These two are NOT messing around!
Marvel Team-Up Annual (Vol. 1) #4
Published: c. May, 1981?
Cover Date: August, 1981
“Power Play!” (No, not that one)
Writer: Frank Miller
Artist: Herb Trimpe
Inker: Mike Esposito
Letterer: Diana Albers
Colorist: George Roussos
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If that’s true then that’s smart and I like it. But unless Fisk can read lips he shouldn’t know what Killgrave is saying to him in the conversation.
Maybe it’s this story and I just don’t remember the earplugs. But I was sure I remember an issue where Fisk resisted Killgrave’s command by force of will alone and that always came off so fake to me, even to the younger and more naive Hornacek.
@hornacek: I think he’s wearing noise-cancelling earplugs. He gives a pair to another guy in the issue.
Is this where Fisk resists Killgrave’s command because of his “disciplined mind”? I hate stuff like that. Kingpin has no powers. He should follow Killgrave’s commands like anyone else.