About “Wonder Man” in a few words:

Wonder Man is a Marvel series that mixes superhero action with Hollywood satire. It follows Simon Williams, an actor who suddenly finds himself with real superpowers in a world already crowded with heroes, villains, and corporate agendas. Between studio politics, government oversight, and cosmic-level problems, the show plays with the idea of who gets to be a hero — and who just looks like one.

Meet the characters from Wonder Man

Simon Williams

Okay okay Simon is the walking, talking rom-com lead who also punches things sometimes — loud suit, louder ego, secret soft center. He’s an actor (of course), a rich heir (classic), and somehow simultaneously allergic to sincerity and absolutely drowning in it — like, he’ll make a joke and then sob about a childhood sweater five minutes later. Loves being adored but will sulk in his trailer like a grumpy cat, insists on terrible coffee rituals and probably owns more sunglasses than sense. He’s the showy heart of the chaos, endlessly magnetic and a little tragic, and yes he definitely has a pet he calls “his therapist” (or did he make that up?).

Trevor Slattery

Trevor is the chaotic little theater pigeon of the MCU — an actor playing someone who was pretending to be someone else, which means his whole vibe is deliciously messy and meta. He gives off perpetual apologetic charm, like he’s about to break into a monologue or a panic attack, sometimes both, and you can’t help but giggle even when he’s dangerously off-script. He drinks too much tea, knows one dramatic monologue he refuses to stop using, and insists he’s not dangerous while also being weirdly resourceful in the dumbest ways. You love him because he’s a walking improv set piece who somehow keeps stumbling into relevance — probably because he’s wearing the right hat.

Janelle Jackson

Janelle is the unbothered backbone everyone underestimates until she drops the perfect mic — smart, snarky, and deeply practical in the kind of way that reads as casual genius. She’ll organize your life, roast your mistakes, and then feed you soup like you’re family (or demand you start eating vegetables — depends on her mood). A fixer with a taste for vintage denim and very sharp one-liners, she’s both the emergency contact and the person who files the restraining order (metaphorically? maybe literally?). She’s low-drama high-commitment, secretly sentimental about birthdays, and possibly collects lighters for reasons she will not explain.

Agent Cleary

Agent Cleary is the paperwork-and-surveillance type who actually enjoys paperwork more than most people enjoy breathing — steely, precise, and quietly terrifying in meetings. She’s the kind of agent who’ll read you out of a room with a stapler and a spreadsheet, but also hums show tunes when processing evidence (which is very confusing and somehow charming). Loyal to a fault, suspicious by instinct, and annoyingly good at finding the one loose thread that unravels everyone’s plans, she’s the real threat to secrecy — and the reluctant ally when you need one. Don’t cross her, but do ask about her cat; she’ll talk forever (and you’ll get soft).