Tuesday, April 9: Murdock resolves to act on his dreams, however crazy that may seem, and try to speak to Bullseye himself. She kills the ninjas, but in the aftermath stares at Murdock angrily, and strikes him with a poisoned shuriken. He dreams of visiting her grave in an empty, snowy landscape, where he is set upon by ninjas. They end up having a one-night stand, but Murdock remains distracted by Elektra. Monday, April 8: Murdock meets with a female client to discuss her acrimonious divorce case. Sunday, April 7: Murdock visits the cemetery location of Elektra's grave, and lays orchids. Murdock is troubled by the way she sounds, but she cuts him off. Saturday, April 6: Seeking company and distraction, Murdock telephones Karen Page, but she tells him she is busy in Los Angeles making 'educational films'. These plans are described as finding 'the one' who killed Elektra previously (i.e. Still in the dream state, he receives cryptic information that Elektra is alive, but that plans are afoot to kill her (again). Murdock wakes, but slips back into another dream, this time of an occult ritual involving The Hand. This time Elektra is pursued across the mountain peak by the revenants of her former victims, who catch her and torture her.

She also suddenly notices that her hands are covered in blood which she cannot wash away. In the dream, Elektra is horrified to come upon her sais buried in the snow: 'the weapons she used to murder so many'. He describes a recurring dream of Elektra climbing a snow-covered mountain. Monday, April 1: Matt Murdock attends confession, telling the priest that he is still haunted by the death of Elektra.

It is a spin-off from Miller's run on Daredevil and tells the story of the apparent return of ninja warrior Elektra from death.

JSTOR ( July 2010) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)Įlektra Lives Again is a 1990 graphic novel by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley, published through American company Marvel Comics' imprint Epic Comics.

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