Wilson Fisk Found 7 people in New York, Florida and 4 other states

iscover the true identity of Ronin, the assassin who had killed her father. That put her on a collision course with Clint Barton/Hawkeye.Barton revealed that Wilson Fisk/Kingpin (Vincent D'Onofrio) wanted her father dead. In the Hawkeye finale, Kingpin escaped, only to be confronted by an angry Maya. W

flix's Marvel shows, which are targeted at more "mature" audiences,the impact of violenceis the mainthing. This is trueinDaredevil's first season, especiallywhen Vincent D'Onofrio's Wilson Fisk crushes a man's skull by repeatedlyslamming it ina car door. Or inThe Punisher's first season, wh

The comic book version of the company was co-owned by Tony Stark and Wilson Fisk, who might have been enemies in their alter egos (Iron Man and the Kingpin, respectively), but shared a certain sense of civic pride when it came to keeping New York City relatively free of debris and unexploded death t

Theres one more important character to mention, and thats Madame Gao. She was introduced in season 1 of Daredevil as an associate of Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin. Madame Gao was mainly known back then for running a massive heroin operation in Hells Kitchen (which contrary to Daredevils apparent beli

The opening sequence of "Seven Minutes in Heaven" follows Wilson Fisk's journey after we last saw him in season one: He's apprehended, admitted into prison, confronts a man named Dutton who declares himself the Kingpin inside the joint, and slowly uses his (diminished, yet still significant) resourc

ogs) and Cody Lightning (Hey, Viktor!), and directors Sydney Freeland (Reservation Dogs, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds) and Catriona McKenzie (The Walking Dead, Shining Vale). The cast also includes Vincent DOnofrio as Wilson Fisk (a.k.a. Kingpin) and Charlie Cox as Daredevil (a.k.a. Dar

Add to that Liev Schreiber as a terrifying Wilson Fisk/Kingpin and Kathryn Hahn as an intriguing new version of Doctor Octopus (Olivia "Liv" Octavius), and you've got a supporting cast more than capable of keeping up with the main duo.

Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio): Behind bars, large and in charge of his prison community. There's currently no indication he will appear in The Defenders, but one certainly hopes the Kingpin will drop in.

So far, these Netflix shows have mirrored the Marvel Cinematic Universe on the big screen in that most of the villains have been men: think Wilson Fisk, Kilgrave, the Punisher, Cottonmouth, and Diamondback. Jeri may be an icy litigator and Elektra something of an antihero, but neither were straight-

As far as other Netflix heroes go, Mariah mentions that she is taking Wilson Fisk as an example of what not to do. We also see the low-level Daredevil antagonist Turk in Episode 2, playing chess with Fish. He first showed up in Daredevilas a literal human trafficker, but has mostly been dealing wea

The Daredevil series was largely the most popular of the Netflix series, with fans clamoring for Cox to return to the MCU. The show also introduced Vincent DOnofrios imposing villain Wilson Fisk aka Kingpin, who most recently appeared in the Disney+ series Hawkeye. Its also been rumored that

its no secret that Marvels Netflix shows have struggled when it comes to Asian representation, and that struggle continues in this episode. Iron Fist introduced some new Asian characters, but most of them were villains who did not get the definition of a Wilson Fisk, Kilgrave, or Cottonmouth. Iro

exactly that: It was about not painting her as a mustache-twirling villain who wants to do nothing but bad things to this city. Each of these shows have featured very compelling antagonists, whether that's Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk or Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle or David Tennant as Kilgrave.

The company is co-owned by Stark and Wilson Fisk in the comics, but its unlikely well get to see Vincent DOnofrios Kingpin show up in a proper Marvel film. But at least the connection is there should they choose to explore it.

d Incident led to the creation of these street-levelseries in the first place. The Incident had a direct effect on the changing face of Hells Kitchen and on the rise of both Wilson Fisk and Daredevil, but by the timeIron Fistbegins, the Avengers actions barely resonate. (Its not like Danny

. I did well in school. But he always loved Carl more. Thats the nuance wed seen in Cottonmouth and Mariah, and in Wilson Fisk and Frank Castle back Daredevil days. I wish it could have lasted, if only because Harveys so good at it, but hes back to bluster before long.

heres a small but lovely beat when the two of them laugh about some dudes attempt to pick her up by ordering her a Blue Hawaiian in which they interact like people who simply enjoy each others company, not like a pair of supervillains; its reminiscent of Wilson Fisks repartee with his inner cir

We flashback to Wilson Fisk (Vincent DOnofrio) being brought into jail after the events of season 1. He is made aware of his financial situation from his lawyer, and then warned by the prison Kingpin Dutton (William Forsythe) not to try anything cute, as this is his yard. So naturally, Fisk immed

The last 15 minutes of this episode were unreal. Frank Castle and his interactions with Wilson Fisk were insane, and the deal that gets Castle out of jail will undoubtedly make the next episodes even better. Frank is a man torn between accepting one wrong for the sake of getting more revenge. Next

After seven episodes of dour grimness, episode eight of Marvels Daredevil brought us a marvelous treat. We saw the surprise return of Wilson Fisk, played once again with seething bravado by Vincent DOnofrio. The girthy crime lord was a constant source of delight in the shows first season, antagon