Echo, also known as Ronin, is a fictional character, a Marvel Comics superheroine and a supporting character of Daredevil. She makes her first appearance in DaredevilVol. 2, #9 (Dec. 1999), and was created by David Mack and Joe Quesada. She is a Hispanic Native American and one of the very few deaf comic characters.
When she dons her "Echo" guise, she is easily recognizable by a white hand stain which covers most of her face.
The identity of Ronin was an attempt by New Avengerswriter Brian Michael Bendis to create a mystery after the apparently-male character was depicted on several comic book covers, including issues of New Avengers, and one Pulse issue. Fan speculation was high, with the most common guess that Ronin was Daredevil (despite Bendis initially denying that this was the case, he eventually revealed this to be the original intention).[1] However, Avengers: The Ultimate Guide, a DK Press book, revealed Ronin to be Echo weeks before the slightly delayed release of New Avengers #13, where Ronin's true identity was belatedly revealed.
While still a young girl, Maya Lopez's father (known as Willie "Crazy Horse" Lincoln), was killed by the Kingpin. As Crazy Horse dies, he leaves a bloody handprint on Maya's face. His last dying wish is that his partner in crime, the Kingpin, raise Maya well: a wish the Kingpin honors, caring for her as his own.
Believed to be mentally disabled, Maya is sent to an expensive school for people with learning disabilities. There, she manages to completely replicate a song on the piano. She is subsequently sent to another expensive school for prodigies. She would soon become a gifted woman.
One day, upon visiting her father's grave with Fisk, Maya asks how he died. Fisk tells her that Daredevil killed him.
Maya is sent by the Kingpin to Matt Murdock to prove Matt's weakness. He tells her that Matt believes he is a bad person, and that she is the only way to prove him wrong. As Maya believes him, it would not appear to be a lie when she tells Matt.[volume & issue needed]
Matt Murdock and Maya soon fall in love. She later takes on the guise of Echo to hunt down Daredevil. On her face she paints a white handprint, similar to the bloody handprint left by her dying father. Having watched videos of Bullseye and Daredevil fighting, she proves more than a match for Daredevil. After several failed attempts, noticing that Daredevil can easily move through the dark, Maya easily figures out Daredevil's weakness, and exploits this by having him fight in a place where his heightened senses are useless. Maya easily takes him down and nearly kills him, refusing only when she finds out Matt and Daredevil are one and the same. Matt manages to correct the Kingpin's lies. In revenge, Maya confronts Fisk and shoots him in the face, blinding him and starting the chain of events that lead to his eventual downfall (Kingpin would later partially recover his eyesight through reconstructive eye surgery).[volume & issue needed]
After realizing the Horror of her actions and the lies she has grown up with, Maya flees the United States to do some soul-searching. When she comes back, she tries reuniting with Matt Murdock, only to find out he is now with a blind woman named Milla Donovan, and that the Kingpin is still alive (despite Maya's attempts to kill him). Leaving Matt, Maya visits the Kingpin in prison, who tells her that he doesn't blame her for what she did, and that despite all that had happened, he still loves her like a daughter.[volume & issue needed]
Unsatisfied and still needing peace, Maya turns to the Chief, her father's old friend, noted for his wisdom. The Chief sends Maya on a Vision quest to calm her soul. On her quest, she meets and befriends Wolverine who helps her recover and passes on his knowledge of Japanese culture and Japanese organized crime. Soon enough, Echo makes peace with her past and is back doing performance art.[
The speed of sound is the distance travelled by the sound waves in the time between the original sound and the echo. For a direct echo, the distance travelled is double the distance to the reflecting surface.
I would guess that there is no SIGNIFICANT amount of echo, because they were designed that way on purpose. The way this can be done is by covering walls and floors with materials that absorb most sound.
No. Nothing can travel faster than light.
we hear an echo because its in our blood to hear things in a repeditive form but a lot quieter.
Both echoes of sound and images in a mirror are examples of reflections. Reflection occurs when a wave, such as sound or light, bounces off a surface and returns in the opposite direction. In both cases, the reflected wave preserves the characteristics of the original wave, such as pitch in sound echoes and visual details in mirrored images.
Echoes occur when sound waves reflect off of a surface and return to the listener's ears after a short delay. This behavior is known as sound wave reflection.
The Echoes was created in 1959.
The plural form is echoes. The plural possessive is echoes'.
The plural of echo is echoes.Two example sentences with the word echoes are:His voice echoes through the mountains.She echoes the concerns of her colleagues at the board meeting.
The ISBN of Fading Echoes is 0061555126.
Echoes of Valor was created in 1987.
Echoes from the Ocean was created in 1999.
Echoes of Refuge was created in 2006.
Eternal Echoes was created in 2001.
Echoes in the Darkness was created in 1987.
Echoes of an Era was created in 1981.
Echoes of Service was created in 1872.