Marvel Comics has announced Venom: Separation Anxiety, a new five-issue limited series written by Venom co-creator David Michelinie. Due to launch this May, Venom: Separation Anxiety teams ...

If there is any supervillain who deserves to be beaten into a bloody disgusting pulp, it's Zebediah Killgrave, The Purple Man. Hands down. And how sweet it is to watch when Luke Cage comes in to ...

Former Doctor Who star David Tennant has joined Marvel’s Netflix series A.K.A. Jessica Jones as the villain Zebediah Killgrave, who himself as an A.K.A.: The Purple Man! Krysten Ritter stars as ...

Killgrave resurfaced when he kidnapped Jessica Jones, then minor hero Jewel, and held her prisoner for over eight months. He repeatedly made her strip naked and beg him for sex while making her ...

The star will play Zebediah Killgrave - otherwise known as the Purple Man - in a brand new original superhero series called A.K.A Jessica Jones, which has been created by Marvel for Netflix.

Dr. Zebediah Killgrave, The Purple Man was a bit of a sixties joke comic book character. He first appeared in Daredevil #4 back in 1963 using his pheremones to control folk, ...

Check out Killgrave below. In this fan film prequel to Marvel’s Netflix series, police detective Nick Bendis tracks an urban legend of a mind controlling “purple man”. But what happens when ...

Killgrave, better known by his villain name, The Purple Man, first appeared in Daredevil #4 in the 1960s, but had faded from Marvel Comics almost entirely by the 1980s as Daredevil himself went ...

Krysten Ritter fights her superhero past and history with Zebediah Killgrave (David Tennant) in a dark, full-length "Jessica Jones" trailer.

David Tennant has joined the cast of "Marvel’s A.K.A. Jessica Jones." Playing against type, the former Doctor will play the villainous Purple Man.

The ominous character, full name Dr Zebediah Killgrave, has been kept quite literally in the shadows, but a new image shows him standing in front of a microphone on a stage appropriately bathed in ...

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