My Revolution of PARTs

Last December was a big month for fans of the previous Marvel Netflix shows. After the cancelation of the entire Defenders slate, fans thought they’d never see those characters on screen again. But thankfully, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige had other plans. Audiences got the lovely surprise of not only getting Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin back in Hawkeye , but also Charlie Cox’s Daredevil in Spider-Man: No Way Home . As exciting as those appearances were, they brought one key question to the forefront of every viewer’s mind: when will they be seen next? The final moments of Hawkeye tried to trick audiences with a Kingpin death fakeout, while No Way Home only gave a brief tease of Matt Murdock. ADVERTISEMENT Well, it looks like a new crew member's resume may have revealed the answer to that question. But which Marvel Studios project gets the special honor? An Echo of Daredevil and Kingpin? Marvel Thanks to costume designer Stacy Caballero’s ...

Marvel Studios is taking some major steps forward in expanded storytelling, which especially came through at the end of 2021 in theaters and on Disney+. The MCU's last movie of the year, Spider-Man: No Way Home , officially gave Charlie Cox his first theatrical role as Matt Murdock/Daredevil. Meanwhile, his co-star, Vincent D'Onofrio, got to reprise his role as Kingpin, the main antagonist in the Hawkeye series. After countless weeks of teases and hints toward his return, D'Onofrio's full arrival in Hawkeye sent shockwaves through the MCU fandom. Now that he's back in action, regardless of his "living situation," the actor is openly teasing where he could bring the massive villain back into play in future outings. ADVERTISEMENT One hero D'Onofrio has mentioned multiple times while discussing his future is Spider-Man, particularly considering the hero's new life starting after No Way Home . In his most recent inter...

Hawkeye  closed out what was a packed year for the MCU, putting Jeremy Renner's Clint Barton in the spotlight for the first time while also introducing a large selection of new characters to the franchise. Two of the fresh faces were Vincent D'Onofrio's Wilson Fisk, also known as Kingpin, and Alaqua Cox's Maya Lopez, characters who opposed Clint for a majority of the show. The series showed viewers that Maya and Fisk had a long relationship with each other, tracing all the way back to when she was still a child. The show's third episode opened with multiple scenes of a young Maya, one of which featured her being picked up from a karate class by someone she called "Uncle," who turns out to be Fisk. ADVERTISEMENT Maya continued to work for Fisk throughout the years, and eventually became the leader of the Tracksuit Mafia. The gang continuously targets Clint throughout the show because Maya's father was killed by Ronin, a r...