Maya Lopez

Viewers looking forward to seeing on Disney Plus want to know whether they need to watch Daredevil and Hawkeye beforehand to understand the story. Here is everything you need to know.

With Marvel’s Daredevil: Born Again wrapping up production, one fuzzy unknown is the future of another character in the street-level saga’s orbit: Echo. Alaqua Cox tells Polygon she is in the dark, too; unlike some of her peers who got their start on Disney Plus shows, Marvel hasn’t mentioned to the 27-year-old actor when or if Maya Lopez will reappear in the MCU.

Marvel Studios' Echo TV show has finally premiered, bringing a fresh and gritty new vibe to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and offering some much-needed representation for indigenous and handicapped viewers. But oddly enough, critical audience members have zeroed in on the Daredevil fight scene.

The following contains spoilers for the finale of EchoEcho and the beloved animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender share interesting parallels that were spotted by one fan. Looking at the show's themes, it makes a strange amount of sense.

With Echo now released, Kingpin actor Vincent D'Onofrio has finally opened up about what’s coming for him and his character, Wilson Fisk, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Echo, the latest chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is probably going to fly under a lot of people’s radar. The urgency of the interconnected superhero setting has ebbed as Marvel Studios and Warner Bros. retool their offerings, and that goes double for a show that’s spinning off a minor character from a two-year-old miniseries into a five-episode miniseries on Hulu and Disney Plus, and making teases about another less-than-imminent show.

After watching, many fans wish to find out about the. Who is she and will Echo get this title in her series? Here’s all you need to know.

With the arrival of in Phase 5, many fans wonder about its place in the ever-growing MCU timeline. Where and when is its story set? Here’s all you need to know about Echo’s place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Just over a week after the second season of What If…? concluded on Disney+, we have yet another installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe on the streamer. is the latest MCU miniseries on Disney+, proudly boasting a brand new Marvel Spotlight banner during the opening logos meant to symbolize how this is a more grounded, character-driven story that does not rely on preexisting knowledge of the larger MCU continuity. I don’t know how true that is since this show is a spin-off of Hawkeye with a villain famously introduced in Daredevil. However, Echo was a delightful watch that explored Maya Lopez and her Native American heritage despite having a few flaws that held it back from meeting its full potential.

Here’s a recap of Marvel’s with its spoilers and ending explained. Dive into our season finale breakdown, learn how things turned out for Maya Lopez and Wilson Fisk, and find out what’s next for them in the MCU.

Echo season 1 ends with a bang, with Echo (Alaqua Cox) going up against Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio) again after confronting him in Hawkeye. Along the way, she reconnected with her roots, her family, and her sense of self, putting her on the track to becoming a hero.

Echo director Sydney Freeland says her trans and Navajo identity helped her connect with Maya Lopez.

Marvel’s new series Echo is about to debut on Disney Plus, but due to streamer’s settings, it might not automatically appear on your account.

Created by Marion Dayre, is a superhero crime series slated to stream on Disney Plus and Hulu. It’s part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and serves as a spin-off to the 2021 miniseries Hawkeye. The plot revolves around Maya Lopez / Echo, a deaf Choctaw woman who used to lead the Tracksuit Mafia. With her former ally, Wilson Fisk, hot on her trail, Maya returns home to Oklahoma and comes face to face with her past and aspects of the life she left behind. Season 1 premieres on January 9, 2024. If you are wondering whether there will be a second season of Echo, this is what we have discovered.

Echo director Sydney Freeland discusses the importance of that epic Daredevil fight scene – and Maya Lopez's Daredevil origins.

A brand new video for Marvel Studios’ upcoming Disney+ series has been released, showing behind-the-scenes footage of scenes featuring members of the Choctaw Nation.

The first clip from Marvel Studios’ highly-anticipated Disney+ and Hulu series has surfaced online, featuring Alaqua Cox’s Maya Lopez and Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock/ Daredevil.

Marvel Studios has revealed a brand new video for its highly-anticipated Disney+ and Hulu series, which will make its debut on on January 9, 2024.

Ahead of the long-awaited series debut of, Marvel Studios has dropped a brand new Echo video for the upcoming limited drama.

The MCU’s series establishes Alaqua Cox’s Maya Lopez as an interesting new character through the latest Marvel Spotlight banner. But what makes her exciting is the set of abilities she gains throughout the series. For fans who wish to find out what they are, here are all the powers that Echo could possess in her upcoming show.

Disney has released a new trailer, previewing the series Marvel Studios promises will be its most intense show ever.

Reports of appearing in, which is set to premiere in January 2024 on Disney Plus, have Marvel fans wondering whether it’s confirmed that he’ll make an appearance or if it’s just a rumor. Here is all you need to know.

Marvel Studios has been too good at its job. After 15 years of building up the MCU as the ultimate interconnected saga, audiences have really taken to heart the ideathat they need to see everything in order to catch the latest release. This was always going to be a concern — 15 years is a long time! Teenagers that saw Iron Manin theaters are now paying mortgages, spry adults circa 2008 now have to schedule “regular colonoscopy screenings.” It’s a different world, man!

The upcoming Disney+ series will showcase the character more in-depth following her debut in Hawkeye. According to director Sydney Freeland, this will include ditching some powers from the comic version of Echo.

The first trailer for Marvel Studios’ Echo is full of surprises. It’s shockingly violent, as we watch Kingpin beat a man half to death, and see his adoptive daughter Maya Lopez (the eponymous Echo) throwing savage blows and snapping the necks of street-level scum. There’s even a very brief Daredevil cameo. (OK, that last part is not really a surprise; we knew that Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio would return as Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk, respectively, for Echo.)

Marvel Studios has released a new for the upcoming Disney+ series centered on Alaqua Cox’s character from Hawkeye. The show is set to debut all five episodes on Disney+ and Hulu simultaneously on Wednesday, January 10.

Marvel has confirmed that Charlie Cox's next appearance as Matt Murdock won't be in Daredevil: Born Again, but rather in Hawkeye spin-off series Echo. According to ComicBook.com, the actor's involvement was seeming confirmed by a synopsis filed to the United States Copyright Office by the Disney-owned studio.