3-D Man (Chandler) - Revision history

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	More recently, Hal began to feel a strange impulse to travel to the Himalayan Mountains of India. Unbeknownst to him, the presence of a powerful mystical artifact was calling to him. The artifact was a pyramid-shaped shard of light, one of three such shards that were created by the universe in reaction to the presence of pure evil that was cast adrift in this dimension by the extradimensional gods known as the [[Trion]]. One of these shards was captured by the Skrulls who had abducted Chuck Chandler, and its energies had merged with Chuck in creating the 3-D Man.		More recently, Hal began to feel a strange impulse to travel to the Himalayan Mountains of India. Unbeknownst to him, the presence of a powerful mystical artifact was calling to him. The artifact was a pyramid-shaped shard of light, one of three such shards that were created by the universe in reaction to the presence of pure evil that was cast adrift in this dimension by the extradimensional gods known as the [[Trion]]. One of these shards was captured by the Skrulls who had abducted Chuck Chandler, and its energies had merged with Chuck in creating the 3-D Man.

-	~~[[image: 3dman01.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px]]~~Chandler also heard the call of the other shard and mounted an expedition to find it. He was betrayed, however, by [[Tremont, Jonothan\|Jonathan Tremont]], one of the expedition's guides, who claimed the shard for himself. Hal was held captive by Tremont for many years, and Tremont used the power of his shard to create the religious organization called the [[Triune Understanding]]. Tremont had discovered the true origin of the shards and hoped to use the Understanding to end the threat of the Trion's cast-off evil, which he termed the "Triple-Evil."	+	Chandler also heard the call of the other shard and mounted an expedition to find it. He was betrayed, however, by [[Tremont, Jonothan\|Jonathan Tremont]], one of the expedition's guides, who claimed the shard for himself. Hal was held captive by Tremont for many years, and Tremont used the power of his shard to create the religious organization called the [[Triune Understanding]]. Tremont had discovered the true origin of the shards and hoped to use the Understanding to end the threat of the Trion's cast-off evil, which he termed the "Triple-Evil."

	Tremont also sought out alternate weapons against the Triple-Evil. He used the power of the shard that was internalized in Hal Chandler to release the powers within a new follower, Delroy Garrett Junior, creating the superhuman champion [[Triathlon]]. Triathlon unknowingly held the essence of both Hal and Chuck within himself.		Tremont also sought out alternate weapons against the Triple-Evil. He used the power of the shard that was internalized in Hal Chandler to release the powers within a new follower, Delroy Garrett Junior, creating the superhuman champion [[Triathlon]]. Triathlon unknowingly held the essence of both Hal and Chuck within himself.

DragynWulf: moved 3-D Man to 3-D Man (Chandler)

DragynWulf — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 05:53:18 GMT

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DragynWulf at 05:52, 1 June 2010

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
-	\| real_name = ~~hall sssoe~~	+	\| real_name = Charles Chandler & Hal Chandler
	\| identity = Secret		\| identity = Secret
	\| occupation = Research scientist (Hal Chandler);test pilot, adventurer (Chuck Chandler)		\| occupation = Research scientist (Hal Chandler);test pilot, adventurer (Chuck Chandler)

Google4328 at 16:56, 21 October 2009

Google4328 — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 16:56:56 GMT

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	\| identity = Secret		\| identity = Secret
	\| occupation = Research scientist (Hal Chandler);test pilot, adventurer (Chuck Chandler)		\| occupation = Research scientist (Hal Chandler);test pilot, adventurer (Chuck Chandler)

Google4328 at 16:55, 21 October 2009

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
-	\| real_name = ~~Hal Chandler and Chuck Chandler~~	+	\| real_name = Hugo Sanchez
	\| identity = Secret		\| identity = Secret
	\| occupation = Research scientist (Hal Chandler);test pilot, adventurer (Chuck Chandler)		\| occupation = Research scientist (Hal Chandler);test pilot, adventurer (Chuck Chandler)
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-	bio_text= The 3-D Man was a 1950's hero who came about through the unique merger of two brothers, Hal and Chuck Chandler. Chuck was a test pilot who was abducted by alien [[Skrulls]] during an important test flight. Earth was seen as a strategic location in the ongoing conflict between the alien [[Kree]] and [[Skrull Empires]], so the Skrulls were seeking information on Earth's space program and had captured Chuck to interrogate him. Chuck resisted and escaped, accidentally causing the explosion of the Skrull spacecraft in the process. While his brother Hal watched, the radiation from the explosion seemingly disintegrated Chuck, who disappeared in a burst of light. Hal later discovered, however, that the light burst had imprinted an image of Chuck on each lens of Hal's eyeglasses. Through concentration, Hal could merge the images and cause Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man. Chuck ~~became~~ the costumed adventurer known as the 3-D Man and single-handedly subverted the Skrulls' early attempts to undermine Earthly civilization.	+	bio_text= The 3-D Man was a 1950's hero who came about through the unique merger of two brothers, Hal and Chuck Chandler. Chuck was a test pilot who was abducted by alien [[Skrulls]] during an important test flight. Earth was seen as a strategic location in the ongoing conflict between the alien [[Kree]] and [[Skrull Empires]], so the Skrulls were seeking information on Earth's space program and had captured Chuck to interrogate him. Chuck resisted and escaped, accidentally causing the explosion of the Skrull spacecraft in the process. While his brother Hal watched, the radiation from the explosion seemingly disintegrated Chuck, who disappeared in a burst of light. Hal later discovered, however, that the light burst had imprinted an image of Chuck on each lens of Hal's eyeglasses. Through concentration, Hal could merge the images and cause Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man. Chuck become the costumed adventurer known as the 3-D Man and single-handedly subverted the Skrulls' early attempts to undermine Earthly civilization.

	Hal would remain comatose whenever the 3-D Man was active but remained aware of the 3-D Man's activities through a mental link. Later, a Skrull's ray weapon altered the transformation so that Hal was the 3-D Man's dominant consciousness for some time. Both brothers' minds seemed to be present in the 3-D Man at all times, but only one of them (usually Chuck) would be in conscious control of the 3-D Man's form on any given occasion.		Hal would remain comatose whenever the 3-D Man was active but remained aware of the 3-D Man's activities through a mental link. Later, a Skrull's ray weapon altered the transformation so that Hal was the 3-D Man's dominant consciousness for some time. Both brothers' minds seemed to be present in the 3-D Man at all times, but only one of them (usually Chuck) would be in conscious control of the 3-D Man's form on any given occasion.
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	Ultimately, Tremont and the hero team [[Avengers]] (which now included Triathlon among their members) fought the Triple-Evil and the aliens it had corrupted. Tremont sensed that he might overwhelm the power of the Triple-Evil, to use it for himself to become as a god, and then to reward himself with dominion over all the Earth. Instead, Triathlon found the remaining third shard and, coupling it with the power within him as personified in the 3-D Man, he wrested control of the shard used by Tremont. Using all three shards, a Triathlon/Hal Chandler/Chuck Chandler amalgamation emerged and was able to destroy the Triple-Evil.		Ultimately, Tremont and the hero team [[Avengers]] (which now included Triathlon among their members) fought the Triple-Evil and the aliens it had corrupted. Tremont sensed that he might overwhelm the power of the Triple-Evil, to use it for himself to become as a god, and then to reward himself with dominion over all the Earth. Instead, Triathlon found the remaining third shard and, coupling it with the power within him as personified in the 3-D Man, he wrested control of the shard used by Tremont. Using all three shards, a Triathlon/Hal Chandler/Chuck Chandler amalgamation emerged and was able to destroy the Triple-Evil.

-	Triathlon/3-D Man used the pyramid that once housed the Triple-Evil to return the Avengers to Earth, which had since been conquered by the time-traveling [[Kang]]. They used the power of the pyramid, channeling the energies of all those ~~who had fallen~~ to its assault for millennia, to fight back and ultimately Kang was defeated.	+	Triathlon/3-D Man used the pyramid that once housed the Triple-Evil to return the Avengers to Earth, which had since been conquered by the time-traveling [[Kang]]. They used the power of the pyramid, channeling the energies of all those fall to its assault for millennia, to fight back and ultimately Kang was defeated.

	Triathlon returned to Peggy Chandler, separating himself from Hal and Chuck and restoring both of them to physical form. Triathlon found his triple-powers had remained, although Hal and Chuck no longer possessed the power to transform into 3-D Man.		Triathlon returned to Peggy Chandler, separating himself from Hal and Chuck and restoring both of them to physical form. Triathlon found his triple-powers had remained, although Hal and Chuck no longer possessed the power to transform into 3-D Man.

Realld: minor grammatical corrections

Realld — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 01:59:45 GMT

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-	bio_text= The 3-D Man was a 1950's hero who came about through the unique merger of two brothers, Hal and Chuck Chandler. Chuck was a test pilot who was abducted by alien [[Skrulls]] during an important test flight. Earth was seen as a strategic location in the ongoing conflict between the alien [[Kree]] and [[Skrull Empires]], so the Skrulls were seeking information on Earth's space program and had captured Chuck to interrogate him. Chuck resisted and escaped, accidentally causing the explosion of the Skrull spacecraft in the process. While his brother Hal watched, the radiation from the explosion seemingly disintegrated Chuck, who disappeared in a burst of light. Hal later discovered, however, that the light burst had imprinted an image of Chuck on each lens of Hal's eyeglasses. Through concentration, Hal could merge the images and cause Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man. Chuck ~~become~~ the costumed adventurer known as the 3-D Man and single-handedly subverted the Skrulls' early attempts to undermine Earthly civilization.	+	bio_text= The 3-D Man was a 1950's hero who came about through the unique merger of two brothers, Hal and Chuck Chandler. Chuck was a test pilot who was abducted by alien [[Skrulls]] during an important test flight. Earth was seen as a strategic location in the ongoing conflict between the alien [[Kree]] and [[Skrull Empires]], so the Skrulls were seeking information on Earth's space program and had captured Chuck to interrogate him. Chuck resisted and escaped, accidentally causing the explosion of the Skrull spacecraft in the process. While his brother Hal watched, the radiation from the explosion seemingly disintegrated Chuck, who disappeared in a burst of light. Hal later discovered, however, that the light burst had imprinted an image of Chuck on each lens of Hal's eyeglasses. Through concentration, Hal could merge the images and cause Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man. Chuck became the costumed adventurer known as the 3-D Man and single-handedly subverted the Skrulls' early attempts to undermine Earthly civilization.

	Hal would remain comatose whenever the 3-D Man was active but remained aware of the 3-D Man's activities through a mental link. Later, a Skrull's ray weapon altered the transformation so that Hal was the 3-D Man's dominant consciousness for some time. Both brothers' minds seemed to be present in the 3-D Man at all times, but only one of them (usually Chuck) would be in conscious control of the 3-D Man's form on any given occasion.		Hal would remain comatose whenever the 3-D Man was active but remained aware of the 3-D Man's activities through a mental link. Later, a Skrull's ray weapon altered the transformation so that Hal was the 3-D Man's dominant consciousness for some time. Both brothers' minds seemed to be present in the 3-D Man at all times, but only one of them (usually Chuck) would be in conscious control of the 3-D Man's form on any given occasion.
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	Ultimately, Tremont and the hero team [[Avengers]] (which now included Triathlon among their members) fought the Triple-Evil and the aliens it had corrupted. Tremont sensed that he might overwhelm the power of the Triple-Evil, to use it for himself to become as a god, and then to reward himself with dominion over all the Earth. Instead, Triathlon found the remaining third shard and, coupling it with the power within him as personified in the 3-D Man, he wrested control of the shard used by Tremont. Using all three shards, a Triathlon/Hal Chandler/Chuck Chandler amalgamation emerged and was able to destroy the Triple-Evil.		Ultimately, Tremont and the hero team [[Avengers]] (which now included Triathlon among their members) fought the Triple-Evil and the aliens it had corrupted. Tremont sensed that he might overwhelm the power of the Triple-Evil, to use it for himself to become as a god, and then to reward himself with dominion over all the Earth. Instead, Triathlon found the remaining third shard and, coupling it with the power within him as personified in the 3-D Man, he wrested control of the shard used by Tremont. Using all three shards, a Triathlon/Hal Chandler/Chuck Chandler amalgamation emerged and was able to destroy the Triple-Evil.

-	Triathlon/3-D Man used the pyramid that once housed the Triple-Evil to return the Avengers to Earth, which had since been conquered by the time-traveling [[Kang]]. They used the power of the pyramid, channeling the energies of all those ~~fall~~ to its assault for millennia, to fight back and ultimately Kang was defeated.	+	Triathlon/3-D Man used the pyramid that once housed the Triple-Evil to return the Avengers to Earth, which had since been conquered by the time-traveling [[Kang]]. They used the power of the pyramid, channeling the energies of all those who had fallen to its assault for millennia, to fight back and ultimately Kang was defeated.

	Triathlon returned to Peggy Chandler, separating himself from Hal and Chuck and restoring both of them to physical form. Triathlon found his triple-powers had remained, although Hal and Chuck no longer possessed the power to transform into 3-D Man.		Triathlon returned to Peggy Chandler, separating himself from Hal and Chuck and restoring both of them to physical form. Triathlon found his triple-powers had remained, although Hal and Chuck no longer possessed the power to transform into 3-D Man.

-	Note: In at least one timeline, a team of adventurers known as the [[1950's Avengers\|Avengers]] briefly formed in the 1950's before disbanding at the request of the President, who felt the public wasn't ready to learn of them and their exploits. The 3-D Man was part of that short-lived Avengers team, and their rescue of the President from [[Yellow Claw]] helped dispel the 3-D Man's reputation as a dangerous outlaw ~~because of~~ the President's influence.	+	Note: In at least one timeline, a team of adventurers known as the [[1950's Avengers\|Avengers]] briefly formed in the 1950's before disbanding at the request of the President, who felt the public wasn't ready to learn of them and their exploits. The 3-D Man was part of that short-lived Avengers team, and their rescue of the President from [[Yellow Claw]] helped dispel the 3-D Man's reputation as a dangerous outlaw thanks to the President's influence.

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Kingsandpawn at 19:33, 15 September 2007

Kingsandpawn — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 19:33:06 GMT

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	Triathlon returned to Peggy Chandler, separating himself from Hal and Chuck and restoring both of them to physical form. Triathlon found his triple-powers had remained, although Hal and Chuck no longer possessed the power to transform into 3-D Man.		Triathlon returned to Peggy Chandler, separating himself from Hal and Chuck and restoring both of them to physical form. Triathlon found his triple-powers had remained, although Hal and Chuck no longer possessed the power to transform into 3-D Man.

-	Note: In at least one timeline, a team of adventurers known as the [[1950's Avengers\|Avengers]] briefly formed in the 1950's before disbanding at the request of the President, who felt the public wasn't ready to learn of them and their exploits. The 3-D Man was part of that short-lived Avengers team, and their rescue of the President from [[Yellow Claw]] helped dispel the 3-D Man's reputation as a dangerous outlaw ~~thanks to~~ the President's influence.	+	Note: In at least one timeline, a team of adventurers known as the [[1950's Avengers\|Avengers]] briefly formed in the 1950's before disbanding at the request of the President, who felt the public wasn't ready to learn of them and their exploits. The 3-D Man was part of that short-lived Avengers team, and their rescue of the President from [[Yellow Claw]] helped dispel the 3-D Man's reputation as a dangerous outlaw because of the President's influence.

	}}		}}

Jstephens at 19:33, 15 June 2007

Jstephens — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 19:33:50 GMT

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	\| significant_issues = Marvel Premiere #35-37; Incredible Hulk #251-252; Contest of Champions #1-3; Avengers Forever #3-6; Avengers #50, 51-55		\| significant_issues = Marvel Premiere #35-37; Incredible Hulk #251-252; Contest of Champions #1-3; Avengers Forever #3-6; Avengers #50, 51-55
	}}{{Headshot\|		}}{{Headshot\|
-	\|main_image= ~~3dman~~.jpg	+	\|main_image= 3dman442.jpg
	}}{{bio\|		}}{{bio\|
	bio_text= The 3-D Man was a 1950's hero who came about through the unique merger of two brothers, Hal and Chuck Chandler. Chuck was a test pilot who was abducted by alien [[Skrulls]] during an important test flight. Earth was seen as a strategic location in the ongoing conflict between the alien [[Kree]] and [[Skrull Empires]], so the Skrulls were seeking information on Earth's space program and had captured Chuck to interrogate him. Chuck resisted and escaped, accidentally causing the explosion of the Skrull spacecraft in the process. While his brother Hal watched, the radiation from the explosion seemingly disintegrated Chuck, who disappeared in a burst of light. Hal later discovered, however, that the light burst had imprinted an image of Chuck on each lens of Hal's eyeglasses. Through concentration, Hal could merge the images and cause Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man. Chuck become the costumed adventurer known as the 3-D Man and single-handedly subverted the Skrulls' early attempts to undermine Earthly civilization.		bio_text= The 3-D Man was a 1950's hero who came about through the unique merger of two brothers, Hal and Chuck Chandler. Chuck was a test pilot who was abducted by alien [[Skrulls]] during an important test flight. Earth was seen as a strategic location in the ongoing conflict between the alien [[Kree]] and [[Skrull Empires]], so the Skrulls were seeking information on Earth's space program and had captured Chuck to interrogate him. Chuck resisted and escaped, accidentally causing the explosion of the Skrull spacecraft in the process. While his brother Hal watched, the radiation from the explosion seemingly disintegrated Chuck, who disappeared in a burst of light. Hal later discovered, however, that the light burst had imprinted an image of Chuck on each lens of Hal's eyeglasses. Through concentration, Hal could merge the images and cause Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man. Chuck become the costumed adventurer known as the 3-D Man and single-handedly subverted the Skrulls' early attempts to undermine Earthly civilization.
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	More recently, Hal began to feel a strange impulse to travel to the Himalayan Mountains of India. Unbeknownst to him, the presence of a powerful mystical artifact was calling to him. The artifact was a pyramid-shaped shard of light, one of three such shards that were created by the universe in reaction to the presence of pure evil that was cast adrift in this dimension by the extradimensional gods known as the [[Trion]]. One of these shards was captured by the Skrulls who had abducted Chuck Chandler, and its energies had merged with Chuck in creating the 3-D Man.		More recently, Hal began to feel a strange impulse to travel to the Himalayan Mountains of India. Unbeknownst to him, the presence of a powerful mystical artifact was calling to him. The artifact was a pyramid-shaped shard of light, one of three such shards that were created by the universe in reaction to the presence of pure evil that was cast adrift in this dimension by the extradimensional gods known as the [[Trion]]. One of these shards was captured by the Skrulls who had abducted Chuck Chandler, and its energies had merged with Chuck in creating the 3-D Man.

-	Chandler also heard the call of the other shard and mounted an expedition to find it. He was betrayed, however, by [[Tremont, Jonothan\|Jonathan Tremont]], one of the expedition's guides, who claimed the shard for himself. Hal was held captive by Tremont for many years, and Tremont used the power of his shard to create the religious organization called the [[Triune Understanding]]. Tremont had discovered the true origin of the shards and hoped to use the Understanding to end the threat of the Trion's cast-off evil, which he termed the "Triple-Evil."	+	[[image: 3dman01.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px]]Chandler also heard the call of the other shard and mounted an expedition to find it. He was betrayed, however, by [[Tremont, Jonothan\|Jonathan Tremont]], one of the expedition's guides, who claimed the shard for himself. Hal was held captive by Tremont for many years, and Tremont used the power of his shard to create the religious organization called the [[Triune Understanding]]. Tremont had discovered the true origin of the shards and hoped to use the Understanding to end the threat of the Trion's cast-off evil, which he termed the "Triple-Evil."

	Tremont also sought out alternate weapons against the Triple-Evil. He used the power of the shard that was internalized in Hal Chandler to release the powers within a new follower, Delroy Garrett Junior, creating the superhuman champion [[Triathlon]]. Triathlon unknowingly held the essence of both Hal and Chuck within himself.		Tremont also sought out alternate weapons against the Triple-Evil. He used the power of the shard that was internalized in Hal Chandler to release the powers within a new follower, Delroy Garrett Junior, creating the superhuman champion [[Triathlon]]. Triathlon unknowingly held the essence of both Hal and Chuck within himself.

Danny Waah!: stats now from Golden Age handbook

Danny Waah! — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 00:42:24 GMT

stats now from Golden Age handbook

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	\| aliases = None		\| aliases = None
	\| relatives = Peggy Chandler (Hal’s wife)		\| relatives = Peggy Chandler (Hal’s wife)
-	\| height = ~~(as 3-D Man) Unrevealed~~	+	\| height = 6'2"
-	\| weight = ~~(as 3-D Man) Unrevealed~~	+	\| weight = 200 lbs.
-	\| eyes = (Hal) Brown, (Chuck) ~~Brown~~, (3-D Man) Obscured by red/green goggles	+	\| eyes = (Hal) Brown, (Chuck) Blue, (3-D Man) Obscured by red/green goggles
-	\| hair = (Hal) Gray, (Chuck) ~~Red~~, (3-D Man) ~~None~~	+	\| hair = (Hal) Gray, (Chuck) Reddish-blonde, (3-D Man) Unrevealed
	\| powers = Through concentration, Hal could merge the images of his brother imprinted on his glasses and thus cause his brother Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man, clad in an altered version of his experimental flight suit and endowed with physical abilities roughly three times greater than those of an ordinary human. Hal would fall into a trance-like state when Chuck appeared, and Chuck could only exist in the three-dimensional world for three hours at a time, after which Hal had to revive.		\| powers = Through concentration, Hal could merge the images of his brother imprinted on his glasses and thus cause his brother Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man, clad in an altered version of his experimental flight suit and endowed with physical abilities roughly three times greater than those of an ordinary human. Hal would fall into a trance-like state when Chuck appeared, and Chuck could only exist in the three-dimensional world for three hours at a time, after which Hal had to revive.

Danny Waah!: replaced corrupted pic

Danny Waah! — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 00:40:40 GMT

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Hal Chandler and Chuck Chandler
| identity = Secret
| occupation = Research scientist (Hal Chandler);test pilot, adventurer (Chuck Chandler)
| place_of_birth = Los Angeles, California
| groups = None
| citizenship = U.S.A.
| education = High school graduate; military training (Chuck Chandler only)
| aliases = None
| relatives = Peggy Chandler (Hal’s wife)
| height = (as 3-D Man) Unrevealed
| weight = (as 3-D Man) Unrevealed
| eyes = (Hal) Brown, (Chuck) Brown, (3-D Man) Obscured by red/green goggles
| hair = (Hal) Gray, (Chuck) Red, (3-D Man) None
| powers = Through concentration, Hal could merge the images of his brother imprinted on his glasses and thus cause his brother Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man, clad in an altered version of his experimental flight suit and endowed with physical abilities roughly three times greater than those of an ordinary human. Hal would fall into a trance-like state when Chuck appeared, and Chuck could only exist in the three-dimensional world for three hours at a time, after which Hal had to revive.

As the 3-D Man, Chandler possessed roughly three times the physical abilities and sensory acuity of an ordinary human in peak condition and is capable of slightly superhuman strength and speed. His stamina, durability, agility and reflexes are also estimated to be superhuman, namely roughly triple that of a human in peak physical condition. He could also sense [[Skrulls]] no matter what form they took.
| abilities = Chuck Chandler was an accomplished U.S. Air Force officer.
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = None
| debut = Marvel Premiere # 35 (1977)
| origin = Marvel Premiere # 35
| significant_issues = Marvel Premiere #35-37; Incredible Hulk #251-252; Contest of Champions #1-3; Avengers Forever #3-6; Avengers #50, 51-55
}}{{Headshot|
|main_image= 3dman.jpg
}}{{bio|
bio_text= The 3-D Man was a 1950's hero who came about through the unique merger of two brothers, Hal and Chuck Chandler. Chuck was a test pilot who was abducted by alien [[Skrulls]] during an important test flight. Earth was seen as a strategic location in the ongoing conflict between the alien [[Kree]] and [[Skrull Empires]], so the Skrulls were seeking information on Earth's space program and had captured Chuck to interrogate him. Chuck resisted and escaped, accidentally causing the explosion of the Skrull spacecraft in the process. While his brother Hal watched, the radiation from the explosion seemingly disintegrated Chuck, who disappeared in a burst of light. Hal later discovered, however, that the light burst had imprinted an image of Chuck on each lens of Hal's eyeglasses. Through concentration, Hal could merge the images and cause Chuck to reappear as a three-dimensional man. Chuck become the costumed adventurer known as the 3-D Man and single-handedly subverted the Skrulls' early attempts to undermine Earthly civilization.

Hal would remain comatose whenever the 3-D Man was active but remained aware of the 3-D Man's activities through a mental link. Later, a Skrull's ray weapon altered the transformation so that Hal was the 3-D Man's dominant consciousness for some time. Both brothers' minds seemed to be present in the 3-D Man at all times, but only one of them (usually Chuck) would be in conscious control of the 3-D Man's form on any given occasion.

After a brief career as a costumed adventurer, Hal decided to retire the 3-D Man, partly because he was thinking about starting a family, and partly because he was afraid his brother's consciousness might somehow be lost during periods when Hal was the 3-D Man's dominant consciousness. Hal settled down into a career as a research scientist, got married to Chuck's former girlfriend, and raised two sons. He had only activated the 3-D Man twice in recent years, once to fight a rampaging [[Hulk]]. During this time as 3-D Man, Chuck seemed to be its dominant consciousness again.

More recently, Hal began to feel a strange impulse to travel to the Himalayan Mountains of India. Unbeknownst to him, the presence of a powerful mystical artifact was calling to him. The artifact was a pyramid-shaped shard of light, one of three such shards that were created by the universe in reaction to the presence of pure evil that was cast adrift in this dimension by the extradimensional gods known as the [[Trion]]. One of these shards was captured by the Skrulls who had abducted Chuck Chandler, and its energies had merged with Chuck in creating the 3-D Man.

Chandler also heard the call of the other shard and mounted an expedition to find it. He was betrayed, however, by [[Tremont, Jonothan|Jonathan Tremont]], one of the expedition's guides, who claimed the shard for himself. Hal was held captive by Tremont for many years, and Tremont used the power of his shard to create the religious organization called the [[Triune Understanding]]. Tremont had discovered the true origin of the shards and hoped to use the Understanding to end the threat of the Trion's cast-off evil, which he termed the "Triple-Evil."

Tremont also sought out alternate weapons against the Triple-Evil. He used the power of the shard that was internalized in Hal Chandler to release the powers within a new follower, Delroy Garrett Junior, creating the superhuman champion [[Triathlon]]. Triathlon unknowingly held the essence of both Hal and Chuck within himself.

Ultimately, Tremont and the hero team [[Avengers]] (which now included Triathlon among their members) fought the Triple-Evil and the aliens it had corrupted. Tremont sensed that he might overwhelm the power of the Triple-Evil, to use it for himself to become as a god, and then to reward himself with dominion over all the Earth. Instead, Triathlon found the remaining third shard and, coupling it with the power within him as personified in the 3-D Man, he wrested control of the shard used by Tremont. Using all three shards, a Triathlon/Hal Chandler/Chuck Chandler amalgamation emerged and was able to destroy the Triple-Evil.

Triathlon/3-D Man used the pyramid that once housed the Triple-Evil to return the Avengers to Earth, which had since been conquered by the time-traveling [[Kang]]. They used the power of the pyramid, channeling the energies of all those fall to its assault for millennia, to fight back and ultimately Kang was defeated.

Triathlon returned to Peggy Chandler, separating himself from Hal and Chuck and restoring both of them to physical form. Triathlon found his triple-powers had remained, although Hal and Chuck no longer possessed the power to transform into 3-D Man.

Note: In at least one timeline, a team of adventurers known as the [[1950's Avengers|Avengers]] briefly formed in the 1950's before disbanding at the request of the President, who felt the public wasn't ready to learn of them and their exploits. The 3-D Man was part of that short-lived Avengers team, and their rescue of the President from [[Yellow Claw]] helped dispel the 3-D Man's reputation as a dangerous outlaw thanks to the President's influence.

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