Daredevil's darkest villain returns to Marvel and could be key for the MCU

An iconic Daredevil foe shows why he needs a space in the MCU

There is a good collection of iconic villains in Marvel, but not all of them have had the opportunity to appear at Marvel Studios. Under this pretext, Mister Fearone of the most dangerous enemies of Daredevilhas returned to the comics pages, suggesting that an appearance in the UCM could be in process. Plus it would fit perfectly with the imminent release of Daredevil: Born Again.

An iconic Daredevil foe shows why he needs a space in the MCU

Mister Fear It would be perfect for that new stage of Daredevil on the big screen, and this appearance could be that first big step in a renaissance for the character. In the comic Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #8, the life of Gwen Stacy It turns into absolute chaos when Mister Fear unleashes his version of fear toxin DC on the citizens of New York.

While trying to investigate what happened, Spider-Gwen She also falls prey to the villain's twisted substance, which reacts with her symbiote suit to leave her in a state of fear very similar to coma.

This is just a sample of what Mister Fear can do by unleashing your full potential. Marvel's intention is for readers to reacquaint themselves with the villain of Daredevil before a possible role in the MCU. The last appearance of Mister Fear in Spider-Gwen highlights his aptitude as a villain, but readers of Marvel They will be aware that it is a very dangerous enemy for Daredevildue to the personal connections that unite them.

Larry Cranston met Matt Murdock in classbeing particularly jealous of the blind superhero Marvel. After inheriting the role as a villain as the new Mister Fear, Larry decided to take personal revenge Matt Murdock. In its initial arc, Larry conspired against his enemy by convincing his law firm to hire Matt Murdock and then surprise him with the toxin of fear that he himself created.

In his last appearance, he almost killed Spider-Gwen after doing it fall from the top of a building. She is only saved at the last moment by Black Tarantulasuggesting that this could be part of a coordinated plan between the two. Be that as it may, the presence of Mister Fear in history after long gone suggests that Marvel Comics wants to remind readers how dangerous it can be.

Besides, Mister Fear would fit perfectly with the aesthetics that have been proposed lately in the productions of Marvel Studios. Given that their possible arrival at MCUthe followers of Daredevil you should see the return of the villain to the pages of Marvel Comics before.

The comic Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #8 is now available.

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