Marvel Super Heroes

Character Statistics

Bulletman
Fighting:Excellent (20)
Bulletman
Agility:Excellent (20)
Strength:Remarkable (30)
Endurance:Good (10)
Reason:Remarkable (30)
Intuition:Excellent (20)
Psyche:Good (10)
Health:80
Karma:60
Resources:Good (10)
Popularity:40
Physical Description:
Height: 5' 11" Hair: Brown
Weight: 180 lbs. Eyes: Blue
Powers/Equipment:
ENHANCED STRENGTH & REASON:
Bulletman's self-invented drug gave him super-strength and increased intellect, as reflected in his primary stats, above.

TELESCOPIC VISION:
Bulletman's self-invented drug gave him Telescopic Vision at Feeble strength, meaning that he can focus on objects up to two miles away.

GRAVITY-REGULATOR HELMET:
This round, pointed headgear was invented by Bulletman after many doses of his self-improvement drug had increased his reason. It has the following abilities:

FLIGHT:
The helmet's gravity-manipulating features allow Bulletman to fly at Incredible speed, or at about 300 mph.

FORCE FIELD:
The helmet can project a force-field around Bulletman's body, shaped so that it more powerful at his head. This field protects Bulletman when he flies, and is of Remarkable strength around his head (allowing him to burst through a barrier of reinforced concrete or steel) and of Excellent strength around his body (sufficient to protect him from standard bullet slugs).

Talents:
Chemistry * Criminology * Ballistics * Pharmacology
Contacts:
Squadron of Justice * The Crime Crusaders Club
Background:
When Police Sergeant Pat Barr died battling gangsters, his son Jim vowed to follow in his footsteps. Becoming a chemist, he was left frail by his studies and was not allowed to join the force. Instead, he took a job as criminologist with the police research bureau, becoming a "test-tube detective" with a specialty in ballistics. Meanwhile, Barr used his knowledge of chemicals to create a drug which built up his muscles and gave him super strength. It also increased his intellect, enabling him to develop the Gravity Regulator Helmet. Creating a costume with which to "terrify evildoers," he became Bulletman. Back at the lab, Barr's pet research project was finding a chemical "crime cure," a drug he hoped would cure humans of their evil side.

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