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Bulldozer A.K.A Henry Camp is one of the members of The Wrecking Crew whom he alike his fellow members (except for the group's leader Wrecker) made his comic book debut in The Defenders #17 back in November of 1974. Bulldozer's real name is Henry Camp whom was from Topeka, Kansas and was a Master Sargent in the US Army until he was dishonorably discharged in which he went into a life of crime and got sent into prison. Bulldozer got his powers from Wrecker and his enchanted Crowbar like Thunderball and Piledriver however unlike those two his only powers are his Super Strong body as his plated helmet was just simply made for him. While Bulldozer did have some basic hand-to-hand combat training from the US army he generally prefers to just ram his enemies with his head.

EDITOR'S OPINION

Today on the Mighty Thor VC section we take a look at the 3rd VC we shall be doing for the Wrecking Crew... BULLDOZER! In Marvel Ultimate Alliance, Bulldozer appeared and was voiced by James Arnold Taylor. While James does have a pretty good vocal range its not often that one would hear him trying to do a big gruff voice and he does a pretty good job with that. James performance was also rather suiting for Bulldozer's brutish personality pretty well too and is a pretty good example of the James' voice work in that game.

Bulldozer appeared in a couple of episodes of the Super Hero Squad Show voiced by Roger Rose. While Roger's voice was pretty good and did suit the role fairly well but Bulldozer barely had any lines in that show. But still Roger did show a decent amount of potential for the role and his work did suit the role pretty well in general so I guess I can't complain here as it is a decent example of Roger's work.

In Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes Bulldozer only had a brief speaking role in one episode in which the line was done by James C Mathis III. While James' voice for the role is pretty good and does show a considerable amount of potential but while Bulldozer normally doesn't get a lot of lines in adaptations to begin with he only had one line in this show so far. But still aside from that certain detail James C Mathis' work for the role is good and does make one wish that Bulldozer had at least a little bit more lines. Overall none of these guys are bad but I will go with James Arnold Taylor the most because while his work as Bulldozer is good but its also because Bulldozer had a bit more of a presence in that game than he did in Super Hero Squad and Avengers EMH.

(Kevin Michael Richardson voiced Bulldozer in USM and KMR's gruff voice for the role does work pretty well as his performance does suit Bulldozer's brutish persona well. I admit I am still going with JAT the most but KMR is pretty good as well.)


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