6’
Brown
Military training
225 lbs.
Black
Batroc (daughter, full name unrevealed)
Batroc trained himself in <i>savate</i> while in the French Foreign Legion, and he later became a costumed mercenary as the Leaper. Although originally working alone, he began and continues to often recruit fellow rogues and criminals when a job may require it, forming the so-called Batroc’s Brigade. His mercenary adventures often led him into criminal activities, and thus he has clashed and continues to clash with many superheroes and costumed crime fighters, notably Captain America. Batroc, while not inherently villainous, is an egotist and often caricature of the romantic ideal of a "thief."
He once worked with an (as he called it) demon, actually a being from another planet. With him, he fought against Captain America and Spider-Man.
Once, Batroc came into conflict with Captain America when he believed he was dying from the breakdown of the Super Soldier serum. Batroc, moved by the Captain's sense of "honor," declared that he would concede defeat and grant Cap's desire. Cap wished that just one of his former enemies would turn away from his life of crime. Genuinely moved, Batroc declared he would do this. However, Batroc soon returned to his mercenary/criminal activities.
Tales of Suspense #75
Batroc trained himself in <i>savate</i> while in the French Foreign Legion, and he later became a costumed mercenary as the Leaper. Although originally working alone, he began and continues to often recruit fellow rogues and criminals when a job may require it, forming the so-called Batroc’s Brigade. His mercenary adventures often led him into criminal activities, and thus he has clashed and continues to clash with many superheroes and costumed crime fighters, notably Captain America. Batroc, while not inherently villainous, is an egotist and often caricature of the romantic ideal of a "thief."
Georges Batroc
No dual identity
Mercenary; former soldier
The Leaper
France
Formerly Thunderbolts Army, Batroc’s Brigade; former employed by the Red Skull and Obadiah Stane
None
Batroc has no superhuman powers, but is supremely agile and the world's expert at savate, the French form of kick-boxing.
None
Batroc (2010) #1
Captain America (1998) #4
Captain America (1968) #358
Captain America (1968) #359
Captain America (1968) #360
Captain America (1968) #361
Captain America (1968) #362
Captain America: Allies & Enemies (Trade Paperback)
Deadpool (1997) #20
Hawkeye: Blind Spot TPB (Trade Paperback)
Captain America (1998) #4
The Punisher (1987) #65
The Punisher (1987) #68
The Punisher (1987) #70
The Unbelievable Gwenpool (2016) #3
The Unbelievable Gwenpool (2016) #8
The Unbelievable Gwenpool (2016) #24