Batroc (December 9, 1966) This Day In Comics
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Georges Batroc was born in Marseille, France, and served in the French Foreign Legion. He is a French costumed mercenary who specializes in savate, a form of kickboxing, with acrobatic skills and articulate unusual flexibility. In the character’s first appearance in Tales of Suspense #75 (December 9, 1966).

Georges Batroc was born in Marseille, France, and served in the French Foreign Legion. He is a French costumed mercenary who specializes in savate, a form of kickboxing, with acrobatic skills and articulate unusual flexibility. In the character’s first appearance in Tales of Suspense #75 (December 9, 1966),
<a href=httpswwwcomicbookaddictscom202309doctor occult september 13 1935 this day in comics>First<a> appearance in Tales of Suspense 75 December 9 1966

Tales of Suspense #75 

Writer: Stan Lee/Jack Kirby
Penciler: Jack Kirby/Gene Colan
Inker: Jack Tartaglione/Jack Abel
Colorist: Uncredited
Letterer: Sam Rosen/Artie Simek
Editor: Stan Lee
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Cover Price: 12 Cents

He was hired by Them to steal the Inferno-42 cylinder. He first battled Captain America during this mission. When Batroc introduced himself with typical bluster, Cap revealed, to Batroc’s delight, that he had already heard of the mercenary: “Batroc the Leaper, eh? A master of la savate, the French art of boxing with the feet!” Later, he was again hired by Hydra and abducted Sharon Carter for them. He lured Captain America into a rematch, in which he insisted Hydra not intervene, and again lost; however, when Hydra agents prepared to kill both Cap and himself, Batroc, incensed at such “men wizout honair,” switched sides to help Cap against Hydra.

Batroc December 9 1966 This Day In Comics