Powers and Abilities
- Will Everett was originally capable of transforming himself into a living, breathing facsimile of any material that he touched.
- Later Will Everett's powers were altered, and he was instead able to magnetically attract or repel objects with his hands.
- Will Everett III could cause his body to duplicate the properties of any inorganic material he touched from stone to glass. If he touched the pavement, for example, he became a sentient being made of living stone, with all its commensurate strengths and weaknesses.
- Will Everett III could also absorb and duplicate vast amounts of energy, as when he defeated the Overmaster by draining and duplicating its powers.
- Markus Clay appears to possess the same abilities as the first two Amazing-Men.
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