Foggy recognized his would-be killer as Matt's old girlfriend, and she could not bring herself to complete the assignment. Bullseye, seeking to regain his position as the Kingpin's chief assassin, ambushed Elektra. After a brutal fight, Bullseye impaled Elektra on one of her own sais.
Elektra was fatally stabbed by Bullseye with one of her own sai in a battle over which of them would be the Kingpin's assassin. Elektra managed to crawl to Daredevil's house before dying in his arms as Bullseye watched the two, hidden among a crowd that had gathered to see what was going on.
When around women he finds attractive, like the stewardess on his plane or Elektra during their fight, he acts suave and flirtatious. Elektra in particular he quickly develops a sadistic attraction to, he enjoys hitting on her because he loves provoking her and forcefully kisses her when he kills her.
Her formidable fighting skills only faltered when faced with Bullseye's unparalleled marksmanship. Elektra got Bullseye back in DARK REIGN: ELEKTRA #4, when she impaled the merciless mercenary with one of his own arrows.
Stick confirms that Abby is the "Treasure", a martial arts prodigy, whom the Hand seeks to use. Elektra learns that she was a Treasure herself, resulting in her mother becoming a casualty of the fight between The Chaste and The Hand.
Portrayals of Electra in Ancient Greece did not generally present her devotion to her father as sexually motivated; however, since the early twentieth century, adaptations of the Electra story have often presented the character as exhibiting incestuous desires.
Bullseye, seeking to regain his position as the Kingpin's chief assassin, ambushed Elektra. After a brutal fight, Bullseye impaled Elektra on one of her own sais. Mortally wounded, Elektra crawled to Matt's apartment and died in her former lover's arms.
Earning the enmity of Daredevil, Elektra's lover, Bullseye fought the enraged hero high over the tops of New York City, and Bullseye was allowed to fall to his death by Daredevil.
Despite being one of the more popular villains in the Marvel Universe, Bullseye hasn't had a great deal of exposure outside the comics. That's probably because his penchant for murder makes him a difficult sell on Marvel's more family-friendly animated series.
Daredevil and Bullseye's battle revealed each character's strengths. While Daredevil was better with close-range combat, Bullseye was superior with long-range precision. Bullseye's abilities gave him the advantage, and he won, cementing himself as a powerful foe.
Born Again in which Kingpin has a mentally ill man dress up as Daredevil in an attempt to discredit and incriminate the real Daredevil (and also kill Foggy Nelson). An unnamed story arc of the early nineties written by Ann Nocenti where Bullseye impersonated Daredevil of his own accord to ruin his reputation.
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.
Elektra chose to leave the Chaste causing Stick to order Duchamps to assassinate her for her betrayal. Tracking her to a private airport, Duchamps initially greeted Elektra and began flirting with her, as she assumed a false name and flirted back, hinting they got begin a sexual relationship in Paris.
Bullseye proceeded to set fire to the prison, where his father was also held, and he left his father to die once more. In a previous account of his childhood, he painted a bull's-eye on the forehead of his abusive father when he was passed out from drinking and shot him.
He killed two of the women Daredevil loved more than anyone, ruined his reputation, and then killed Daredevil himself. He betrayed his associates and then, in the end, he killed himself, robbing anyone from the ability to gain revenge against him. Bullseye might be the most heinous villain in Marvel Comics history.
Deadshot was the better fighter. Boomstick: Speed is clearly what Deadshot takes when being faster than a bullet to having weapons that can blow up buildings. Wiz: While Bullseye is expert marksmen. Deadshot is way better from shooting blindfold to taking down three arrows in instant.
181 (April 1982) Elektra is mortally wounded by the assassin Bullseye, a rival within the Kingpin's organization. She crawls to Murdock's home and dies in his arms. Elektra was soon resurrected, however, returning to life as a result of a mystical ceremony in Daredevil no. 190 (January 1983).
The main character, Matt Murdock (Daredevil), became blind after an incident involving a chemical spill when he was a child. The accident gave him superhuman senses and the ability to navigate the world in a different way.
Later, she was revealed to potentially be the Black Sky, the one who is supposed to lead the Hand. However, Elektra chose to help Murdock defeat the malevolent organization and was killed in the final fight with Nobu Yoshioka.
Weaknesses. Psychic Feedback: It is unclear what the limitations on her psychic ability are. She may be limited by touching distance or to minds easily affected by persuasion; the last time Elektra tried this trick, it was with S.H.I.E.L.D.
The Resurrection of Elektra was a ceremony performed by the Hand under the orders of Alexandra Reid to return Elektra back to life as the Black Sky, following her death at the hands of Nobu Yoshioka.
