Or maybe he's a mutant, whose power has absolutely nothing to do with his stretchy mechanical leg building skills, and the Five on Krakoa revived him, pretty much for fun.
Actually, that could be a fun reveal for a major villain coming back against all odds. Like Nefaria or the Wizard or someone shows up out of the blue after a fairly terminal exit in their last plotline and announces "Yeah, turns out I'm a mutant. I didn't know either... apparently my power involves being able to turn 2cc of acetic acid into 2 cc's of saline per day, which is of no use to me whatsoever, but I'm still on the reurrection protocols on Krakoa... so... yay for loopholes!"
Quite true. But there have been a couple since Wilbur Day and I'm not sure which one this is. The fact these stilts seem to actually be his legs suggested to me that he's using similar technology to the prosthetics that Otto came up with to help Aunt May walk properly again and like the ones he gave Flash after taking the symboite from him and the most recent Stilt Man is the one who used Otto's work in the past.
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If it is Wilbur, I'm happy to see him mellowing out and being a hero (sorta?).
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Actually, that could be a fun reveal for a major villain coming back against all odds. Like Nefaria or the Wizard or someone shows up out of the blue after a fairly terminal exit in their last plotline and announces "Yeah, turns out I'm a mutant. I didn't know either... apparently my power involves being able to turn 2cc of acetic acid into 2 cc's of saline per day, which is of no use to me whatsoever, but I'm still on the reurrection protocols on Krakoa... so... yay for loopholes!"
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