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-'''Amazing-Man''', alias '''Will Everett''', is an African-American superhero who was a member of the All-Star Squadron in the 1940s.+====== Amazing-Man ======
  
-==Biography== +**Amazing-Man**, alias **Will Everett**, is an African-American superhero who was a member of the All-Star Squadron in the 1940s. 
-'Will Everett was a promising young African-American Olympian who had competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, but his post-Olympic career devolved into a janitorial profession at a laboratory owned by Dr. [[Cyclotron|Terry Curtis]]. During an accident involving the explosion of some equipment to which he was exposed (developed by the criminal mastermind the [[Ultra-Humanite]]), Everett quickly developed the ability to mimic whatever properties he touched. For example, if he touched steel, then his body became composed of steel.+ 
 +===== Biography ===== 
 +Will Everett was a promising young African-American Olympian who had competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. Upon returning to America, however,  
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 +By 1942, Everett was working as a janitor at a laboratory owned by Dr. [[Cyclotron|Terry Curtis]]. During an accident involving the explosion of some equipment to which he was exposed (developed by the criminal mastermind the [[Ultra-Humanite]]), Everett quickly developed the ability to mimic whatever properties he touched. For example, if he touched steel, then his body became composed of steel.
  
 Under the alias of Amazing-Man, at first he was employed by the Ultra-Humanite as a henchman along with Curtis (as Cyclotron) and [[Deathbolt]]. However, his sympathies soon swayed towards the side of good after repeated exposure to the [[All-Star Squadron]], a team of both Golden Age characters and retroactive characters like himself, with whom he joined to defeat his former employer's machinations. He then served a lengthy stint as a member of this voluminous mystery-man organization. Under the alias of Amazing-Man, at first he was employed by the Ultra-Humanite as a henchman along with Curtis (as Cyclotron) and [[Deathbolt]]. However, his sympathies soon swayed towards the side of good after repeated exposure to the [[All-Star Squadron]], a team of both Golden Age characters and retroactive characters like himself, with whom he joined to defeat his former employer's machinations. He then served a lengthy stint as a member of this voluminous mystery-man organization.
  
-In February 1942, the Squadron helped Everett defeat the bigoted villain in his home town of Detroit, the [[Real American]], who turned out to be an android supplied by the [[Monitor]]. During the Crisis on Infinite Earths, Amazing-Man was one of a group of heroes chosen by the Monitor to stop the Anti-Monitor's quest for destruction.+In February 1942, the Squadron helped Everett defeat the bigoted villain in his home town of Detroit, the [[Real American]], who turned out to be an android supplied by the [[Monitor]]. During the [[Crisis on Infinite Earths]], Amazing-Man was one of a group of heroes chosen by the Monitor to stop the Anti-Monitor's quest for destruction.
  
-In 1966, Will Everett became a hero once more under the identity of the Bronze Wraith and joined the [[Justice Experience]] based in San Francisco. (see [http://www.5earths.info/earth-2/wildcat1986-02-2/ Wildcat: The Chase, Chapter 2: The Justice Experience])+In 1966, Will Everett became a hero once more under the identity of the Bronze Wraith and joined the [[Justice Experience]] based in San Francisco. (([[http://www.5earths.info/earth-2/wildcat1986-02-2/|Wildcat: The Chase, Chapter 2: The Justice Experience]]))
  
-Although his personal life is largely unknown, Everett did have a son named Will Everett Jr. His grandson, Will Everett III, inherited a form of his father's powers and can attain the powers of any metahuman in his proximity for a short time; he became the hero [[Paragon]] in 1986. (see [http://www.5earths.info/earth-2/jsa1986-04/ Justice Society of America: A Fresh Start])+Although his personal life is largely unknown, Everett did have a son named Will Everett Jr. His grandson, Will Everett III, inherited a form of his father's powers and can attain the powers of any meta-human in his proximity for a short time; he became the hero [[Paragon]] in 1986. (([[http://www.5earths.info/earth-2/jsa1986-04/|Justice Society of America: A Fresh Start]]))
  
-Will Everett is currently retired.+Will Everett is currently retired. In 1988, Everett was diagnosed with cancer and began undergoing chemotherapy.
  
-==Powers and abilities==+===== Powers and abilities =====
 Amazing-Man is capable of transforming himself into a living, breathing facsimile of any material that he touches. Amazing-Man is capable of transforming himself into a living, breathing facsimile of any material that he touches.