- "Lisa, you are way too smart to be your dad's kid."
- ―Billy Russo to Lisa Castle[src]
Lisa Barbara Castle[3] was the daughter of Frank and Maria Castle and the sister of Frank Jr.
Biography[]
Childhood[]
Born to Frank and Maria Castle, Lisa Castle had lived in family residence within New York City. She spent much time with her father who read her favorite book, One Batch, Two Batch.[4] Lisa also liked plastic dinosaurs and had a lot of these to play.[5]
Day out with Father[]
- "I read at school that she represents everything good about America."
"That's about right."
"Is that why you have to go and fight?" - ―Lisa Castle and Frank Castle[src]
Lisa, Frank Jr., and their father on a trip
The day before Frank was sent to Afghanistan, he took his children onto a trip to go and see the Statue of Liberty. He reciting a nonsense poem to them and Frank Jr. said that was stupid. He disagreed, saying that nonsense was different from stupid, and asked Lisa to do the second verse of the poem. As they looked at the statue, Lisa noted that her teacher told her that it represented everything good about the United States of America which her father agreed with.[1]
Reuniting with Father[]
- "She looks up and sees me. I see her. By God, that's real. That's real, Red. Boom. In an instant, she's across that classroom floor, she's in my arms. She's squeezing me so tight I swear I was gonna bust a rib, you know? We just stayed there like that, we're holding each other."
- ―Frank Castle to Daredevil[src]
Lisa spending time with her father
The day when Frank, returned home, he found Lisa in their yoga class at her school. Upon seeing her father again once again, Lisa charged across her classrooms and into her dad's arms. At night, Lisa pleaded with her father to read her favorite bedtime story One Batch, Two Batch, but the emotionally exhausted Castle promised that he would do so the next night.[4]
Trip to Central Park[]
Lisa at Central Park
- "They're gonna be too old for this."
"Ah, stop that."
"They're growing up fast." - ―Frank Castle and Maria Castle[src]
As part of the Castle family's tradition, Lisa and her family went to the picnic at Central Park to celebrate Frank's return. Their friend Billy Russo joined them. She rode the horse carousel while her parents watched from the distance until Billy and Frank Jr. bought lunch for them to eat. At the table, Russo told the family if he was named after Billy the Kid who was an orphan and used his wits and bravery to survive. After telling the story, Lisa asked how did he know he if was named after Billy the Kid if he was an orphan. Russo replied that she was way too smart, to be Frank Castle's child.[6]
Death[]
- "For her, there was never going to be any tomorrow, see. The last time I'd see her, I'd be holding her lifeless body in my arms. Meat was spilling out of her, Red. The place that her face used to be."
- ―Frank Castle to Daredevil[src]
Unbeknownst to the family, a sting operation was arranged by the DA's office to arrest a drug lord, the Blacksmith. Additionally, William Rawlins decided to have Frank Castle and his family killed by having three gangs (the Kitchen Irish, the Mexican Cartel, and the Dogs of Hell) meet in a shootout to look like it was the cause of their death. Frank held the lifeless body of his daughter in his arms and saw the flesh spilling out of her face.[1][4]
Facilities[]
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- Castle Residence: To be added
Relationships[]
Family[]
- Maternal Great-Grandmother †
- Mario Castle † - Paternal Grandfather
- Louisa Castle † - Paternal Grandmother
- Frank Castle - Father
- Maria Castle † - Mother
- Frank Castle, Jr. † - Brother
Allies[]
- Billy Russo † - Friend
Appearances[]
| Appearances for Lisa Castle |
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Trivia[]
- In the comics, Lisa Castle was the daughter of Frank Castle who was killed when her family witnessed a gangland execution in Central Park.
