I think this show is intimating that he already has powers when he's a child in that movie theater.

This show is going to be about like representation.

He connects with this character in this kind of campy superhero show he watches as a kid

because he sees himself on screen.

To say that he was born with it is basically to say that he is a genealogical profile,

that he's a mutant of some kind.

He's got this almost island of Dr. Moreau approach where he's like, I'm going to make

a movie. I will irradiate my lead actor to make him superhero in boyhood style.

I will document this. And I think that's what it is. I think he's got some weird technology

that he's going to like fuse with the filmmaking process.

There was a line and his agent says the breakdown is go method.

Yeah, there you go.

Then it's got to be something like that, right?

Welcome back to new rock stars.

Marvel's Wonder Man will be the next big Marvel Studios title coming in January.

While the latest trailer starts to show more of

Simon Williams powers, we're still wondering, what are these powers on this series? Where do they come

from? And how do these powers fit within the broader taxonomy of powers and the MCU? This is

The Sneak Peak, the New Rock Stars podcast that looks ahead to the future of

fandom. We are Eric Voss and Zach Huddleston. Hello, Zach. Hello, I was born for this role.

Were you born for it or were you cosmically irradiated or bitten by a spider or just

punched really hard until grief manifested into some weird drive to get booked on things?

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