Kingpin - Revision history

Jstephens: updated main image

Jstephens — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 16:30:19 GMT

updated main image

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	bio_text=Wilson Fisk, the man who would one day become the Kingpin, started out as a common thug in the Bronx. He was noticed by one Don Rigoletto, an accomplished crime boss who admired Fisk's sheer brutality and hired him as his primary enforcer. Fisk eventually murdered his benefactor and took control over his mob empire. Thus, the Kingpin was born.		bio_text=Wilson Fisk, the man who would one day become the Kingpin, started out as a common thug in the Bronx. He was noticed by one Don Rigoletto, an accomplished crime boss who admired Fisk's sheer brutality and hired him as his primary enforcer. Fisk eventually murdered his benefactor and took control over his mob empire. Thus, the Kingpin was born.

Spiderdude237 at 20:38, 28 September 2008

Spiderdude237 — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 20:38:40 GMT

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-	\| powers = Kingpin has no superhuman powers. However, he is as strong and durable as it is possible for a man of his height, weight, and build who engages in intensive regular exercise to be, and he is a very large man (over six and a half feet tall). His stamina is likewise honed to the virtual pinnacle of human ability. He has remarkable agility and dexterity for a man of his size.	+	\| powers = Kingpin has no superhuman powers. However, he is as strong and durable as it is possible for a man of his height, weight, and build who engages in intensive regular exercise to be, and he is a very large man (over six and a half feet tall). His stamina is likewise honed to the virtual pinnacle of human ability. He has remarkable agility and dexterity for a man of his size. He has been shown to be strong enough to hurl a man across a room, crush a man's skull with his bare hands, leave imprints in concrete walls after punching them, and even crushing one of spider-man's web shooters. Kingpin is a master of many forms of armed and unarmed combat, particularly sumo, jujitsu, and hapkido. Fisk is also a highly experienced bodybuilder
	\| debut = Amazing Spider-Man #50 (1967)		\| debut = Amazing Spider-Man #50 (1967)
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Lordofburps at 20:25, 14 August 2007

Lordofburps — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 20:25:15 GMT

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{{Powerbox|
universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Wilson Grant Fisk
| identity = Fisk is publicly known to be the Kingpin, but his dual identity has never been officially proved.
| occupation = Criminal organizer and mastermind, president and owner of legitimate businesses
| place_of_birth = Unknown, probably in New York City area
| groups = Leader of a coalition of East Coast non-Maggia criminal organizations, former manager of Las Vegas HYDRA faction, "Acts of Vengeance" prime movers
| citizenship = USA
| aliases = The Brainwasher, Harold Howard
| relatives = Vanessa (wife), [[Fisk, Richard|Richard]] (Rose/Bloodrose, son, deceased), Anatoly Fyskov (ancestor, deceased)
| height = 6' 7"
| weight = 450 lbs
| eyes = Blue
| hair = none
| powers = Kingpin has no superhuman powers. However, he is as strong and durable as it is possible for a man of his height, weight, and build who engages in intensive regular exercise to be, and he is a very large man (over six and a half feet tall). His stamina is likewise honed to the virtual pinnacle of human ability. He has remarkable agility and dexterity for a man of his size.
| debut = Amazing Spider-Man #50 (1967)
| origin =
| significant_issues =
}}{{Headshot|
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}}{{bio|
bio_text=Wilson Fisk, the man who would one day become the Kingpin, started out as a common thug in the Bronx. He was noticed by one Don Rigoletto, an accomplished crime boss who admired Fisk's sheer brutality and hired him as his primary enforcer. Fisk eventually murdered his benefactor and took control over his mob empire. Thus, the Kingpin was born.

While his wife, Vanessa, knew of Wilson's criminal activities, he was careful to shield their only son, [[Fisk, Richard|Richard]], from the life he led. That effort was in vain, as Richard finally did learn of his father's mob connections. Richard faked his own death, and returned to New York as the Schemer, intent on destroying his father's empire. He had also taken on the guises of the original Rose and later, Blood Rose, but was never able to do much damage to the Kingpin's organization.

Wilson Fisk is a criminal mastermind who is involved in extensive illegal activities such as drug running, smuggling, murder, and so forth. [[image:kingpin01.jpg|thumb|left|200px]]Despite this, he has no criminal record and an army of lawyers to keep it that way, and is a criminal financial strategist without parallel. Fisk has no superhuman powers, but the majority of his 400-plus pound bulk is solid muscle. When he delivered a kick to the Kingpin's back, [[Daredevil (Matthew Murdock)|Daredevil]] could only think, "Whatever that was, it wasn't fat. Felt more like rock". He is a superb fighter who has held his own against [[Spider-Man (Peter Parker)|Spider-Man]], recently Daredevil occupies most of his attention. He has been aware of Daredevil's secret identity for years, thanks to Karen Page's indiscretion. Though Spider-Man and Daredevil are his greatest enemies, he has also tangled with [[Captain America (Steve Rogers)|Captain America]], [[Moon Knight]], [[Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)|Dr. Strange]], the [[Punisher (Frank Castle)|Punisher]], the [[Avengers]], and [[Ghost Rider (John Blaze)|Ghost Rider]], among others. He has employed any number of costumed criminals and assassins, most notably [[Elektra]], [[Bullseye]], [[Hobgoblin (Jason Macendale)|Jack O'Lantern]], and [[Typhoid Mary]]. Recently blinded himself like his arch-nemesis Fisk found it hard to control his men as they now saw a weakness in their leader. The Kingpin's own son and a mobster from New Jersey named [[Silke, Sammy|Silke]] formed a coup and with the help of the Fisk's Captains seemingly assassinated him. They we're all tricked though, Wilson's man [[Dini]] found the Kingpin close to death and got him to safety. Fisk's wife then took revenge on those that did this to her husband killing all involved (even her son) except Silke who got away and went to the F.B.I. for protection. It was Silke who told the F.B.I. about Daredevil's true identity.

The Kingpin eventually regained his sight due to surgery, but no sooner had he been able to see the world again, he was thrown into prison for his crimes. But he wasn't through plaguing Daredevil yet; he was able to mastermind a plot that put Daredevil's secret identity into the hands of the F.B.I, and also managed to arrange the near-fatal stabbing of [[Nelson, Foggy|Foggy Nelson]], Daredevil's longtime friend and fellow lawyer.
Recently, after Peter Parker revealed himself as Spider-Man, the Kingpin hired a sniper to kill the Parkers. But the bullet meant for Peter hit his Aunt May instead, who is currently in a coma. When Peter discovered this, he found and beat the Kingpin to near death, vowing to return to kill him when his aunt dies.
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