that I love the site and I hope it stays up a long time. Wonder Man is my all time favorite character and is the reason I began reading and collecting comics. I'll try to send some fan art of him to you if I get the chance. WonderMan63 |
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Posted by MrJarvis on June 20 2000 at 13:19:09 PST on the Alvaro Avengers Message Board Since his recent return in the marvel universe, Wonder Man has quickly become my favorite on the avengers roster. I have been meaning to check out this fan site, (which can be found in the links section of this board,) but never got around to it till today... This is the most complete, absolutely best layed out avengers site i have seen yet. It takes you through a virtual tour through wonderman's complete history with the avengers, and is well worth spending a good 4 or 5 hours going through. there is so much stuff it is overwhelming, I have really enjoyed this site, and wanted to make sure that EVERYBODY who likes avengers checks it out. --MrJarvis. (who is in no way affiliated with the above site) ;) |
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Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2000 10:14:57 -0700 (PDT) Mitchell, |
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Wed, 7 Feb 2001 13:43:11 -0800 (PST) Subject: Gardians featuring wondy I am a bit wondy fan but have only recently returned to comic collecting. I was wondering which issues of gardians of the gallaxy featured the alternate simon williams? I love the sight and it has helped to rekindle my love for comics. Keep up the good work Tristan Boyd |
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From: "Sam" Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2001 01:01:51 -0600 the guest portion is not working right for me so I am juste mailing something I know. In the Guardians of the Galaxy series Simon Makes an appearance as in the 31st Simon is still alive and has taken Hollywood. Also He appearance in an offshoot miniseries know as Galactic Guardians. |
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From: Matt on Sat, 03 Mar 2001 18:10:47
-0500 Its great to meet
a fellow fan of the ionic avenger. While I am happy that Marvel has brought
him back, I really wish that Marvel would use him better - and once just
once slam Goldie-Locks on his royal but. Eventhough they have
made him very poweful - by the way - is he now able to break the "100
tons" barrier - they keep having him knocked around. In the Marvel
Universe - where does he now fit in - what would be his ranking on the
strenght chart compared to Thor, Herc, Thing etc. |
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Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2001 In the latest Wizard
magazine dude! You got your Web listed!!!! You should be seeing more traffic
real soon!! |
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richandred Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 I just wanted to take a brief moment to ask a question.. THE CURRENT AVENGERS ISSUE 38, THE STORY IMPLIES THAT SIMON MAY BE MOVING ON OUT OF THE PAGES OF THE CURRENT AVENGERS, HOW CAN i AS A ULTIMATE WONDERMAN FAN TRY TO STOP THIS? Any advice on this would be much apreciated and followed |
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Calvin Nicholson, Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2001 Hey: |
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"Chris A. Meeks" Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 Finding someone with an affinity for Wonder Man equaling my own is such a serendipitous discovery. First, I want to graciously thank you for such an uplifting website dedicated to my "all-time" favorite superhero. All I can say is "about time!" I am unsure as to how long your website has been active, but I was fortunate enough to find it now. If you own "Wonder Man" issue # 18, which I am sure you do, you will find a letter by me on the fan mail page. Unfortunately, my sense of written prose was somewhat raw at that point in time, but needless to say I still got my point across. Also, if you own all the earlier "Force Works" issues, I have another letter published in the back pertaining to Simon's impromptu demise. I was not a happy camper and I tried my hardest to persuade the writer and editor that they were paralyzed from the neck up with such an asinine decision. Not to my surprise, neither chose to partake in a debate regarding their foolish choice to kill Simon Williams. How could you kill off Wonder Man? Especially considering the fact he was "supposedly" immortal. In the chance that my intellectual sagacity had taken an unlikely turn for the worse, I looked up the word "immortal" in the closest dictionary I could find, and low and behold, I was correct in the first place. So when his much-anticipated resurrection for the umpteenth time took place, I reached a new level of euphoria. Hopefully, he will stay alive this time. Since 1994, I have become a novelist, and I have contemplated the thought of visiting Marvel Headquarters in New York with a proposition. What would you think if I said I have my own outline mapping Simon's life, and the paths he "should" take? The thought has crossed my mind many times over, and perhaps it could become a reality one day. I am hoping, anyway, clinging to the belief that many others will share my own preferences. Hypothetically, I would say the story line would encompass the first five years if a new solo series were to happen again. A good start, I would think, and the face of Wonder Man would be changed forever. The most substantial qualm I have regarding Wonder Man and Marvel is I feel they still have yet to tap into his full potential, and this could be attributed to faulty writing. If given the chance, and given the proper writer, he could very easily go on a solo comic career that could rival if not surpass the success of Todd McFarlane's "Spawn." Once again, thank you for the "wonder"ful website, and I hope to hear from you about the subject. Sincerely, Chris A. Meeks |
| From: Éric Roy
Date: April 27, 2001 Wonder Man I've known and liked Wonder Man since childhood. Fun Fact : my parents almost called me Simon but finally called me Éric, heheh.Wasn't the final storyline of the ongoing series great? (I mean the one before the infinity symbol on his belt) His family, his friends, demons, the devil, etc, it had it all. He even made love to Wanda :Too bad someone stole those comics from me : Your reply encourages me to email Marvel about it. Éric Roy p.s. : my favorite Wonder Man costume was the one he was wearing in his ongoing comic, before the infinity symbol on his belt, but it's not too bad now. He came back to being a more reserved person, again, not too bad also. |
| From: "Alton Blake"
Date: Sun, 3 Jun 2001 Wondy has always been my favourate super hero. My question is, where is he now and why can't he return to the Avengers or better yet, have is own comicbook, coming back even more powerful than before. Please let me know. Kaiser |
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From: "Michael Avila" , Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2001 Hello, |
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From: "zeichman" Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 Subject: nice page! Hi, I liked your
Wonder-Man page. I think you should do a section featuring his various
costumes throughout the years. Bye! |
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From: Lemunao Date: August 22, 2001 Finally a website
for Wonder Man thank you, thank you, thank you. Great work on the setup,
images, info, and everything else, I wish every fan site were like this...
I was a big fan of Force Works no matter what everyone else says but wondy
would have made it better.Just out of curiosity you wouldn't happen to
know of any U.S.Agent sites out AGAIN THANKS AND CONGRATS... |
