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Jack Murdock (character)

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Comics character
Jack Murdock
Publication information
PublisherMarvel Comics
First appearanceDaredevil #1 (April 1964)
Created byStan Lee (writer)
Bill Everett (artist)
In-story information
Full nameJonathan Murdock
SpeciesHuman
Place of originEarth
PartnershipsMaggie Murdock
Supporting character ofMatt Murdock (son)
Mike Murdock (magic son)
Notable aliasesJack Murdock, Battlin' Jack, The Devil, Kid Murdock
Abilities
  • Trained athlete
  • Professional boxer

Jonathan "Jack"Murdock is afictionalcharacter appearing inAmerican comic books published byMarvel Comics. He was a professional championship Boxer in his day; as well as being the father ofMatthew "Matt" Murdock (Daredevil) and his magically createdtwin brotherMichael "Mike" Murdock, and the ex-husband ofMaggie Murdock. Jack Murdock was murdered by men of a local gangster,The Fixer (AKA Roscoe Sweeney), when he refused to throw a fight in front of his son Matt, while Jack was working in secret for the Fixer as one of his thugs. After his Father is murdered, it inspires Matt to use hyper sense powers along with his Martial Arts training to avenge his father's murder as the Superhero Daredevil. Jack Murdock was created by writer-editorStan Lee and artistBill Everett. The character first appeared inDaredevil #1 (April 1964).[1]

He has been portrayed byScott L. Schwartz inSpider-Man (2002) andDavid Keith inDaredevil (2003). Jack Murdock was also portrayed by John Patrick Hayden in thefirst andthird seasons of theMarvel Television productionstreaming television seriesDaredevil, set in theMarvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

Publication history

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Jack Murdock first appeared inDaredevil #1 and was created byStan Lee andBill Everett.[2]

Fictional character biography

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Born Jonathan Murdock, he went by Jack for short, and lived an average life in New York. He eventually met and fell in love with a woman namedMaggie Grace, which led to the birth of a son,Matt. Although their life was good together, Maggie eventually divorced him and went on to join a convent, becoming a nun.

Jack did not want Matt growing up hating his mother for leaving them and decided to tell him she died when he was little. From then on, Jack raised Matt as a single parent by becoming a boxer while doing the best that he could to support Matt.[1]

As time went by, Jack found it hard to support his son on boxing alone and ended up going to a local mobster named Roscoe Sweeney, known as theFixer because hefixed boxing matches for profit. Jack made an agreement with him: Jack would be one of his enforcers, and in return, Sweeney would fix his fights so that Jack would win and make more money.[1]

When Matt sees his father roughing up someone for money to give to the Fixer, he flees in shock and is involved in a car accident where he saves an old blind man from being hit by a truck carrying radioactive chemicals. Matt is blinded by the chemicals, but develops superhuman senses. Heartbroken, Jack vows to never work for the Fixer again and helps Matt adjust to his blindness, unaware of his powers.[1]

Matt soon enters college and law school, studying to become a lawyer, while Jack continues to work as a boxer. Unfortunately, Jack becomes involved with Roscoe Sweeney again when he returns to town. Sweeney reveals that he had secretly rigged Jack's boxing matches over the years to ensure his victory. Sweeney pays Jack to lose his next match, but he refuses to do so and wins the fight. In retaliation, Sweeney has Jack killed.[1][3][4]

Alternate versions

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Daredevil Noir

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From Daredevil Noir April, 2009 a man named Orville Halloran was hired to kill Jack Murdock for not agreeing to throw a fight in the ring when he was told to.

Ultimate Marvel

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Jack Murdock maintains the same role in the Ultimate Comics as he does in the 616 continuity.

What If?

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InWhat If?Daredevil became an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.?, Matt Murdock becomes an agent ofS.H.I.E.L.D. afterNick Fury offers to help with deal with his blindness and newly acquired superpowers. Jack Murdock is never killed and is kidnapped byHydra forces before Matt rescues him.

InWhat If?Daredevil's Dad Had Thrown The Big Fight?, Jack survived his final fight when he went along with the deal to take a dive. As an adult, Jack's son Matt becomes a boxer himself and is forced to work forWilson Fisk. Fisk orders Matt to take a fall in his next fight, but Matt refuses and wins the fight. In retaliation, Fisk has Jack Murdock killed.

Daredevil: End of Days

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The past history of Jonathan Murdock on Earth-12121 mirrors that of hisEarth-616 counterpart.

Powers and abilities

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Jack Murdock had no superhuman abilities. But he was a trained athlete and professional boxer with good stamina which he continued to maintain even as he grew older.

In other media

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Television

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  • Jack Murdock appears in a flashback in theSpider-Man: The Animated Series episode "Framed". This version was forced into crime as one of theKingpin's thugs. After his son Matt is blinded by radioactive chemicals being transported by the Kingpin, Jack is stricken with grief and vows to bring Kingpin to justice. However, he is killed by Kingpin's men in the process.
  • Jack Murdock appears in flashbacks depicted in thefirst season ofDaredevil (2015), portrayed by John Patrick Hayden.[5][6]

Film

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  • An unnamed wrestler who appears inSpider-Man (2002), portrayed by an uncreditedScott L. Schwartz, is identified as Jack Murdock in the film's novelization.[7]
  • Jack Murdock appears inDaredevil (2003), portrayed byDavid Keith. This version, also known as theDevil, worked as an enforcer for local mobster Eddie Fallon. He is later killed by the Kingpin after refusing to take a dive in one of Fallon's matches.

References

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  1. ^abcdeDaredevil #1 (April 1964)
  2. ^"Daredevil | Creators, Stories, & Origins".Encyclopedia Britannica. RetrievedApril 15, 2020.
  3. ^Daredevil (vol. 3) #28 (September 2013)
  4. ^Daredevil (vol. 3) #17 (October 2012)
  5. ^Abraham, Phil (director); Drew Goddard (writer) (April 10, 2015). "Into the Ring".Marvel's Daredevil. Season 1. Episode 1.Netflix.
  6. ^Abraham, Phil (director); Drew Goddard (writer) (April 10, 2015). "Cut Man".Marvel's Daredevil. Season 1. Episode 2.Netflix.
  7. ^Jung, Michael (October 18, 2020)."Namor The Sub-Mariner Has A Secret Cameo In Raimi's Spider-Man 2".Screen Rant.

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