In the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany), share a special relationship. In the comics, though, Maximoff also had another romantic interest—Simon Williams (a.k.a. Wonder Man). Here's their relationship explained.

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Simon Williams, also known as Wonder Man, has a ton of ionic power and is a strong superhero. Unlike the other heroes we have seen in the MCU so far, he is the only hero whose day job is stuntman and actor (unless you count Captain America's amazing public service announcements). So who could play a hero who is arrogant while being morose and self-doubting and a bit of a himbo?

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