Maybe in Daredevil Season 3…
This article contains spoilers for Daredevil season 1 and 2 and potential spoilers for Daredevil Season 3.
Some of them have become legends, while others…not so much.
Plus, you have some villainous synergy withMarvels Agents of SHIELDthrough Cobras classic partnership with Hyde.
Then again, with relations between Marvel and Sony over Spidey being newly-thawed, anything is possible.
Manuel Eloganto didnt even have any powers.
He would just fight super heroes the same way he fought bulls.
He kind of just waved his cape at them.
Lee came up with some blah blah that Matadors weighted cape confused Daredevils senses, but yeah, no.
How did they get stuff done?
What a pair of maroons.
Come senor Man-Bull; let us rob the bank!
Wait, why are you charging, argggh!
The thing is, ol Leland Owlsley appears to croak at the end of season one.
Dont be at all surprised if a new, more comic book-y version of the Owl appears inDaredevilSeason 3.
Some of the Daredevil/Ox battles were actually pretty memorable back in the day.
Theres was this one time, some scientist dude swiped bodies with Ox, and…oh forget it.
Well…maybe not.
There was a pretty crazy Stilt-Man easter eggthat popped up towards the end of the first season.
Did you spot it?
1 12 Billy Clubs
Mr.
Fear
First appearance: Daredevil #6 (1965)
Mr.
There have been at least four villains who took the name Mr.
Fear, each using a special fear gun to instill terror in their victims.
Fear worthy of future exploration by Marvel studios.
Its not looking good for the Ani-Men when their boss sucks worse than they do.
What, does he sneak into messy houses and tidy them up or something?
The Ani-Men all dress like their animal namesake and all kind of suck.
These guys are the masochistic furries of the Marvel Universe.
TV Potential: 1 Billy Club between the five of them.Thats 1/5th Billy Club each.Jerks.
But that god awful mask disqualifies this window licking candy ass from any sort of villainous consideration.
He should have just called himself Curtains and maybe we would take him more seriously.
Its Curtains for you Daredevil!
or This time, it will be the Curtains that hang you, Daredevil!
Gladiator fought Daredevil many times till Potter reformed and opened a costume shop in Hells Kitchen.
Bet good money that we see him put it on inDaredevilSeason 3.
Between this guy and Frog-Man of the Ani-Men, its a wonder Daredevil doesnt have warts.
Death-Stalker created the technology that allowed him to slip between dimensions and spy on others.
He could teleport, become immaterial and was a stone cold killer along with being a criminal mastermind.
Teleporting blindly, Death-Stalker sliced himself in half with a tombstone.
A very EC Comics death for one of Daredevils most underrated baddies.
Jonathan Powers was a struggling, out of work actor with an ego the size of Kingpins buffet brunch.
He turned to crime to make it seek the attention he so craved on the stage.
The Jester is a superb athlete and combatant and has many gimmick gag weapons like his trademark weighted yo-yo.
This criminal mastermind has had many plots foiled by Daredevil but still hasnt exited the stage as of yet.
The drugs were killing him, but Stunt-Master didnt care.
Anything for the spotlight.
Crime-Wave here was a major Daredevil foe for quite awhile in the early Bronze Age.
Crime-Wave himself (and really, shouldnt he have been a Silver Surfer villain?)
But lets face it, villains dont come more dime a dozen than a criminal named Crime-Wave.
Hopefully, the Marvel TV Karen Page will have a better time of it than her comic book counterpart.
Im sure Deborah Ann Woll wont have to endure these sorts of daddy issues.
When Bull was taken down by Daredevil, Kline experimented on Bull transforming him into this Minotaur monstrosity.
Man-Bull just kind of charges at things, and then misses and gets beat up.
As we said,he teamed with Matadorwhich is the funniest thing ever.
The Talon was a master martial artist who at some point in his career broke his hands.
He reinforced his scarred hands with metal plates and gauntlets and become a killer for hire.
If Marvel Studios wants some synergy between their Netflix shows and their films, there you go.
Still, the Blue Talon loses points for not really wearing blue.
The Dark Messiah did put together a group of villains known as the Disciples of Doom.
This team of morts consisted of Josiah the Deceiver, MacAbee the Tall, and Uriah the Faithful.
Granted Angars screams caused LSD like hallucinations in his victims.
Lawrence Chesney was fascinated by the made up pulp hero, the Copperhead.
Chesneys father was the model for Copperhead on pulp covers and actually began to believe he was Copperhead.
This brought him into conflict with Daredevil where the insane villain was killed.
But, Copperhead wasnt done.
After his death; he was sent to Earth by a demon and tasked with collecting Spider-Mans soul.
Not a long history for Copperhead, but a fascinating one.
The second Copperhead sucked.
Other than his HYDRA affiliations, this baby wipe of a villain has nothing going for him.
Like that dope Bird-Man of the Ani-Men, El Jaguar was killed by the Scourge of Underworld.
Under Frank Miller, Bullseye became one of the most feared and deadly jerks in the annals Marvel villaindom.
This badass was resurrected by the Hand to take on Daredevil and his sensei Stick.
Its only a matter of time.
Expect them back forDaredevilSeason 3.
For real, this guy makes Super Shredder poop his gi.
The Hand
Where would Daredevil be without the Hand?
Heck, The Hand are also the inspiration for the Foot Clan from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
What we got in Season 2 was only a taste.
They need to come back forDaredevilSeason 3.
Kinda on the nose there, dont you think?
Crossbow is kind of like Oliver Queen except that he sucks.
And uses a crossbow.
Kingpin brought Nuke to Hells Kitchen and sent the patriot gone mad to take down Daredevil.
Nuke is a living embodiment of the tragedy of war and one of Daredevils most poignant and troubling foes.
), Bushwacker is still a rather cool villain.
for some reason; he then turned his attention to killing mutants, particularly those with artistic gifts.
He became an operative of the Kingpins and ran afoul of Daredevil and the Punisher many times.
He was recently killed by Wolverine.
Sadly, he never got to rediscover God and fire Communion wafers out of his GUN ARM!
He would translate well to TV though.
Poor Mary Walker has dissociative identity disorder and is a sweet Pollyanna-like actress.
Her darker half, Typhoid Mary is one of the worlds deadliest assassins.
The conflict and drama that Typhoid has brought to Daredevils life over the years is second only to Elektra.
Fear identity to raise havoc and terror in Hells Kitchen.
When she consumed her fathers fear formula and transformed into the monstrous Shock.
He was cool but rather forgettable until Ed Brubaker got his hands on him.
When Brubaker was writing the Daredevil series, he reintroduced the Black Tarantula and had him reform.
He became a reluctant ally to Daredevil and turned his vast powers to fighting crime.
Alexander Bont
First appearance Daredevil vol.
Bont was a vicious killer back in the day before Wilson Fisk rose to power.
An insanely violent storyline followed that could make for some great television.
Lady Bullseye
Daredevil #111 vol.
2 (2008)
The sultry Lady Bullseye was once a victim kidnapped by the Yakuza.
When Bullseye slaughtered her captors, she patterned her life after the first person to show her real power.
Lady Bullseye has become one of Daredevils most persistent foes.
Sub-Mariner recognized that quality in Daredevil and gave the blind swashbuckler his respect.
TV Potential: 5 Billy Clubs but it aint gonna happen.
This article originally ran in April of 2015.
It has been lightly updated and corrected since then.
