Whipcream Wonderman
Origin: Whipcream Wonderman was created in 1993 and starred in his own series (“The Adventures of Whipcream Wonderman”). He had several cameos in the “Arthur and George in Blexholm” series as well as a couple of crossovers in the “Rude Dudes” series.
In “Why Bother?” Whipcream Wonderman is a comic book character with a live-action Saturday morning kids show, action figures, fast food restaurant kids meal toys, sock puppets, video games, cardboard cutouts, and an upcoming live-action movie. As his name implies, he is a superhero whose superpower involves spewing whipped cream.
Personality: Whipcream Wonderman is often depicted as an overconfident superhero who gets himself into trouble by underestimating his enemies. He also tends to be deceived easily. Sometimes enemies will claim to be doing something virtuous when they are really up to no good and Whipcream Wonderman will at first believe them. He’ll leave the scene only to later find out that a crime took place at the same location the enemies were at.
Hobbies: When Whipcream Wonderman is not busy saving the world, he is usually picking up women and taking them for rides in either the Creamobile or the CreamWing. Sometimes, he’ll take them back home to his secret lair (the “Cream Cave”).
Appearance: Like most superheroes, Whipcream Wonderman wears a cape. He also wears blue gloves, blue boots, blue trunks, and a blue mask with white latex molded to resemble a dollop of whipped cream on top.
