DAREDEVIL Season 3 Character Breakdown May Suggest That One Of The Villains Will Be Sin Eater

@SonOfAGif - Could just be an actual FBI agent. Idk but Kingpin aka the Single Best Thing About the Marvel Shows has been on the sidelines long enough. Time for a comeback. Bullseye would be a nice addition and still waiting for the "DD" chest logo. And I guess Karen murdering Wesley will never be dealt with..bummer.

@Nightwing1015 - And Gladiator finally. And the REAL Nuke.

@Nightwing1015 -
And wouldn't Sin-Eater be owned by Sony, anyways? I'm pretty sure Netflix can't use Spider-Man characters.

@Nightwing1015 - Stilt Mannnnnn!!!!

@LEVITIKUZ -
I doubt it. They're deal primarily pertains to exchanging characters in the movies. And their deal is with Marvel Studios, not the television division (which has nothing to do with the movie division, these days).

@FreelancePeacekeeper - No, just no. The easter egg in Season 1 was enough for me.

@FreelancePeacekeeper - I can't decide which one I'd rather see least. Lol Well I think I still have a 1970's comic with Stilt-Man so he wins, Leap Frog loses.

@RolandD - I'm sorry, but you're so wrong. And I don't mean that to be an internet troll, but with the intent of steering you towards a really good Daredevil book.
Read "Wake Up" by Bendis and Mack.
Imagine it with the Netflix tone, but it's a story about Leapfrog going missing, and Ben Urich interviewing his family and trying to find out what happened. Through the course of the story he starts to understand/see the darker more violent tendencies that drive Matt. But the main story is in getting to know Leapfrogs son and the abuse he suffers from his father, and how each time the villain fails against the hero, someone else pays the price. The weakest suffer the most.

The ending has Urich go home to his family, and when he gets to his front door he has to bury all the pain and misery his job exposes him to so he doesn't in turn bring the same pain to his family that everyone else passes on to the next person. He's a hero because he suffers in silence.
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I know Leapfrog isn't a great villain, but that's the point. A lot of times a far more interesting story can be told utilizing less dynamic foes.

Give it a read, or google it. The artwork is beautiful.

@RolandD - Normally I like to go deep into esoteric dadaism. But in this moment... that's a good book. It's the good books that are so rare yet also made us fans.