Current Events > Do you associate Kingpin more with Spider-Man or Daredevil?

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BlueBoy675 05/25/24 5:53:30 PM #1:	Spider-Man or Daredevil - Results (78 votes) Spider-Man 56.41% (44 votes) 44 Daredevil 43.59% (34 votes) 34 Kingpin is often portrayed as Daredevils arch nemesis, but I feel hes just as big a part of Spider-Man lore as well. I guess my question is, when you hear Kingpin does your brain classify him as a Spidey villain or a DD villain? --- Hope rides alone <cite>BlueBoy675 posted [p:980556684] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote> Spider-Man or Daredevil - Results (78 votes) Spider-Man 56.41% (44 votes) 44 Daredevil 43.59% (34 votes) 34 Show Voting Form Kingpin is often portrayed as Daredevils arch nemesis, but I feel hes just as big a part of Spider-Man lore as well.I guess my question is, when you hear Kingpin does your brain classify him as a Spidey villain or a DD villain? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ssb_yunglink2 05/25/24 5:54:32 PM #2:	Spider-man for me I dont really consume much daredevil media though so its not really a fair comparison --- Hee Ho <cite>ssb_yunglink2 posted [p:980556699] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>Spider-man for meI dont really consume much daredevil media though so its not really a fair comparison </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
specialkid8 05/25/24 5:57:37 PM #3:	Spider-Man barely interacts with him while Daredevil keeps a picture of him on his nightstand. --- https://i.imgur.com/AUXKMK4.jpg <cite>specialkid8 posted [p:980556741] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>Spider-Man barely interacts with him while Daredevil keeps a picture of him on his nightstand. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Baron_Ox 05/25/24 5:57:58 PM #4:	I guess Daredevil. I used to "read" (more like, glance at/skim) comics all the time, as a kid, and from my little understanding, Kingpin has been Daredevil's nemesis for decades. the only other villain coming close being Bullseye. --- "I could never encapsulate all my cosmicality on my own." - mr. MFN eXquire. https://imgur.com/4CDGncR <cite>Baron_Ox posted [p:980556747] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>I guess Daredevil. I used to "read" (more like, glance at/skim) comics all the time, as a kid, and from my little understanding, Kingpin has been Daredevil's nemesis for decades. the only other villain coming close being Bullseye. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Killmonger 05/25/24 5:58:48 PM #5:	Daredevil. Kingpin hasnt really been an arch nemesis for Spider-Man like that in years. --- "I will die of cancer before I let another dude finger my a******." - ZeroX91 <cite>Killmonger posted [p:980556761] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>Daredevil. Kingpin hasnt really been an arch nemesis for Spider-Man like that in years. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hayame_Zero 05/25/24 5:59:18 PM #6:	Spider-Man, because of the Genesis/Sega CD game. --- ...I think I'm done here... <cite>Hayame_Zero posted [p:980556769] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>Spider-Man, because of the Genesis/Sega CD game. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TomClark 05/25/24 5:59:27 PM #7:	Spider-Man Which objectively is probably the "wrong" answer, but as a kid I was exposed to much more Spidey media than DareDevil media, and it just kinda stuck. --- http://i.imgur.com/6eF0W.gif <cite>TomClark posted [p:980556772] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>Spider-ManWhich objectively is probably the "wrong" answer, but as a kid I was exposed to much more Spidey media than DareDevil media, and it just kinda stuck. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RetuenOfDevsman 05/25/24 6:00:13 PM #8:	Daredevil is one of those that was a D-lister until a couple of decades ago when comic books started being destigmatized and thereby became a B-lister. People don't remember but when they announced the 2008 Iron Man movie it was a total "Who?" moment. --- There's a difference between canon and not-stupid. <cite>RetuenOfDevsman posted [p:980556786] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>Daredevil is one of those that was a D-lister until a couple of decades ago when comic books started being destigmatized and thereby became a B-lister.People don't remember but when they announced the 2008 Iron Man movie it was a total "Who?" moment. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
creativerealms 05/25/24 6:00:31 PM #9:	He was introduced as a Spiderman villain but is Daredevil's arch enemy. --- "Intelligence has no place in Politics" Londo, (Babylon Five) Best new show of 2023, One Piece live action. <cite>creativerealms posted [p:980556792] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>He was introduced as a Spiderman villain but is Daredevil's arch enemy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlueBoy675 05/25/24 6:04:31 PM #10:	RetuenOfDevsman posted... Daredevil is one of those that was a D-lister until a couple of decades ago when comic books started being destigmatized and thereby became a B-lister. People don't remember but when they announced the 2008 Iron Man movie it was a total "Who?" moment. Lol I remember being in middle school when the first Iron Man movie came out and I had to convince my dad to go see it because he thought it sounded dumb as hell. Iron Man is his favorite superhero now --- Hope rides alone <cite>BlueBoy675 posted [p:980556842] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>RetuenOfDevsman posted... </cite><quote>Daredevil is one of those that was a D-lister until a couple of decades ago when comic books started being destigmatized and thereby became a B-lister.People don't remember but when they announced the 2008 Iron Man movie it was a total "Who?" moment.</quote>Lol I remember being in middle school when the first Iron Man movie came out and I had to convince my dad to go see it because he thought it sounded dumb as hell. Iron Man is his favorite superhero now </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tremain07 05/25/24 6:05:35 PM #11:	I thought he was pretty big to the punisher too as well as Luke Cage and Iron Fist at least as far as him being responsible for some shit in their lives because most of those guys fight criminal organizations in New York and Kingpin is often the big boss of nearly all underworld crime in New York to the point a lot of his stories involve him becoming the Mayor of the joint, I think that was even in that PS4 Spider Man game --- A worthless existence <cite>tremain07 posted [p:980556847] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>I thought he was pretty big to the punisher too as well as Luke Cage and Iron Fist at least as far as him being responsible for some shit in their lives because most of those guys fight criminal organizations in New York and Kingpin is often the big boss of nearly all underworld crime in New York to the point a lot of his stories involve him becoming the Mayor of the joint, I think that was even in that PS4 Spider Man game </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlueBoy675 05/25/24 8:46:42 PM #12:	tremain07 posted... I thought he was pretty big to the punisher too as well as Luke Cage and Iron Fist at least as far as him being responsible for some shit in their lives because most of those guys fight criminal organizations in New York and Kingpin is often the big boss of nearly all underworld crime in New York to the point a lot of his stories involve him becoming the Mayor of the joint, I think that was even in that PS4 Spider Man game The PS4 game portrayed Kingpin as Peters nemesis during the early years of his career since his actual big bads like Gobin and Doc Ock werent around yet --- Hope rides alone <cite>BlueBoy675 posted [p:980558658] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>tremain07 posted... </cite><quote>I thought he was pretty big to the punisher too as well as Luke Cage and Iron Fist at least as far as him being responsible for some shit in their lives because most of those guys fight criminal organizations in New York and Kingpin is often the big boss of nearly all underworld crime in New York to the point a lot of his stories involve him becoming the Mayor of the joint, I think that was even in that PS4 Spider Man game</quote>The PS4 game portrayed Kingpin as Peters nemesis during the early years of his career since his actual big bads like Gobin and Doc Ock werent around yet </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Daremo 05/25/24 8:51:24 PM #13:	Both. Wilson Fisk is too big, too expansive to be tied down to just one hero. He's got enough villainy that he can spread it around, y'know? He's just not a one hero guy. That's cool, right? --- Cynic, n. A blackguard whose faulty vision sees things as they are, not as they ought to be. - Ambrose Bierce, The Devil's Dictionary <cite>Daremo posted [p:980558717] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>Both. Wilson Fisk is too big, too expansive to be tied down to just one hero. He's got enough villainy that he can spread it around, y'know? He's just not a one hero guy. That's cool, right? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ClayGuida 05/25/24 8:52:40 PM #14:	Both. I also tie him in with Punisher. --- lolAmerica <cite>ClayGuida posted [p:980558733] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>Both. I also tie him in with Punisher. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarthDemented 05/25/24 8:55:17 PM #15:	Thanks to the 90's cartoons, Spider-Man --- Paula Wood. My love, my life. 1980-2021 https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/76561198210788964/#sort=order <cite>DarthDemented posted [p:980558764] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>Thanks to the 90's cartoons, Spider-Man </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
archizzy 05/25/24 8:55:40 PM #16:	I'm not a comic person so when I hear Kingpin I literally think of the 90's Farrelly brothers comedy movie with Woody Harrelson, Randy Quaid, and Bill Murray. And I can't believe now that I'm talking about it that it is closing in on damn near 30 years old at this point. --- PSN ID: sled_dogs76 60" Pioneer Kuro Elite PRO151FD, Yamaha RX-V3900 A/V Receiver, Oppo DV983-H player. Coming soon: 2 Seaton Submersives from Mark Seaton <cite>archizzy posted [p:980558775] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>I'm not a comic person so when I hear Kingpin I literally think of the 90's Farrelly brothers comedy movie with Woody Harrelson, Randy Quaid, and Bill Murray. And I can't believe now that I'm talking about it that it is closing in on damn near 30 years old at this point. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
itcheyness 05/25/24 9:00:39 PM #17:	specialkid8 posted... Spider-Man barely interacts with him while Daredevil keeps a picture of him on his nightstand. Daredevil keeps a picture of him on his nightstand? Isn't he, you know, blind? --- Seattle Sounders 3-5-4 11 points 261 Refugee <cite>itcheyness posted [p:980558830] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>specialkid8 posted... </cite><quote>Spider-Man barely interacts with him while Daredevil keeps a picture of him on his nightstand.</quote>Daredevil keeps a picture of him on his nightstand?Isn't he, you know, blind? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ClayGuida 05/25/24 9:06:45 PM #18:	itcheyness posted... Daredevil keeps a picture of him on his nightstand? Isn't he, you know, blind? He can hear it there. --- lolAmerica <cite>ClayGuida posted [p:980558903] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>itcheyness posted... </cite><quote>Daredevil keeps a picture of him on his nightstand?Isn't he, you know, blind?</quote>He can hear it there. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Villain_S_Fiend 05/25/24 9:09:38 PM #19:	He always felt more "appropriate" as a Daredevil antagonist, to me. --- The food here is terrible. My steak was so tough it attacked my coffee and the coffee was too weak to defend itself. <cite>Villain_S_Fiend posted [p:980558934] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>He always felt more "appropriate" as a Daredevil antagonist, to me. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
StealThisSheen 05/25/24 9:12:20 PM #20:	He feels more appropriate as a Daredevil villain, to me, which is why I kinda wish he'd be used more exclusively as such. Him appearing in things like Spiderverse and the Spiderman video game paint him so much as a Spiderman villain, but Spiderman has so many good, classic, useable villains that Kingpin really doesn't need to be used that way. --- Seplito Nash, Smelling Like the Vault since 1996 Step FOUR! Get Paid! <cite>StealThisSheen posted [p:980558959] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>He feels more appropriate as a Daredevil villain, to me, which is why I kinda wish he'd be used more exclusively as such. Him appearing in things like Spiderverse and the Spiderman video game paint him so much as a Spiderman villain, but Spiderman has so many good, classic, useable villains that Kingpin really doesn't need to be used that way. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CassandraCroft 05/25/24 9:12:43 PM #21:	For me he is a Spider-Man villain. ~~First came across him in Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends and he was the main overused villain in the 1990's Spider-Man cartoon.~~ I have seen nothing of Dare Devil. --- Hi <cite>CassandraCroft posted [p:980558963] in Do you ass... [t:80776490]...</cite> <quote>For me he is a Spider-Man villain.First came across him in Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends and he was the main overused villain in the 1990's Spider-Man cartoon.I have seen nothing of Dare Devil. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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