deflect bullets. Rogues gallery Appearances Bulletman and Bulletgirl appeared in: Nickel Comics #1–8 (May–Aug 1940) Master Comics #7–82, 84–106 (Oct 1940 – Aug 1949) Bulletman #1–16 (Summer 1941 – Fall 1946) America's Greatest Comics #1–8 (Fall 1941 – Summer 1943) Mary Marvel #8 (Dec 1946) Whiz Comics #106 (Feb 1949) Other versions In the late 1970s, the Hasbro toy company produced an apparently unlicensed Bulletman action figure as part of its G.I. Joe toy line. This foot-tall toy was similar in appearance to the classic Fawcett character, except that it had vacuum-metalized silver arms, and bare legs. Bulletman and Bulletgirl also appeared in Alex Ross and Mark Waid's Kingdom Come limited series. In other media Television Bulletman appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "Joker: The Vile and the Villainous!", voiced by Yuri Lowenthal. He is featured in a flashback foiling Weeper's plot to destroy Fawcett City. References and parodies In the animated series The Tick, an homage to Bulletman appears as The Human Bullet. The Irish rock band Bullet Girl are named after the Bulletgirl character. References External links Biography of the two heroes Toonopedia entry Bulletman Chronology Earth-S Bulletman Index Free Download from Digital Comic Museum Golden Age Comics Read Bulletman issues at Fury Comics Read Master Comics issues at Fury Comics Read America's Greatest Comics issues at Fury Comics Read Mary Marvel #8, guest-starring Bulletgirl, at Fury Comics Characters created by Bill Parker (comics) DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics metahumans DC Comics superheroes Fawcett Comics superheroes Golden Age superheroes 1941 comics debuts Comic strip duos Comics characters introduced in 1941 Comics characters introduced in 1940 Comics characters introduced in 1997