He also has a close bond with Beast after their time working together. Despite his uneasy relationship with the Avengers, the character has strong ties to Scarlet Witch and Vision, due to his brotherly friendship and brainwave connection with the latter and his infatuation with the former. While commonly known as a hero, Wonder Man is also portrayed as deeply critical of the Avengers, frequently fighting with them as much as joining them, making for a unique twist on his persona. Related: WandaVision: Wonder Man Easter Egg Hints Nathan Fillion Could Appear In The MCU That said, his tenure in the comics hasn't been smooth sailing.
Marvel decided to discontinue the character until DC created Power Girl (as Marvel already had Power Man), reviving him in the '70s as a hero, where he became a steady presence. He was jealous of Vision because he got to lead a better version of his own life.Originally a villain, Wonder Man was put on ice by Stan Lee when DC complained over similarities to Wonder Woman, which were purely a name issue.
Simon told his "twin" that they may have similarities, but Vision didn't have to deal with the shame and guilt of his life. When Simon returned from the dead and started dating Wanda, he and the Vision came to blows again – this time, because Vision felt like a hollow copy. After the Vision was disassembled and brought back as a machine, Simon refused to give the Vision his brain patterns again, because he was in love with Wanda. They eventually came to terms with each other and Martha as being something like twin brothers. The Vision was jealous of Simon's presence and got in a fight with him. Simon was instantly attracted to the Scarlet Witch when he returned. When he returned, he stopped short of killing the Vision when he realized he had his brother's brain patterns. Getting tech for his power scythe from the Tinkerer, he became the Grim Reaper and nearly killed the Avengers. Meanwhile, Eric Williams went crazy with guilt after his brother's death and decided the Avengers were to blame.
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