Chris bradford bullet catcher series 3 books collection set (bulletcatcher, blowback, sniper)

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Neuro in Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro, so many times. He catches one with his eyelid, he is just that awesome. Maxima of Grrl Power can do this, and in fact its the very first power demonstrated in the comic. She has Super-Speed and Nigh-Invulnerability, so its justified. Also the first hint that something was wrong with the robbery: She could have easily taken out the robbers before they finished pulling out their guns. SHAZAM! (2019): Dr. Sivana, who has gained superpowers, grabs Billy Batson and holds his head underwater, preventing him from transforming since he can't say Shazam. To save him, Mary tries to shoot Sivana in the eye. Sivana instinctively catches the bullet, but he lets go of Billy to do it, allowing Billy to surface and transform. This might be the story of Raoul Curran, who died in 1880 when an audience member stood up and shot him. Link here. One mobster by the name of Carmine "The Snake" Persico built up a reputation as a man that was hard to kill. In one noteworthy incident, the car he was in was riddled with bullets. One of the spent rounds lodged itself in his mouth, and he spat it out when he got up. Thus, Carmine became known among his compatriots as a man who could literally catch bullets.

Dragon Ball Super: Goku effortlessly catches the bullets from an automatic gun when confronted by thieves, and Krillin failing to stop a bullet (it just bruises him) is treated as a sign that he's getting rusty.Superman: One minute ago, I saw a little girl screaming because she was staring down the barrel of a gun. She was nine, and she will remember it for the rest of her life. (bang) Now you will, too. Demonhosts in Eisenhorn books are depicted to be able to catch bolts (essentially mini-missiles shot from a machine gun) in mid-air. Corvo from Dishonored can do this thanks to his ability of slowing or downright stopping time. He can even use it to reload his gun with his enemies' bullets. This Bites!: When told of Porche's unimportance to a meeting taking place, Sheepshead pulls out a gun and intends to kill her. However, the bullet is stopped inches from her face thanks to Luffy placing his palm in front of her and using his Gum-Gum power to absorb the bullet's speed. Luffy is not happy at this. One story/legend attributed to the Wild West era is of a magician/con artist who goes around town and starts up an act where he bets bystanders that he can catch a bullet. A person in the crowd comes forward, offers to do so, takes aim and fires. The man catches the bullet and takes his cash. Of course, the guy with the gun is a plant, the gun fires blanks and the bullet is a pre-fired round manipulated with some theatrics and slight of hand. This goes well until someone else in the crowd decides to engage in a bit of "audience participation" with a real gun. He didn't catch that one.

In the Legends of Tomorrow episode " Outlaw Country", Nate, after shrugging off a hail of bullets, catches one in his teeth. Terence Hill's character in Super Fuzz has a goon fire some seven shots at him. And he catches first six with the barrel of his (empty) revolver and the seventh, with his teeth! On Heroes, arch-villain Sylar can use his telekinesis to freeze bullets in mid-air Neo style. Although after he gained a superpowered Healing Factor, he generally stopped bothering and just took the hits.

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The Flash: Snatching bullets out of the air is a standard tactic of pretty much all of the speedsters in The DCU. A variant is seen in Alien Soldier, wherein the main character can create a brief force field that turns enemy fire into health powerups.

Magneto does this all the time in the X-Men Film Series, as he has the power to control metal objects. In X-Men: First Class while training he encourages Xavier to put a pistol to his head and pull the trigger. Xavier refuses because this is too easy a test of his powers. One of the sidebar mini-stories from the Cyberpunk game involves someone with enhanced reflexes doing just this. The storyteller mentioned that he had to get a cyberhand afterwards, but he figured the guy would be getting drinks off that story till the end of time. Superwomen of Eva 2: Lone Heir of Krypton: Asuka catches several bullets, one of them with her teeth, but she finally proves that she truly is faster than a speeding bullet by going from flying above the city, through all of the Geofront's armor layers, and into the Geofront to save Kaji in the time it takes for the bullet to get from Chiron's gun to him. Nwifuru, who served as the Speaker of the State House of Assembly between 2015 and 2023, said that judges risked their lives by sentencing convicted criminals. Characters in GURPS can do this if they have Enhanced Time sense. With great difficulty they can deflect lasers.In the very first chapter of Samurai Deeper Kyo, two Mooks pull this off by catching multiple bullets with their teeth. Kyo proceeds to slice them to ribbons so fast they don't even realize what happened. The manga only gets crazier from there. Possible in Source engine games, but much easier to do in Garry's Mod. You just need to install a Bullet Time addon and a hostile NPC with a non- hitscan weapon.

An Invoked Trope in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Batman fires a 40mm grenade at Superman, only for the Man of Steel to grab it in front of his face. Meaning the grenade is at exactly the right distance when it explodes, giving Superman a faceful of Kryptonite gas. So this was likely a literal Batman Gambit by the firer. In G Gundam, one of Domon's first scenes has him catching an entire volley of bullets, from multiple automatic weapons, all between his fingers. Zoom manages to catch an entire volley of bullets fired by the Central City Police Department with one hand. Kopps: In his daydream, Benny the cop catches several bullets with his hands and forms a grenade out of them, which he tosses over his shoulder, unflinched by the explosion. The legislature and judiciary deliver dividends of democracy to the people more than the executive arm, though people might say this view is because I come from the legislative arm.He noted that though his administration has yet to achieve its aspirations towards the state judiciary, it was not complaining. In Tales of Xillia 2, Alvin interrupts Khronos with a trio of pistol shots aimed at his head, but he effortlessly catches all three of them between his fingers. The fact that he can manipulate the flow of time probably helped him there. In Kung Fu Hustle, The Beast shows off his formidable skills by putting a gun to his own head, firing, and catching the bullet with two fingers. Any remaining dissent was silenced. Near the end of the anime-only plot line the main villain catches Alucard's bullets in his head. It doesn't make sense in context either. In Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, Cloud Strife deflects bullets with his BFS with little effort. Not quite as cool as a catch, except he stops tons of them.