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Who Is Bruiser? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Bruiser (Marvel): A hitman who is able to shift his center of gravity to any part of his body. He is sponsored by several terrorist groups, which is why he wears the pa

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Bruiser is a Marvel comic book character, with over 36 comic issue appearances. A hitman who is able to shift his center of gravity to any part of his body. He is sponsored by several terrorist groups, which is why he wears the patches on his costume.

Who is Bruiser?

Major Story Arcs Crap! You Better Run! His true origins unknown, the man who became known as the Bruiser decided he wanted to beat the Hulk one day and made up a list of various heroes and villains that were considered "tough" for him to fight. At some point, he gained jobs from the likes of A.I.M , H.Y.D.R.A . and the Serpent Society . Eventually, he was hired by the Midas Corporation as a hire and after beating Ox of the Enforcers , he was assigned to take down Daredevil . During his first fight with Daredevil, the man without fear was unable to get a handle on Bruiser due to his abilities and was knocked overboard into the ocean. Thinking he had killed Daredevil, Bruiser retrieved his targets for the Midas Corporation and headed back to shore unaware that Daredevil had survived and was hiding on the boat's side as it returned to port. Not long after entering the Midas Corporation, Daredevil made himself known and fought Bruiser again. He soon discovered that Bruiser was able to shift his center of gravity into any part of his body, making him use his fist like a wrecking ball or be unmovable.

Key facts

Bruiser is of human origin. The character is published by Marvel. With 36 recorded issue appearances, Bruiser ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Bruiser?

A hitman who is able to shift his center of gravity to any part of his body. He is sponsored by several terrorist groups, which is why he wears the patches on his costume.

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