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| Real Name: George Tam Wong | ||||||||
| Also Known As: No known Alias | ||||||||
| Place Of Birth: Unknown | ||||||||
| First Appearance: Punisher Vol.2 #17 (1989) Modern Age Villain | ||||||||
| Known Associates: Kingpin | ||||||||
| Group Affiliation: Formerly the Triad and the Tong | ||||||||
| Base Of Operations: Chicago, Illinois | ||||||||
| Grudges: The Punisher | ||||||||
| Creators: Mike Baron and Whilce Portacio | ||||||||
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| George has no superhuman abilities, but he is highly intelligent, especially in accounting, mathematics, and criminal strategy. He is quite athletic, with some training in the martial arts, and is proficient in the use of knives (especially the butterfly knife), as well as firearms. He is experienced with high-tech computer equipment, such as a spectrographic scanner, which he kept in his briefcase. | |||||||
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| George used to be a caddy for his uncle Arthur. After Microchip introduced a computer virus into the Kingpin's systems, he summoned Mr. Wong to do his accounting by hand. Mr. Wong brought his nephew, George, as well as his (Mr. Wong's) personal assassin, Mr. Lem. | ||||
| George stood by silently as the Kingpin discussed his problems with the Punisher. When the Kingpin's young computer expert, Board, mouthed off to the Kingpin, Mr. Wong offered George's services, telling Fisk that George would deem it an honour to chastise the boy. Fisk gave the ascent, and with a punch and a kick, George successfully taught the Board proper respect. | ||||
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| George Wong at Marvel Database | ||||
| George Wong at Marvel Universe: The Appendix | ||||