Marvel's Echo: Created By: Echo, also known as Maya Lopez, was created by writer David Mack and artist Joe Quesada. She first appeared in "Daredevil" #9 in 1999. First Appearances: Echo made her debut in "Daredevil" #9, introducing readers to a unique and talented character with the ability to mimic any physical skill or movement. Major Comic Book Story Appearances: Echo has been featured in various comic book story arcs, with notable appearances in "Daredevil" and other titles exploring her origin and adventures. Full Bio: Maya Lopez, a deaf Native American, possesses a photographic reflex that allows her to perfectly replicate any physical action or skill after seeing it once. Trained by her father's former employer, the Kingpin, she initially believed Daredevil to be her father's killer. Echo's journey involves discovering her true identity, overcoming challenges related to her deafness, and forging her own path as a superhero. Echo's character is defined by her unique ability, exceptional combat skills, and a complex personal history. Her experiences with Daredevil, as both ally and adversary, showcase her dynamic role in the Marvel Universe. Echo's representation as a deaf superhero contributes to diversity and inclusivity in Marvel storytelling. Power Set: Echo's abilities stem from her photographic reflex: Photographic Reflex: She can mimic any physical action or skill, whether it's martial arts, acrobatics, or other movements. This power, combined with her exceptional combat training, makes Echo a formidable hand-to-hand combatant and a skilled fighter. Friends and Allies in the Comics: Echo has formed alliances with various Marvel characters. Notably, she has been associated with Daredevil and has played a key role in his storylines. Her interactions with other superheroes, including the Avengers and Moon Knight, showcase Echo's versatility and her willingness to collaborate with different characters. Her representation as a deaf superhero resonates with readers seeking diverse and authentic portrayals in comic book storytelling.