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Who Is Discus? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Discus (Marvel): Discus is a mercenary for hire who normally works with his brother Stiletto and they have come into conflict with numerous heroes including Luke Cage,

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Discus is a Marvel comic book character, the alter ego of Tim Stuart, with over 31 comic issue appearances. Discus is a mercenary for hire who normally works with his brother Stiletto and they have come into conflict with numerous heroes including Luke Cage, Iron Fist and Spider Man.

Who is Discus?

Origin Discus and Stiletto confront Cage. Tim Stuart would first appear disguised as the mercenary known as Discus alongside his brother Stiletto and the two of them would come into conflict with Luke Cage. Tim was bigger, stronger and more athletic between the two siblings and agreed to help his brother. Discus came to help his brother take Cage down and bring him back to Seagate prison. They attacked Cage at his apartment home in New York and took the fight to the streets. Cage defeated both brothers despite a valiant effort when he was suddenly confronted by their father Tyler Stuart . He threatened to shoot Cage unless he released his two sons. Tyler told Cage that he could not explain why his sons became mercenaries and where they got their fantastic devices.

Key facts

Discus is of human origin and first appeared in "The Broadway Mayhem of 1974". The character is published by Marvel. With 31 recorded issue appearances, Discus ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Discus?

Discus is a mercenary for hire who normally works with his brother Stiletto and they have come into conflict with numerous heroes including Luke Cage, Iron Fist and Spider Man.

What is Discus's real name?

Discus's real identity is Tim Stuart.

When did Discus first appear?

Discus first appeared in "The Broadway Mayhem of 1974".

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