After Barton successfully evaded most of the Mafia, he was met by Lopez, who knocked him to the ground and destroyed his hearing aid. Lopez is pinned against the wall by arrowsĭuring this interaction, Barton freed himself from their capture. Kazimierczak pulled Lopez off Bishop and tried to calm her down. As Bishop attempted to explain her innocence, Lopez, remembering her father's death, approached and attacked her, choking her. Barton told her that Ronin was killed by Black Widow, although she remained in disbelief. Once Barton explained that Bishop was not Ronin, Lopez was unconvinced, stating that Ronin may still be out there. Kazimierczak served as a translator for them as Barton didn't understand sign language.
She called out Barton's reliance on technology with needing a hearing aid, suggesting that he might be better off without it. The next day, she approached them, accompanied by Kazi Kazimierczak. In December 2024, once Clint Barton allowed himself to be brought in by the Mafia and Kate Bishop discovered their base, Lopez was informed by Ivan Banionis that they had both Barton and Bishop in custody. We have them." ― Ivan Banionis to Maya Lopez Maya and Fisk then took a seat, where her "Uncle" signed that while her father worked, they would get ice cream, to which Lopez thanked him for. When her caretaker approached her, she smiled as he playfully pinched her cheek. During her match, she swiftly blocked her opponent's attack and pushed him to the ground, earning her victory.įollowing the class, Lopez's father informed her that he would not be able to take her home, and that Wilson Fisk would be looking after her instead, which Lopez accepted. Her father reminded her during a water break before her match against the large child that her speed can be more beneficial than her opponent's size. During practice matches, she watched Kazi Kazimierczak fall to a child much larger than him. Maya Lopez attended the Brooklyn Karate Academy from a young age. But remember, for your match, it's more about speed than size." ― William Lopez to Maya Lopez This section requires expansion
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