About: Wonder Man (Fox Publications)

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Wonder Man's secret identity is Fred Carson. During an excursion to Tibet, an old monk bestows Carson with a ring that gave him the power to fight evil when the need arose. His powers are almost exactly like those of Superman, the character he's based on.

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rdfs:label	Wonder Man (Fox Publications)
rdfs:comment	Wonder Man's secret identity is Fred Carson. During an excursion to Tibet, an old monk bestows Carson with a ring that gave him the power to fight evil when the need arose. His powers are almost exactly like those of Superman, the character he's based on. Wonder Man is a fictional comic book superhero, created by Will Eisner, whose first (and only) appearance was Wonder Comics #1 (May, 1939). The character is of some historical significance by virtue of the lawsuit that resulted from his only appearance.
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Creators	Will Eisner
alliance color	background:#ffc0c0
comic color	background:#8080ff
Caption	Cover of Wonder Comics #1: The only appearance of Wonder Man.
Character Name	Wonder Man
Real Name	Fred Carson
Powers	Powers and abilities of Superman
Debut	Wonder Comics #1
Publisher	Fox Feature Syndicate Fox Feature Syndicate
abstract	Wonder Man's secret identity is Fred Carson. During an excursion to Tibet, an old monk bestows Carson with a ring that gave him the power to fight evil when the need arose. His powers are almost exactly like those of Superman, the character he's based on. Wonder Man is a fictional comic book superhero, created by Will Eisner, whose first (and only) appearance was Wonder Comics #1 (May, 1939). The character is of some historical significance by virtue of the lawsuit that resulted from his only appearance.

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