Man-Bull
William Taurens was a criminal who volunteered for a secret experiment involving injections of a serum derived from bull hormones, which transformed him into the monstrous Man-Bull — granting him superhuman strength, durability, and a powerful, bestial physique.
Charging out of the Bronze Age in Daredevil #95, Man-Bull has been one of Marvel's most tenaciously persistent bruisers since Gerry Conway and Gene Colan unleashed him in 1973. Over five decades he's kept dangerous company — crossing paths with Daredevil, Spider-Man, and Captain America, and throwing in his lot with outfits as colorful as A.I.M. and Batroc's Brigade. His stomping grounds have ranged from the mean streets of Daredevil and Captain America to the gritty pages of Punisher War Journal, making him a reliable presence whenever Marvel needs a heavy with real menace. If you love the rough-and-tumble texture of Bronze Age villainy, Man-Bull is exactly the kind of character worth digging into.
Real name. William Taurens
Powers. While Taurens has had no formal training in hand to hand combat, his powers alone have made him a formidable combatant. He often uses street fighting techniques that allow him to make full use of his strength.
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