She was again dropped from the series in issue #263 (February 1989) for another long-term breakup from Murdock, but this time was brought back just two years later, for Daredevil #294 (July 1991). Karen is killed by Daredevil's adversary Bullseye in Daredevil vol. 2 #5, (March 10, 1999).
At her lowest, Karen told a dealer Matt's secret identity in exchange for drugs. After Matt helped her kick the habit, their relationship continued intermittently until she was killed by Bullseye.
Still in love with Matt, she found solace in the arms of her agent Phil Hichock, who had secretly harbored feelings towards her, while Daredevil met superheroine Black Widow. However, just after Phil proposed to Karen, she simply returned to Matt, to become his fiancée.
Discovering that Marlene Vistain revealed incriminating information about Fisk to Ben Urich and his confidant Karen Page, Wesley secretly kidnapped Page to make her confess. However, Wesley's overconfidence contributed to his downfall, as Page was able to disarm Wesley and shoot him to death in order to escape.
Matt Murdock's Daredevil has had several love interests throughout his career in the MCU and in Marvel Television's Defenders Saga. Matt Murdock and Karen Page attempted to establish a romantic relationship but ultimately decided to remain friends and business associates.
Daredevil's relationships tend to end in tragedy. His first real love interest was Karen Page, the secretary at his law firm. While their relationship had its ups and downs, Karen was tragically killed by Bullseye, who also killed another one of his girlfriends, the lethal assassin Elektra.
For a time, Matt engages in a romantic relationship with fellow costumed adventurer Natasha Romanoff, AKA Black Widow. The two remain close friends. Another romantic entanglement of Matt's, his secretary Karen Page, also holds an important spot in his heart.
Fisk soon realized that Page killed Wesley, which Page confirmed, brutally saying she shot him seven times and should have shot more but the clip ran out. Fisk then stood up in anger with all the intention to kill her, something that Page counted on to at least make Fisk pay for that.
At the same time, Fisk found himself rattled after a meeting with Karen Page; she told him Karen telling him she was the one who had killed his colleague, and trusted friend, James Wesley. Fisk ordered Karen's death and sent Poindexter, again dressed as Daredevil, to take care of her.
Wesley's murder in Daredevil season 1 as used a plot device in order to root Fisk's decisions to his grief and propel Karen's story further. The death of Wesley served as Karen's hidden secret, a fire in her that kept her fighting for what was right - which, simultaneously, put her in the firing line of Wilson Fisk.
Marci Stahl is a corporate attorney and girlfriend of Foggy Nelson who then later took Nelson's job at Landman and Zack. However, upon questioning her own company's true integrity, Stahl decided to assist Nelson and Matt Murdock in taking down Wilson Fisk and later helped them investigate Punisher during his trial.
Her story. In her first appearances, Karen is the secretary for the law firm of Daredevil's alter ego Matt Murdock, and the mutual love interest of both Murdock and his partner Foggy Nelson.
Foggy began assisting both Daredevil and Elektra in fighting the Hand as part of The Fist, and having several villains join their group in order to redeem them. However, unbeknownst to the Fist, Foggy and Stick had been dead but were brought back to life by The Hand to act as spies.
When Daredevil's identity is outed to the press by an assistant of Ben Urich, Murdock fakes his death. Karen and Foggy later find Matt still alive, in a state of stupor, in his yellow Daredevil uniform but without the mask. Foggy finally realizes Matt's secret identity. They reconcile and become law partners again.
Portrayed by. Karen Page is the former office manager for Nelson and Murdock and, along with Foggy Nelson, Matt Murdock and Ben Urich, was instrumental in the effort to bring Wilson Fisk to justice. While working for Nelson and Murdock, Page came into contact with Frank Castle, who she helped defend in court.
After the battle with Death's Head, Daredevil's true identity is revealed to Karen. She constantly fears for Matt's safety, but Daredevil cannot give up fighting crime. Karen eventually leaves Matt and moves to California to pursue an acting career.
After the Kingpin is killed by the Punisher in issue #21, Vanessa has his body cremated and flushes his ashes down a toilet. She appears ready to take charge of her husband's former empire, as her chauffeur calls her "Madam Kingpin", but in issue #22, she is ambushed and killed by Nick Fury.
Dex, who finally realized that Fisk manipulated him into doing all his dirty work, is after Fisk now. Dex is extra pissed becuase Fisk murdered Julie, who Dex believed was the "moral compass" who could help him through all his mental health issues.
Telling Foggy Nelson about the murder of James Wesley, Karen Page returns to her apartment where she meets Daredevil. Although Page was not impressed by his return, Murdock asks her to help him to take down Wilson Fisk.
Karen and Matt's relationship was built up over the three seasons, but Daredevil's MCU appearances seem to confirm he and Karen have split up. After a brief cameo in Spider-Man: No Way Home, Daredevil's first major MCU appearance was in She-Hulk.
Once Kingpin realized Lynch was behind Vanessa's death, he killed him without a second thought. When Daredevil found Vanessa still alive in the sewers in New York under the wing of a mutant, he freed her but then used her to control the Kingpin.
After they succeeded, Black Cat was hired by the same person who framed her to rob Daredevil. To gain his trust, she seduced him, kissing him on a rooftop as Spider-Man watched, killing any remaining romance.
