Elektra | Comics

An Olympic level athlete and a master assassin trained by ninja cult The Hand, Elektra Natchios was the daughter of a Greek Ambassador. During her time in college, she started a relationship with the blind lawyer Matt Murdock, who would later become Daredevil. After she lost her father in an accident during a hostage situation, she gave up on law and traveled to Japan.

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Her master Stick; who also trained Matt, trained her up well enough but she later joined the ranks of The Hand. Elektra become their top assassin but eventually left them after sometime to be a bounty hunter. Soon, in New York, she earned the place of Kingpin’s top assassin and encountered her former lover Daredevil again.

One of Kingpin’s former hitman Bullseye impaled her with her own sais in retaliation to get his old position back. She was resurrected and revived by Stone, yet she did not appear to Matt for years. She even tangled with the feral mutant Wolverine several times; especially when he lost his Adamantium and also when he went rogue as “The Enemy of the State” after being re-programmed by Hydra.

She was then captured and replaced by the Skrulls before their “Secret Invasion” on Earth which is revealed after the imposter died in a battle with New Avengers. Norman Osborn's Dark Reign brought her imprisonment to a H.A.M.M.E.R. facility, which she escaped soon. She is offered a place in the ranks of the newly reformed Thunderbolts strike team alongside Agent Venom, Deadpool, Red Hulk, Punisher and The Leader.

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Agent of The Hand

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Daredevil by Frank Miller & Klaus Janson Omnibus Vol 01

Daredevil Visionaries – Frank Miller Vol 03 (Softcover)

Daredevil Visionaries – Frank Miller Vol 03 (Hardcover)

The Elektra Saga

Elektra – Assassin

Daredevil/Elektra – Love and War

Elektra Lives Again

Elektra by Frank Miller Omnibus

Elektra – The Scorpio Key

Elektra & Wolverine – The Redeemer

Elektra – Introspect

Elektra – The Hand

Bullseye – Greatest Hits

Dark Reign – Elektra

During his run on the monthly ongoing Daredevil series in 1981, legendary comic book creator Frank Miller (All Star Batman & Robin, Batman – Year One) created the character Elektra. Over time, she appeared on many limited series as well as a couple of her own monthly ongoing and that’s not all; this popular heroine was involved in many of the important crossover events and stories of Marvel Comics.

Resurrection and Beyond

Actress Jennifer Garner portrayed the character adaptation in both motion picture of Daredevil (2003) and its spin-off, Elektra (2005). Later, when Marvel's Daredevil premiered on Netflix, the character appeared in Season 2 of the show, played by Élodie Yung.
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Spider-Woman | Comics

Geneticist Jonathan Drew was an accomplice of High Evolutionary, who in a desperate attempt to save his daughter Jessica Drew from Uranium poisoning, gave her a serum derived from arachnids' blood and placed her into stasis. The process slowed down her aging process and developing powers. She woke up to find her parents missing, eventually leading her to work for Hydra who tasked her to kill Nick Fury; Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. but she refused to do so.

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She stumbled onto The Thing and clashed with sorceress Morgan le Fay. With help from The Avengers, Tigra and Doctor Strange, Jessica was freed of Morgan's spells but lost her powers. While trying to restore her powers, Jessica sought aid from Hydra again and was replaced by Skrull Queen Veranke.

Veranke staged the 'Breakout' and the New Avengers were assembled. After the Skrull Invasion was over, she is rescued and Wolverine recruited her to the team in spite of Ronin's disapproval. To earn her keep, she helped Luke Cage find his daughter and double-crossed Osborn and his Dark Avengers. Abigail Brand offered her to become an Agent of S.W.O.R.D. and she accepted.

Following Siege, she was part of the adventures where The Avengers fought Kang (Next Avengers) and The Hood (Infinity Quest). The Serpent's War brought her close to Hawkeye and they started a relationship. When Avengers/X-Men conflict arose, she supported the former. As Spider-Woman, she joined forces with Scarlet Spider, Silk and Spider-Man during Spider-Verse.

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Life of Jessica Drew

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Essential Spider-Woman Vol 01

Essential Spider-Woman Vol 02

Women of Marvel Vol 02

Wolverine Epic Collection – Madripoor Nights

West Coast Avengers – Along Came A Spider-Woman

Spider-Woman – Origin (Softcover)

Spider-Woman – Origin (Hardcover)

Jessica Jones – Alias Vol 03

The Loners – The Secret Lives of Super Heroes

Daredevil by Ed Brubaker and Michael Lark Omnibus Vol 02

New Avengers Vol 01 – Breakout

New Avengers Vol 02 – Sentry

New Avengers Vol 03 – Secrets and Lies

New Avengers Vol 04 – The Collective

New Avengers Vol 05 – Civil War

Civil War – Marvel Universe

New Avengers Vol 06 – Revolution

New Avengers Vol 07 – The Trust

Secret Invasion (Softcover)

Secret Invasion (Hardcover)

New Avengers Vol 11 – Search for the Sorcerer Supreme (Softcover)

New Avengers Vol 11 – Search for the Sorcerer Supreme (Hardcover)

Dark Reign – Elektra

Spider-Woman – Agent of S.W.O.R.D. (Softcover)

Spider-Woman – Agent of S.W.O.R.D. (Hardcover)

New Avengers Vol 12 – Powerloss

Siege (Softcover)

Siege (Hardcover)

Siege – Embedded (Softcover)

Siege – Embedded (Hardcover)

Avengers – Next Avengers (Softcover)

Avengers – Next Avengers (Hardcover)

Avengers – Infinity Quest (Softcover)

Avengers – Infinity Quest (Hardcover)

Fear Itself (Softcover)

Fear Itself (Hardcover)

Avengers – Fear Itself (Softcover)

Avengers – Fear Itself (Hardcover)

Women of Marvel – Celebrating Seven Decades

Girl Comics

Avengers Vs. X-Men (Softcover)

Avengers Vs. X-Men (Hardcover)

Spider-Woman Vol 01 – Spider-Verse

Spider-Woman Vol 02 – New Duds

Spider-Woman – Shifting Gears Vol 01 – Baby Talk

Spider-Verse (Softcover)

Spider-Verse (Hardcover)

Spider-Women

Spider-Woman – Shifting Gears Vol 02 – Civil War II

Spider-Woman – Shifting Gears Vol 03 – Scare Tactics

A fictional super-heroine created by writer Archie Goodwin (Incredible Hulk, Iron Man) and artist Marie Severin, Spider-Woman is a female protagonist character from Marvel Comics, who debuted in 1977 on the pages of Marvel Spotlight ongoing series, issue #32.

Even though her namesake suggests her having connection to Spider-Man, she is not related to him but just borrowed the title. Despite her being the bearer of Spider-Woman mantle, there was another one named Mattie Franklin for a brief time.

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She was part of teams like A.I.M., Avengers, Heroes for Hire, Hydra, Lady Liberators, Mighty Avengers, New Avengers, Secret Avengers, S.H.I.E.L.D. and S.W.O.R.D. During 2016's 'Secret Wars' event, she was a part of Marvel's all-female super-heroines team A-Force along with Captain Marvel, Crystal, Elektra, Emma Frost, Loki, Medusa, Phoenix, She-Hulk, Spider-Gwen, Storm, X-23 and many others.
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