The Wall

While happily working at his part time job one day, laying bricks and pouring cement, Joshua Waldemeyer was caught in a sudden explosion. The blast sent one of the walls Joshua had been working on tumbling down on top of him. Instead of crushing Joshua, the accident bound him with the bricks, creating a living wall.

Soon after his accident, Joshua found himself wreaking havoc, stumbling into a New York Mets game, interfering with the players and manipulating the umpires, and ultimately knocking out an ump. The web slinging superhero known as the Amazing Spider-Man, who just happened to be at the game taking it in on an off-day, stepped in to save the day.

Spider-Man's webbing was powerless against the Wall, and the Wall did not feel any pain from Spidey's physical attacks. The umpire then came to and got mad, stating that non-players were not allowed on the field, forcing Spider-Man and the Wall to leave promptly.

Spider-Man and the Wall then retreated to a nearby park bench and talked things out.

Personality:

Joshua Waldemeyer was a happy student, working an after school job, though his accident left him obviously angry and upset. Spider-Man appears to have been able to talk him down to a reasonable level.

He's now brutish and childish, prone to temper tantrums and attacking people at random just because they upset him. He is quite dumb.

Appearance:

Joshua formerly appeared to be a caucasian male with blond hair. After becoming the Wall, he appears to be a brick wall, his body being four big bricks wide and four big bricks tall. At the top of his body is a singular big brick with his face in its center. He has two legs but no arms.

Powers:

The Wall's body being made of bricks allows him to have superhuman strength, as evidenced when he was able to easily knock people to the ground by hitting them with his side. He also have superhuman durability, as seen when Spider-Man bounced off of him when trying to throw his body against the Wall.

Superhuman Strength: He has the strength and durability of concrete.

Superhuman Durability: He was able to shrug off Spider-Man's blows, without taking any damage.

Superhuman Speed: The Wall can run faster than the average wall.

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