Did this Daredevil fitness trainer accidentally confirm the season 3 villain?

A new Instagram photo strongly hints at who could be the new big bad of the Marvel show

Daredevil

Netflix

Published: Monday, 6 August 2018 at 3:31 pm

So, we knew actor Wilson Bethel would star as an FBI agent in the upcoming third season of Marvel’s Daredevil, but it looks as if rumours that he is also secretly playing a key villain could be true.

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The evidence? Bethel – who’s starred in the likes of How to Get Away with Murder and Criminal Minds – was recently spotted in an Instagram post with series lead Charlie Cox and personal trainer Naqam Washington. And you should really notice the caption: “#Daredevil and #Bullseye”.

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In the original Marvel comic books, Bullseye is a psychopathic assassin with a particular vendetta against Daredevil. There were hints that he might be making an appearance in the series when his calling card, an Ace of Spades, was spotted by eagle-eyed fans at the end of the last season.

So does this photo confirm that Bethel will star as the villain? Is his role as an FBI agent just a cover story? Or does Bethel and Cox's trainer just like to tease fanboys and girls?

Our money's on the former but respect if it turns out to be the latter.

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Bethel wouldn’t be the first person to play the villain on screen. Colin Farrell starred as Bullseye in the 2003 live-action Daredevil movie with Ben Affleck. Farrell’s character didn’t wear Bullseye's traditional spandex suit (instead opting for a crosshair scar on his forehead), but, like the comics, he still had the ability to turn almost any object into a lethal projectile.

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And although Farrell’s Bullseye was criticised when that film was released, the introduction of the classic comic character to the TV show should make Daredevil's next season – dare we say it – impossible to miss.

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