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Elektra
Textless cover of Elektra #three (Nov. 2001). Art past Greg Horn.
Publication information
Publisher	Marvel Comics
First advent	As Elektra: Daredevil Vol. 1 #168 (Jan. 1981) As Daredevil: King in Blackness #1 (Dec. 2020; cameo); Daredevil Vol. 7 #25 (Dec. 2020; full appearance)
Created past	Frank Miller
In-story information
Modify ego	Elektra Natchios
Place of origin	Greece
Team affiliations	Thunderbolts Lawmaking Red[1] The Hand South.H.I.E.50.D. Hydra The Chaste Heroes for Hire A-Force Roughshod Avengers
Notable aliases	Erynys, Daredevil, Black Sky, Ellie
Abilities	Tiptop human physical and mental condition Main martial artist Expert with various types of weaponry, particularly her trademark twin sai Depression-level mind control and telepathic communication

Elektra Natchios (, ) is a fictional graphic symbol appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by Frank Miller, the grapheme kickoff appeared in Daredevil #168 (Jan. 1981).^[2] She is a love involvement of the superhero Matt Murdock / Daredevil, only her violent nature and mercenary lifestyle divide the two, before she ultimately becomes the second Daredevil in 2020.

The character is a highly trained assassin of Greek descent who wields a pair of sai as her trademark weapons. Elektra is 1 of Frank Miller's best-known creations, and has appeared in numerous mod storylines even though Marvel had originally promised not to revive the character without Miller's permission.^[3] She has besides appeared as a supporting character of the X-Men's Wolverine and in other series and mini-series, as well as adaptations for the screen.

Jennifer Garner portrayed Elektra in the 2003 motion picture Daredevil and its 2005 spin-off moving picture Elektra. Élodie Yung portrayed the character in the 2016 2d season of the Curiosity Cinematic Universe streaming television series Daredevil ^[4] and in the 2017 miniseries The Defenders as the supervillain Black Sky.^[5]

Publication history [edit]

Created by Frank Miller, Elektra first appeared in Daredevil #168 (January 1981). Miller initially based the grapheme's appearance on Lisa Lyon, a female bodybuilder.^[6] Miller originally intended this issue, which was essentially a filler story, to be Elektra's merely appearance,^[7] simply she instead became a frequently actualization villain in Daredevil until her expiry in consequence #181 (April 1982). She was resurrected shortly after, merely the story contained a narrative note which indicates that Daredevil must never run across her again.^[8]

Later over a decade'southward absenteeism, she reappeared in Daredevil #324–327 (Jan.–April 1994), and went on to a brief stint as a supporting character in Wolverine (in #100–106). Daredevil author D. G. Chichester recounted that he and editor Ralph Macchio had discussed the character's return several times:

Nosotros'd bandied virtually the thought [of bringing back Elektra] in a casual manner now and again, only neither of us wanted to practise it equally a gimmick. On the rare occasion I thought I had a legitimate angle to use her, Ralph was cool to the idea. Only as we geared up for what would get "Fall From Grace", Ralph out of the bluish said, "What virtually bringing back Elektra?" – and it was really the missing piece that clicked together all the loose pieces of the story in my head, and became the nexus for everything tying together as well as it did. In my mind, it's always been her to whom the title refers.^[nine]

This upset Frank Miller, who claimed that Marvel had previously promised him that the character would not exist used in any publication.^[10] She has since appeared in two eponymous ongoing series and several mini-series.

Fictional character biography [edit]

Family and early life [edit]

Elektra was born on the island of Republic of cyprus, near the Aegean Ocean, to Hugo Kostas Natchios and his married woman Christina. She had an older brother named Orestez.

Two contradictory accounts of her family history have been given. In Elektra: Root of Evil #1–4 (March–June 1995), Christina is killed past assassins hired past Orestez, while in Elektra #xviii (1995), she is killed by an insurrectionist during the Greek Ceremonious War. In both accounts, she gives premature birth to Elektra simply earlier dying.

When nine-year-sometime Elektra was assaulted by kidnappers, the men were all killed past Orestez, who had grown into an accomplished martial artist after leaving home. Orestez advised his father that Elektra needed to learn self-defence. Hugo hired a sensei to teach her the martial arts.

In Elektra: Assassin #1 (Aug. 1986), the adult Elektra has vague memories of existence raped by her father as a v-year-old. Years of counseling and medication had convinced her this was a false retention, but the dubiety remained. Elektra grew up shut to her father but was plagued by dark visions and voices with no known source. She occasionally reacted to them with self-harm. Her father somewhen sent her away to psychotherapy to become more than stable. It was uncertain whether Elektra actually became more stable or but appeared to exist.

Activities every bit an adult [edit]

Cover to Daredevil Vol. 1 #168, Elektra'south offset appearance (misspelt as "Elecktra"). Art by Frank Miller.

Hugo Natchios eventually served as a Greek administrator to the United States. 19-twelvemonth-old Elektra attended Columbia University in New York Metropolis. In that location, Elektra began dating classmate Matt Murdock.

A year later on, Elektra and her father were kidnapped by terrorists. A rescue endeavour by Matt went wrong, and Hugo Natchios was gunned down.^[11] Elektra lost organized religion and hope. She quit Columbia and returned to China to study martial arts. Stick, a fellow member of the benevolent organization called the Chaste, recognized the darkness in her soul and attempted to railroad train her himself, but she ultimately sided with the Hand, a sect of mystical ninja who trained her equally an assassin. She later broke away from them and became an independent agent, and in this role she again encountered Matt Murdock, who was now active as Daredevil. She defeated Daredevil in her mission to kill the criminal Alarich Wallenquist. However, she failed her assignment, and Daredevil had to save her from beingness killed by Eric Slaughter, revealing his secret identity to her in the process.^[11] Although the pair worked together to fight the Paw, they likewise came into disharmonize frequently.

Elektra after battled the Mitt alongside Daredevil and Gladiator.^[12] She then battled Kirigi.^[13]

She soon became the master assassinator in the employ of New York City's premier crime lord, the Kingpin.^[fourteen] She attempted to kill Daredevil after he tried to stop her from terrorizing Ben Urich.^[15] The Kingpin and so assigned her to kill Matt Murdock'due south partner, Franklin "Foggy" Nelson. When Nelson recognized Elektra as Matt's college girlfriend, she was unable to impale him.

Elektra was fatally stabbed by Bullseye with ane of her own sai in a boxing over which of them would exist the Kingpin'south assassinator. Elektra managed to crawl to Daredevil's business firm before dying in his artillery equally Bullseye watched the two, hidden amid a crowd that had gathered to meet what was going on.^[sixteen] Later, members of The Manus stole her body and attempted to resurrect her. Daredevil, with the help of Rock, a fellow member of Stick'due south order, intervened, defeating The Manus ninja. Daredevil then tried to revive Elektra himself. Although his attempt failed, it did have the outcome of purifying Elektra's soul. Elektra's body subsequently disappeared, as did Stone.^[17]

Later, Stone somehow resurrected Elektra and then sent her to aid the 10-Human Wolverine, at a time when he had been physically and mentally regressed to a bestial form. She helped retrain him to the signal where he could remember and vocalize as a human once more, and spent time with him thereafter as he returned to his normal form, including taking him with her on a return to her ancestral abode.^[xviii]

Some time afterward her partnership with Wolverine ended, it was revealed that when Elektra was resurrected by Stone, Elektra's evil attribute had been physically split apart from her in its own trunk equally a consequence of the ritual performed past Daredevil. Her darker half, calling itself Erynys (), fought Elektra and was killed by her, thus returning the dark side to Elektra's soul.^[19]

She was hired by Nick Fury to assassinate Saddam Abed Dassam, the leader of Iraq who was in league with HYDRA, and retrieve the Scorpio Key from them. Fury hired her every bit a way to avoid accountability in global political circles. Along the style HYDRA tried to hire her, an offering she refused. They then set the Silver Samurai on to her and it appeared she killed him though he appeared alive and well in other comics. When she somewhen obtained the Key, she refused to give it to Fury, believing that he could non be trusted with such a powerful weapon. She instead gave it to the police officer who had killed her father stating that he had a debt to her and he would non let her down.^[20]

Wolverine: Enemy of the Land [edit]

Elektra worked with Southward.H.I.E.L.D.^[21]

HYDRA and The Hand joined forces, killing off diverse heroes and resurrecting them into their possessed warriors, including the Ten-Man Wolverine, who became their killing motorcar.^[22] Based on her relationship with Logan and her ties to the Mitt, Nick Fury hired Elektra to lead the mission, paying her in excess of $200,000, more than money in one day than the (so) yearly salary of the President of the United States.^[23] She worked to finish Wolverine from killing others likewise every bit to try to turn him dorsum to his normal cocky. During a fight with The Hand, Elektra was killed and resurrected as a Hand warrior, somewhen becoming their leader.^[24] Along with the X-Man Northstar and other superhumans killed and resurrected by the Mitt, Elektra attacked Nick Fury, injuring him badly and causing the destruction of a S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier.^[25]

Thanks to S.H.I.E.L.D., Wolverine eventually came to his senses and wanted revenge.^[25] During a fight with Elektra, she mentally spoke to him, using new abilities given to her by the Hand. She explained that being killed past The Manus was all role of a program she had from the offset. She explained that she had been resurrected by The Mitt and infiltrated the organisation, making them believe they had been successful in resurrecting her every bit a brainwashed warrior. She told him that they would take The Hand and HYDRA down together. They fought off many ninjas and were victorious.^[26] Gorgon, even so, attacked Elektra and threw off her mental blocks, enabling him to read her thoughts and encounter where Fury was beingness treated for his injuries (he as well discovered that the Vatican also hired her, to kill him). Gorgon teleported, with Elektra, to kill Fury. When they arrived, Elektra ordered the S.H.I.East.L.D. soldiers to attack. Gorgon used his ability on her cervix and she collapsed. Wolverine eventually used Gorgon's own powers against him, defeating him.^[27]

In an e-mail to Kitty Pryde, Nick Fury told her that Elektra had survived, but was missing and was probably in Eastern Europe, creating her own militia grouping, which she intended to exist her own version of The Hand. He also told Kitty that Elektra was no threat ... so far. Information technology was unknown where Elektra really was or what her plans were, just it was during the time following the destruction of the helicarrier that she was abducted by Skrulls and replaced with an imposter.^[28]

Daredevil and the Kingpin [edit]

She resurfaced to help Daredevil with a situation with the Kingpin. The crime lord, in commutation for his freedom, offered the FBI irrefutable prove that Matt Murdock was Daredevil.^{[ volume & issue needed ]}

Information technology was revealed that Elektra really helped Kingpin proceeds all the needed information dorsum when she was Daredevil'southward enemy, and she returned considering she felt an obligation to help Matt out of the trouble for which she felt responsible. It was as well revealed by the Blackness Widow that Elektra is now the leader of The Mitt.^{[ volume & event needed ]}

Daredevil meets upwardly with Elektra, the Black Widow, and the new White Tiger in front of the building that holds the "Murdock Papers" (the evidence Kingpin was talking virtually). They intended to retrieve the papers before the FBI could get there, but were all of a sudden attacked by Bullseye. Daredevil and Elektra fought the villain and, subsequently a lengthy and bloody battle, won. Yet, Daredevil was suddenly shot past Paladin (who was working for FBI operatives) and was left bleeding profusely in Elektra'southward arms. Elektra so takes Matt to the Nighttime Nurse, merely insists that The Mitt should cure him. Black Widow appears and objects. While Elektra and Blackness Widow fight, The Paw heals Matt Murdock.^{[ volume & issue needed ]}

Exterior the Night Nurse's medical office, reporters and police assemble. Elektra then jumps out the side window, forth with The Mitt to drive off the police force and FBI. She gets in a quarrel with Luke Muzzle, and quickly exits the scene at Matt'southward request.^{[ volume & issue needed ]}

It was later revealed that this Elektra was actually a Skrull and not the existent Elektra.^[29]

Replacement by Skrulls [edit]

Elektra seemingly reappears, appearing to be corrupted by the Hand.^[30] She kills, resurrects, and imprisons the vigilante Maya Lopez, intending to use her as a weapon. The New Avengers rescue Lopez and she ends up stabbing Elektra to decease.^[31] Still, upon her death information technology is revealed that "Elektra" is actually a Skrull in disguise; its decease indicates that the Skrulls have go undetectable to even the heightened senses of New Avengers members Spider-Human being, Wolverine, and Doctor Strange. The corpse is given to Iron Man by Spider-Woman.^[32]

The Mighty Avengers #16 reveals that Elektra was selected to be replaced by a Skrull imposter named Siri. She was targeted by several Skrull impostors while staying in Japan, still, Elektra fought and killed nearly of these Skrulls (including Siri), before being blindsided and severely browbeaten past a Super Skrull manifesting Invisible Woman'south invisibility and Colossus' organic steel armor. A Skrull named Pagon took Elektra'due south place since Siri was killed by Elektra. Pagon'southward death was planned all along, being their major "reveal" of their intent to take over the world's superheroes.^[33]

The real Elektra was revealed to be alive upon i of the Skrull Ships and was released during the final battle between the heroes and the Skrulls.^[34] Iron Man immediately orders her held in protective custody at Due south.H.I.E.L.D.^[35]

Dark Reign [edit]

Beingness the merely Skrull captive showing signs of experimentation and torture, Elektra finds herself weakened by multiple injuries. Norman Osborn orders her studied and monitored to obtain information as to why this was the case.^[35] Paladin breaks into H.A.M.M.E.R. (formerly S.H.I.Due east.50.D.) headquarters intending to kill Elektra for $82 one thousand thousand. She overpowers Paladin and chokes him by spitting her cleaved molar down his throat. She forces him to give up the keys to her to escape. Before leaving the jail cell, she murders the interrogator who was torturing her for info.^[35] She finally makes her escape later on taking downwardly several H.A.Thousand.M.E.R. operatives and manages to reach Matt Murdock's office to raid his stash of first aid supplies. Later on being confronted by Foggy Nelson, she collapses from all-encompassing claret loss due to her injuries.^[36]

Elektra wakes up handcuffed to a hospital bed in the Night Nurse'due south clinic. The nurse explains that she bound Elektra for her own safety, although the ninja easily frees herself. Their conversation is interrupted when a hit adult female named Nico breaks in and attempts to kill both of them. Elektra sends Nico flying out the window so arms herself with the ninja's weapons while telling the Nighttime Nurse to escape. Elektra jumps into the alley and battles Nico, only to notice that some other hit man named Reddish is also attempting to kill her with a sniper rifle from a rooftop. She manages to defeat Nico while evading Carmine's shots and obtains some clues from Nico as to why she was beingness targeted for bump-off. On the rooftop, Carmine is murdered by Bullseye (in the guise of Hawkeye), who was sent past Norman Osborn to kill Elektra.^[37]

Elektra climbs to the meridian of the building to face the 3rd assassin, only to exist taken ashamed when she discovers that he is Bullseye. Although initially hesitant, she stands her ground and faces her killer. The two begin to fight when Nico manages to attain the rooftop to check on Carmine. Bullseye attempts to kill her with a drug laced arrow, simply she is saved by Elektra (who accidentally gets the drugs on the arrow in her system in the process). Bullseye then kicks the seemingly sedated Elektra off the edifice, merely she manages to country safely. Bullseye follows and confronts her on the street, attempting to kill her with her own sai, much similar their first encounter. However, this fourth dimension Elektra outmaneuvers him and stabs him through the dorsum with i of his own arrows. Nico once more than interrupts the fight, attempting to shoot a fleeing Bullseye, then confronting a heavily drugged, helpless Elektra. H.A.M.M.E.R. agents enter the fray and shoot Nico, but are ambushed and killed past Wolverine earlier they tin can finish Elektra off.^[38]

Later escaping H.A.Yard.M.E.R., Wolverine reveals to Elektra where Nico ran, and Elektra tries to face up the problem caput on and peaceably terminate the conflict. Arriving at the Blackhawk crash site, she discovers that Agent Brothers, a former South.H.I.Due east.L.D. agent, was the 1 who put a cost on her head. Brothers claims that she was responsible for killing hundreds of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents during the Blackhawk incident. Elektra, having no memory of the incident, denies the accusations and urges both Brothers and Nico to go in peace, stating that it was her Skrull impostor who was responsible for the incident. Nevertheless, Norman Osborn then appears, and reveals that Elektra was in fact abducted subsequently the Helicarrier attack, although she has no retentiveness of this considering she had used a mind trick to "forget" her resurrections and the incidents surrounding them to prevent the Skrulls from accessing them during her abduction. Norman taunts Elektra to undo this listen flim-flam, and Elektra obliges. It is then revealed that Elektra is actually guilty of the accusations. She then proceeds to impale both Nico and Brothers.^[39]

Lawmaking Red [edit]

Elektra was involved in an incident with the Red Blob, 10-Strength, a new villain chosen the Red She-Blob and a few other well known mercenaries such as Deadpool and the Punisher.^[twoscore]

Shadowland [edit]

In Shadowland storyline, Stick tries to convince Elektra to help terminate the Paw from corrupting Matt. All the same she refuses, because she wanted him to be cold-hearted just like her out of spite for him. She reconsiders when she witnessed the broadcast of Daredevil killing Bullseye.^[41] She joins the Hand and so she can gain intel on the Shadowland fortress to help the super heroes infiltrate it. After upon rejoining the Hand, Elektra visits Daredevil and Typhoid Mary at Bullseye's grave intending to resurrect him.^[42] She then helps sneak the super heroes into the building, to stop Daredevil from resurrecting Bullseye. A fight erupts and just when Elektra tried to reach out to Matt, the Demon of the Mitt finally possesses him. One time he defeats all of the super heroes, Iron Fist used his chi energy on the demon to help heal Matt'due south soul. While that was happening, Elektra entered Matt's mind to encourage him fight the evil presence of the demon. Matt killed himself to stop the demon from causing any more chaos. Elektra later resurrected him.^{[ volume & issue needed ]}

Thunderbolts [edit]

Every bit part of the 2012 Curiosity NOW! branding, Elektra becomes a fellow member of Red Hulk's Thunderbolts.^{[43] [44]}

Agent of South.H.I.E.L.D. [edit]

During the Avengers: Standoff! storyline, Elektra was incarcerated for some unknown reason in Pleasant Hill, a gated community established by S.H.I.E.L.D. South.H.I.E.Fifty.D. used the powers of Kobik to plow her into Sheriff Eva. During this fourth dimension, she was in love with Absorbing Human being'south contradistinct homo form of an ice foam vendor named Henry. After Baron Helmut Zemo and Fixer started using a machine to turn all the inmates dorsum to normal, Elektra was amidst those restored. She talked Absorbing Man out to harming the innocent lives at Pleasant Colina.^[45]

During the Civil State of war 2 storyline, Elektra applied to join S.H.I.E.L.D. in gild to free her conscience of the deaths of the passengers of the crashed Blackness Militarist. She took the position of field director when Phil Coulson left the group.^[46] When Coulson was trying to interfere with Captain Marvel's plans to employ Ulysses Cain's abilities to cease crime before information technology happens, Elektra discovered that Leo Fitz was Coulson'due south mole in her group which Maria Hill was alerted to. At the same time, she also reinstated Grant Ward into S.H.I.E.L.D. and placed an explosive collar on his neck to ensure his loyalty.^[47]

Powers and abilities [edit]

Elektra's primary abilities are a stiff noesis of martial arts and weaponry. Elektra learned aboriginal martial arts of Red china, Siam, and Japan. She is a master combatant with the Okinawan sai, her usual weapon of choice. She is as well highly skilled with the katana, daggers, three-section staff, and shuriken. She is a master of many Japanese combat forms including Ninjutsu, Aikido and Karate.^[48] Elektra is an Olympic-level athlete, strong in gymnastics and pond, with a high level in athleticism, human strength, speed, stamina, agility, dexterity, reflexes and reactions, coordination, balance, and endurance. She is resistant to hurting and extreme oestrus and cold. She is as well able to keep to the shadows and move with such speed that she tin can remain unseen even in daylight.

Elektra has the ability to mesmerize others, and equally such make them see illusions or other phenomena.

Elektra likewise has the ability to "throw" her mind into those of others. For instance, she was able to track downwards her enemy, Ken Wind, past temporarily "borrowing" people's minds and acting through them while she hunted around for her prey. This temporary mind control enables her to metaphorically sniff out the psyche, or intent, of her targets. It saw extensive use during Elektra: Assassinator, in which she was heavily reliant on just her ninja powers.

Elektra has demonstrated low-level telepathy. She can communicate telepathically with individuals possessing similar levels of mental subject field, such every bit the Celibate. Elektra mastered this ability during preparation with The Hand, which mentally links her to The Fauna, the demigod of The Hand.

Reception [edit]

Elektra was ranked 22nd in Comics Buyer'south Guide'south '100 Sexiest Women in Comics' list.^[49]

Other versions [edit]

What If? [edit]

In the story "What If Elektra Had Lived?", penned by Frank Miller, Elektra's murder at the hands of Bullseye does not occur as Bullseye is cutting down and killed while trying to escape from prison. Elektra spares Franklin Nelson'due south life, irritating the Kingpin, who swiftly orders her execution. Later on fighting off several bump-off attempts, Elektra flees to Matt Murdock's brownstone home. Murdock initially wants to take Elektra into custody, simply she warns him that with the Kingpin putting a compensation on her head, she volition die at the hands of his agents if she is sent to prison. Murdock decides to flee New York with Elektra, putting upwards his home for sale and cutting off contact with Nelson. The couple are final seen enjoying a repose sunset on a embankment, far removed from society and seemingly happy.^[50]

Exiles [edit]

In ane of the universes visited by the Exiles, Elektra was one of the few remaining survivors in a world ravaged past HYDRA and their leader, Sue Storm. Elektra is shown to be the lover of Reed Richards, and is a key player in the revival of the inhabitants of that earth. Her abilities are identical to that of her mainstream version.

House of Grand [edit]

Elektra appears equally one of the assassins of the Kingpin and is later hired by John Proudstar to bring down Luke Cage's "Avengers".^[51]

Marvel Mangaverse [edit]

In the Curiosity Mangaverse, Elektra is evil and works for the Manus. When she is starting time introduced she encounters Daredevil who at outset refuses to believe that she was working for the enemy. After a tearful reunion they kiss and she says to him "Yous tried to save my soul once. Unfortunately there was nothing there worth saving" and then proceeds to cut him in half. Later, during her fight with Carol Danvers, she shows remorse for having killed him. Elektra cheers Carol when Carol cuts her in half with her own blades.^{[ volume & issue needed ]}

Curiosity Zombies [edit]

In the Ultimate Fantastic Iv arc "Crossover", Elektra is seen among the zombie hordes preparing to attack Magneto, Mr. Fantastic, and the few living humans they are protecting.^[52] She is likewise among the zombies that attack (and infect) Frank Castle.^{[ volume & upshot needed ]} The infected Wolverine from this incident travels to another World where he kills the man Elektra with his claws, impaling her through the stomach in the manner of Bullseye.^[53]

MC2 [edit]

In the MC2 Universe (an alternate hereafter primarily focused on the children of current Marvel superheroes), Elektra married Wolverine and the ii had a girl named Rina Logan, a.k.a. Wild Matter. Very little is said about the futurity of Elektra, although we exercise see that she is actively involved in parenting Rina. Additionally, information technology is shown that she is wealthy enough to have an "extra-dimensional" credit rating.

Elektra also has a cameo in Spider-Daughter where she is hired by the Blackness Tarantula to be Spider-Girl'due south martial arts instructor. Though not knowing Spider-Daughter's truthful identity, Elektra rapidly surmises that she is the daughter of Spider-Man based on how she talks, fights and carries herself.

Mutant X [edit]

In the Mutant 10 Universe – an alternating world which was visited by the Globe-616 (mainstream Curiosity Universe) Havok – Elektra (surname: Stavros), while however equally trained as a martial artist and assassin, is the nanny and bodyguard of Scotty Summers.^[54] Scotty is the son of that reality's Alex Summers and Madelyne Pryor. Elektra stays close to Scotty, protecting him from repeated assaults by his mother, the Goblin Queen, and her brainwashed allies.^[55] Post-obit the disappearance of the Goblin Queen, she indulges in an affair with Havok.^[56] She seemingly dies virtually the end of the series, though Scotty reassures Alex that she volition come dorsum.

Ultimate Marvel [edit]

Encounter also: Ultimate Daredevil and Elektra and Ultimate Elektra for information on the two starring miniseries.

In the Ultimate Marvel universe, Elektra Natchios is a student at Columbia University who has a knack for martial arts and is a great fan of Bruce Lee. Her mother died of breast cancer when she was 6, and her male parent is trying to make coin with a laundromat.

In this universe, she starts out as a sweet, innocent girl who cares deeply for her loved ones – then deeply that she is willing to go over dead bodies to help them. This trait starts her descent into becoming one of the most deadly assassins in the globe.^{[ volume & result needed ]}

In that location is a gap between the Elektra featured in Ultimate Daredevil and Elektra and Ultimate Elektra and the one shown in Ultimate Spider-Man. In the kickoff ii arcs, she is a normal higher educatee,^{[ volume & effect needed ]} only in the terminal arc – which is set a few years later – she has become the Kingpin's right hand and is a villainess.^{[ volume & consequence needed ]} She is hired by an unknown person to kill a Latverian terrorist, only Spider-Man prevented her from doing it.^{[ book & result needed ]} She is shown in this universe as a highly dangerous and skilled killer, and was able to take down the likes of Hammerhead,^{[ volume & issue needed ]} Black True cat,^{[ volume & event needed ]} Moon Knight,^{[ volume & issue needed ]} and Spider-Man easily.^{[ volume & outcome needed ]} She was afterwards put into a coma when Moon Knight threw one of his crescent blades at her, hitting her in the head when she was about to impale Black Cat.^[57]

PunisherMax [edit]

A more "realistic" version of Elektra appears in the PunisherMAX serial, from Marvel's MAX imprint. This version of the graphic symbol is Japanese: the Hand lends her services equally a bodyguard to the Kingpin, especially to protect him from the Punisher.^[58] She also becomes the Kingpin'due south lover. It is revealed that Elektra was secretly hired by Kingpin's ex-wife Vanessa in order to assassinate him for declining to prevent the murder of their son Richard. It is besides revealed that she is in a lesbian relationship with her.^[59] Elektra eventually has a terminal confrontation with the Punisher in order to save Vanessa. She manages to seriously wound the Punisher, but is shot several times and left permanently incapacitated.^[60] Afterward, a representative from the Manus has one of his men finish her with a sword.^[61]

Hush-hush Wars (2015) [edit]

During the Undercover Wars storyline, there are ii different Elektras that exist in Battleworld:

• A Wild West version of Elektra resides on the Battleworld domain of the Valley of Doom. She is seen as a minion of Governor Roxxon alongside Bullseye, Grizzly, and Otto Octavius where they were first seen intimidating Guess Franklin Nelson into leaving town then that he wouldn't preside over Red Wolf's trial. Sheriff Steve Rogers and Cherry-red Wolf afterward fought the villains which ended with Otto Octavius existence killed in battle, Bullseye killing Sheriff Rogers, and Natasha Barnes diverting the remaining villains in the other management and so that she tin hide Carmine Wolf.^[62] Elektra and Grizzly later fought Ruby Wolf over again where they finish up defeated by him.^[63]
• Elektra is known as Blood-red Sai, the leader of the Red Hand school in the wuxia-inspired K'united nations-L'united nations region of Battleworld. Due to an oath fabricated past a previous chief of the Scarlet Hand to serve every emperor of K'un-L'un, she serves as Emperor Zheng Zu's assassin. Blood-red Sai is likewise the erstwhile friend and lover of Shang-Chi, the emperor'due south son, who was exiled for the murder of Lord Tuan, the previous master of the Iron Fist. During the tournament to decide the new ruler of One thousand'un-Fifty'united nations, Red Sai and Rand-1000'ai, Tuan's pupil, fight Shang-Chi in the penultimate round of the Thirteen Chambers. During the fight, Cherry-red Sai confesses that Zu had sent her to assassinate his rival Tuan but ultimately failed. To spare his lover and her students from the emperor's wrath, Shang-Chi killed Tuan; Zu implicated and exiled his son for the murder to cover his own involvement. After the truth is revealed, Red Sai and Rand-K'ai allow Shang-Chi pass then that he could defeat his male parent. Afterward Shang-Chi emerges victorious, Red Sai pledges herself to the new emperor.^[64]

Bibliography [edit]

By Frank Miller [edit]

In addition to her signature appearances in Daredevil, Elektra starred in 3 series produced by her creator, Frank Miller:

• Elektra Saga #1–iv (Marvel Comics, 1984) (reprints of material from Daredevil #168, 174-177, 181-182, 187-190 and Bizarre Adventures #28)
• Elektra: Assassin #1–8 (Marvel Comics, 1986, with Bill Sienkewicz)
• Elektra Lives Again original graphic novel (Marvel Comics / Epic Comics, 1990)

Additional serial [edit]

Elektra has also headlined the following series:

• Elektra vol. 1 #1–4 (Marvel Comics, 1995)
• Elektra Megazine #i–ii (Marvel Comics, 1996, reprint serial)
• Elektra vol. two, #ane–nineteen (Curiosity Comics, 1996–1998)
  • Elektra vol. two, #-1 (Marvel Comics, 1997, "FlashBack Month" issue)
  • Peter Parker: Spider-Man / Elektra '98 Annual (Marvel Comics, 1998)
• Elektra vol. 3, #1–35 (Curiosity Comics / Curiosity Knights, 2001–2004)
  • Issue 3 was recalled by Marvel due to featuring nude images of the character. An edited version was later reissued to retailers.
• Elektra and Wolverine: The Redeemer #1–3 (Marvel Comics, 2002)
• Elektra: Glimpse & Echo #1–4 (Marvel Comics / Marvel Knights, 2002)
• Elektra: The Hand #1–5 (Marvel Comics, 2004)
• Dark Reign: Elektra #i–5 (Marvel Comics, 2009)
• Shadowland: Elektra one-shot (Marvel Comics, 2010)
• Elektra vol. 4, #ane–11 (Curiosity Comics, 2014–2015)
• Elektra vol. v, #1-five (Marvel Comics, 2017)
• Daredevil: Woman Without Fearfulness #one-three (Marvel Comics, 2021)
• Elektra: Blackness, White & Claret #1-4 (Curiosity Comics, 2021)

Ultimate Marvel [edit]

An alternate version of Elektra starred in the following series set in the fictional Ultimate Marvel Universe:

• Ultimate Daredevil and Elektra #1–4 (Marvel Comics, 2002)
• Ultimate Elektra #1–5 (Marvel Comics, 2004)

Collected editions [edit]

Title	Textile Collected	ISBN	Publication Appointment
Elektra: Assassin	Elektra: Assassin #1–8	978-0785163565	August 29, 2012
Elektra past Frank Miller Omnibus	Elektra: Assassinator #one–eight, Elektra Lives Once again #ane, Bizarre Adventures #28, What If? Vol. ii #35	978-0785127772	November 11, 2008
Daredevil/Elektra: Dear and State of war Gallery Edition	Marvel Graphic Novel: Daredevil/Elektra - Love and War, Elektra: Assassinator #1-viii	978-1302923327	May 28, 2020
Elektra by Peter Milligan, Larry Hama & Mike Deodato Jr.: The Complete Collection	Elektra Vol. ii #1-19,-i	978-1302904333	March 9, 2017
Elektra & Wolverine: The Redeemer	Elektra & Wolverine: The Redeemer #i-3	978-0785109112	May 1, 2002
Elektra: The Scorpio Central	Elektra Vol. 3 #1–half-dozen	0785108432	November 30, 1999
Elektra Vol. ane: Introspect	Elektra Vol. 3 #10–xv	0785109730	December xi, 2002
Elektra Vol. two: Everything Old Is New Again	Elektra Vol. 3 #16–21	0785111085	June 11, 2003
Elektra Vol. Three: Relentless	Elektra Vol. 3 #23–27	0785112227	January 7, 2004
Elektra Vol. 4: Frenzy	Elektra Vol. 3 #29–35	0785113983	June 30, 2004
Elektra by Greg Rucka Ultimate Collection	Elektra Vol. 3 #vii-22, Curiosity Knights Double-Shot #3	978-0785163930	July 25, 2012
Elektra: The Mitt	Elektra: The Paw #i–5	0785115943	January 5, 2005
Dark Reign: Elektra	Dark Reign: Elektra #i–5	978-0785138433	December 9, 2009
Shadowland: Street Heroes	Shadowland: Elektra, Shadowland: Daughters Of The Shadow #i-3, Shadowland: Bullseye, Shadowland: Ghost Rider and Shadowland: Spider-Homo	978-0785148883	September 7, 2011
Elektra Vol. 1: Bloodlines	Elektra Vol. four #1–5	978-0785154068	November 18, 2014
Elektra Vol. ii: Reverence	Elektra Vol. 4 #6–eleven	978-0785154075	May 12, 2015
Elektra: Always Bet on Red	Elektra Vol. 5 #i-6	978-1302905644	September 26, 2017
Daredevil: Woman Without Fear	Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #one-three	978-1302934934	May 31, 2022
Elektra: Black, White & Blood	Elektra: Black, White & Blood #1-4	978-1302932688	August ii, 2022

Ultimate Universe [edit]

Title	Material Collected	ISBN	Publication Date
Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra	Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra #1–four	0785110763	November thirty, 1999
Ultimate Elektra: Devil's Due	Ultimate Elektra #1–5	0785115048	January five, 2005

Intercompany crossovers [edit]

Elektra has been featured in crossovers with characters from other publishing companies:

• Elektra/Cyblade 1-shot (Marvel Comics / Top Cow Productions, 1997)
• Witchblade/Elektra one-shot (Top Cow Productions / Marvel Comics, 1997)

In other media [edit]

Television [edit]

• Elektra is a chief graphic symbol in Season 2 of Daredevil, where she is portrayed by Élodie Yung,^[65] and past Lily Chee as a younger version in flashback.^[66] She is briefly mentioned in Season 1 by Foggy Nelson equally someone Matt dated back in college.^[67] In Season ii, she returns to New York City to take Matt help her with taking down the Manus.^[68] She was raised past Stick every bit a young girl and trained in martial arts until the Celibate deemed her as well unsafe. Stick has her adopted past a Greek ambassador to keep her safe.^[69] When she's older, she'due south sent by Stick to manipulate Matt into coming to his side again, just Elektra ends upwardly falling in love with Matt. They suspension up when Elektra takes it too far by capturing Roscoe Sweeney, the Fixer who murdered Matt's father, and allowing Matt the opportunity to kill him, which Matt refuses.^[seventy] Matt tries to convince her that she doesn't belong in Stick's state of war and can be her own person, and they virtually go back together before she kills a Hand ninja.^[71] At the airport, she is attacked by one of Stick'southward assassins and tracks him down to stop him,^[72] but Matt stops the two from fighting before the Hand arrives and kidnaps Stick. When they go to rescue him, they discover she was destined to be the Hand leader known equally "The Black Sky", but Matt convinces her she can cull her own path and they escape.^[69] Subsequently hiring Melvin Potter to tailor a new outfit for Elektra, they face up Nobu and his ninjas on a rooftop in a terminal showdown, where Elektra sacrifices her life to save Matt. Her grave is dug out by the Hand on Alexandra's orders, and her body is placed in a large coffin, into which a substance made of donated man blood and dragon bone marrow is poured to revive her.^[73]
• Elektra reappears as a primary bandage member in The Defenders.^[74] At present an assassinator with superhuman abilities working for Alexandra Reid, Elektra now sports a modern take on her comics costume. She is kickoff introduced attacking Danny Rand and Colleen Wing in Cambodia, wounding Danny and killing a member of the Chaste.^[75] On her render to New York, Elektra is sent to Jessica Jones' apartment to kill John Raymond, an architect who is trying to blow the whistle on the Hand'due south activities, but Raymond takes his own life before she can do so, and Jessica chases her out of the apartment.^[76] When Matt, Jessica, Luke Cage, and Danny all observe themselves in Midland Circle, Elektra is ane of the assassins sent by Alexandra to attack them. She manages to overpower Matt, just Danny uses the Iron Fist to stop her from killing Matt.^[77] Matt recognizes Elektra, and she soon begins to regain her memories, briefly returning to Matt's apartment and sleeping in his bed, so traveling to the cemetery where she was cached. Alexandra then dispatches her to capture Danny, and she succeeds, in the process killing Stick. However, on her return, she abruptly kills Alexandra and assumes control over the Hand, much to the protests of Bakuto, Madame Gao and Murakami.^[78] As leader of the Hand, she manipulates Danny into using the Iron Fist to break down a wall that blocks access to ancient caverns filled with the skeletons of dead dragons whose remains hope the secret of eternal life.^[79] Equally the Hand'due south leadership suffers more defeats, Matt, Jessica, Luke and Danny rig their headquarters to explode, but Matt remains behind to reach Elektra. After a protracted fight, the ii kiss equally the caverns collapse on them from the C4 explosion above. Matt is later revealed to have survived the collapse, only Elektra'due south fate is left ambiguous.^[80]

Movie [edit]

• The 2003 Daredevil film tells of Elektra beingness the daughter of billionaire Nikolas Natchios and the love involvement of Matt Murdock. At a very young age she witnessed the murder of her mother, and since so her father has had her become highly trained in martial arts. For the role of Elektra, many actresses were looked into with considerations including Penélope Cruz, Salma Hayek, Natalie Portman, Lucy Liu, Jessica Alba, and Katie Holmes.^[81] A brusque-list was eventually made, giving the choices of Jennifer Garner, Jolene Blalock, Mía Maestro and Rhona Mitra,^[82] with Garner finally becoming the actress to land the part.^[81] Garner said of the character, "I think she's strong and absurd and beautiful and smart. She'd be a good office model."^[83] Garner noted that the costume would be dissimilar every bit Elektra ofttimes wears red satin, but in the film she wears black leather. Garner explained "the blood-red would never have worked for hiding a harness, and I know this sounds ridiculous, but you take to protect your skin a lilliputian fleck. They throw me around and so much on the rooftop [that] I got cut through the leather, so imagine if I hadn't had anything."^[84] The course of events in the film brainstorm with Elektra falling for Murdock, then seeing her begetter murdered by Bullseye. However, she wrongfully accuses Daredevil for his death, seeing only him at the scene of the law-breaking. Elektra was trained by Stick equally a kid so she adept intensely with her favorite weapons, sai, which she would utilise to attack Daredevil. When she finally confronts the vigilante, she stabs him through the shoulder. She goes on to unmask him, surprised to meet Matt Murdock. Elektra finally realizes it was Bullseye who murdered her father. She confronts and fights Bullseye, who fatally stabs her before leaving her for dead. She was able to say cheerio to Murdock before dying in his arms.
• In the 2005 Elektra sequel to Daredevil, it was revealed that after Elektra died, her one-time trainer Stick resurrected her and trained her in martial arts in the Way of Kimagure (the ability to command time, the future, and life and death), a benevolent dichotomy of The Hand. On expulsion from Stick's school – a life lesson for her heart of anger and hate – Elektra became an assassin for rent. She soon became acquainted with a single begetter and his girl, Abby. She discovered the two were being hunted down by the organization known as the Paw. Elektra, with the help of Stick and his assistants, protected Abby and her father. Having been a treasure herself, Elektra was later told that Abby was to be the next Treasure: a powerful weapon that could tip the scales of the Paw's power. Elektra had a final showdown with the leader of the Hand. If Elektra won, Abby would get free; if the leader of The Mitt won, then Abby would vest to the Hand. In the battle, Abby is killed and Elektra was nearly beaten – then, realizing that The Mitt leader was her mother'south killer, Elektra fatally stabbed him through the heart with one of her sai. A last scene shows Elektra resurrecting Abby the same way Stick resurrected her.
• The Elektra character had been licensed to 20th Century Flim-flam for the 2003 and 2005 films. In 2014, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige confirmed that the rights had returned to Marvel Studios and were available for use in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.^[85]

Video games [edit]

• Elektra has a cameo appearance in the game Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter. She is locked in a container along with several other Marvel and Street Fighter characters who are locked in containers in Apocalypse'due south stage.
• Elektra is a boss in the video game tie-in to the Daredevil live-activity film. In the game, she is brainwashed by the Kingpin into fighting Daredevil. After she is defeated by Daredevil, she reveals the Kingpin's whereabouts.
• A game based on her 2005 film was bachelor on mobile.
• She appears as a playable character in EA's Curiosity Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects voiced by Jani Jakovac,^[86] along with other well known Marvel characters (Elektra and Storm are the only Marvel heroines). In this video game, she fights against Daredevil who has been altered by an imperfect bit and wins, but then she is defeated by the magician The Flash.
• Elektra is also a playable character in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance voiced by Gabrielle Carteris.^[86] She is the fastest grapheme in the game and her sai attacks are very deadly. She has special dialogue with Arcade, Black Widow, Bullseye, and The Wrecking Crew, and is 1 of the few characters who appear during all game briefings. A simulation disk involved Daredevil protecting Elektra from Bullseye and another simulation deejay has her fighting Bullseye on the S.H.I.Due east.L.D. Omega Base of operations. Her costumes include her classic, Ultimate (colored white instead of the usual red), Assassin, and Stealth.^[87]
• Elektra is a playable character in Curiosity Super Hero Squad Online, in her scarlet outfit and an alternating white outfit.
• Elektra has appeared in her own slot motorcar licensed by Curiosity.^[88]
• Elektra is available equally downloadable content for the game LittleBigPlanet, as part of "Marvel Costume Kit 2".^[89]
• Elektra is featured as a boss in the Facebook game Marvel: Avengers Alliance. She is featured in the affiliate half dozen mission called "Magic Hand". Elektra later on becomes an unlockable character.^[xc]
• Elektra is a playable character in Lego Curiosity Super Heroes,^[91] voiced by Laura Bailey.^{[ citation needed ]} In a bonus mission at Fisk Tower, Kingpin summons Elektra and Bullseye to help his henchmen fight Captain America, Daredevil, and Spider-Homo. She and Bullseye are defeated by the heroes.
• Elektra appears every bit a villain, in Marvel Heroes, voiced by Kathryn Cressida.^[86] She would after be released as a playable character in Marvel Heroes 2016.^[92]
• Elektra is a playable fighter in Curiosity Contest of Champions.^[93]
• Elektra is a playable character in Curiosity: Hereafter Fight.
• A Marvel Noir version of Elektra, chosen "Eliza", appears as a playable grapheme in Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2.^{[ citation needed ]}
• Elektra is a playable character in Marvel Strike Force.^[94]
• Elektra appears as a playable character in Curiosity Ultimate Alliance iii: The Blackness Order, voiced again by Kathryn Cressida.^[86]
• Elektra is a playable character in Marvel Puzzle Quest.^[95]

Miscellaneous [edit]

• Elektra was among the ten Curiosity characters included in a set of Marvel Comics Super Heroes commemorative postage-stamps that were issued in 2007.^[96]

See also [edit]

• Women warriors in literature and culture
• Electra

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• Elektra on Marvel Database, a Marvel Comics wiki

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