Brynocki

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Brynocki

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Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
First appearance Master of Kung Fu #33 (Oct 1975)
Created by Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy
In story information
Alter ego None
Species Terrestrial robot
Team affiliations MI-6

Brynocki is a fictional character in the Marvel Universe.

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[edit] Fictional character biography

Brynocki is a toy-like robot created by Mordillo, an insane assassin, an adversary of Shang-Chi. Mordillo's intent is for Brynocki to serve as his assistant and comic relief.[1] Brynocki has the ability to instantly change the appearance of his clothing and his choice of clothes reflects his emotional state of the moment.[2]

Mordillo and Brynocki base themselves on an isolated island. Mordillo develops an attraction to Shang-Chi's love interest, Leiko Wu. Shang-Chi and his allies, including Black Jack Tarr and Clive Reston, invade the island twice, eventually killing Mordillo.

[edit] Skeletons On Hand

Brynocki keeps the destroyed remnants of the island going[3]. He creates new robots and weaponry and polishes his master's skeleton every day. After a deluisional tour of the wrecked island, in which he seems to believe Mordillo's skull is giving him instructions, hee decides to have Wu kidnapped and skelontonized, to place at his master's side.

Brynocki flies his soldiers to the intelligence agency MI-6 in London, Britain. A far-ranging battle erupts, involving Wu, Shang-Chi, Reston and his love interest, Dark Angel. The group destroys the soldiers one by one and Shang-Chi kicks Brynocki out of the flying craft, to crash to London far below. He ends up decapitated but mobile, shocking nearby pedestrians.

Brynocki uses Shockwave as an ally on at least one occasion.

[edit] Rom Spaceknight

Following Brynocki's final appearance in "Master of Kung-Fu" he reappears in Rom Spaceknight #47 (Oct. 1983). While Rom and Starshine are flying over the East China Sea they enter into what Brynocki considers Mordillo's airspace and he launches an attack on them but the Spaceknights survive and retaliate. Shot down along with his boss Brynocki leaves Mordillo's skeleton behind so he can get back to the main base quicker and launch a new attack but he inadvertantly places it on top of a pit of qucksand so it sinks. Rom and Starshine determine that Brynocki is not involved with their own enemies and leave the island and Brynocki goes to retrieve his boss but can't find Mordillo's now submerged remain. Brynocki decides he's been abandoned and needs to find a new friend.

[edit] Iron Man

Many years later, Arcade, also an assassin, finds and employs Brynocki, using his former master's island as a new Murderworld. Iron Man reprograms Brynocki, who helps Iron Man defeat Arcade.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Jacobs, Will; Jones, Gerard (1985). The Comic Book Heroes: From the Silver Age to the Present. Crown Publishers, 235-236. ISBN 0517554402. 
  2. ^ Marvel Appendix entry
  3. ^ "Master of Kung Fu" #119