Previous Post Quote: I'm not sure if its ever been established that he is the 'master' of electricity. His control of it has as far as I recall always been restricted to the mundane, such as electric blasts. He seems to lack the ability, imagination or application to truly master his potential in the way that someone like Magneto did with magnetism. Yes but it is only a matter of personality : like Iceman, Electro is an underachiever. Magneto met Electro and claimed that Dillon's power rivaled his own. He doesn't do it but it doesn't mean that he cannot do it.

Either way, the laws of physics dictate that energy cannot be destroyed, therefore technically neither can an energy based being like Wonderman.

Dillons only hope would be somehow changing or converting Wondermans energy into a form from which he would not be able to recorperate himself.

When Wonderman was 'killed' by the exploding Kree Ion cannon in Force Works #1, this theory was mentioned at that time - that technically he couldnt be destroyed, but may never be able to refom himself due to changes in his atomic structure, and so was effectively 'dead'.

The chance of Dillon ever being educated, patient, motivated or diligent enough to really reach his potential is slim, where as the likes of Iceman have those attributes.