turn his consciousness into an artificial intelligence. Calling him "Mr. Fix 2.0", Hammer forces him to keep working on the former's projects to the exclusion of all else. Unbeknownst to Hammer, Fix secretly begins plotting revenge against him for this. Over time, he blackmails Hammer before eventually exposing his criminal activities and creating "zombification gas" to turn Hammer into a zombie, though Iron Man destroys Fix 2.0's console. The Paul Norbert Ebersol incarnation of Fixer appears in Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers. Roscoe Sweeney appears in Daredevil (2015), portrayed by Kevin Nagle. As in the comics, he has Jack Murdock killed when the boxer refused to take a dive in one of his matches. Following Jack's death, Sweeney hid out in another country under the alias "Al Marino". In the episode "Kinbaku", Sweeney is subdued by Elektra so Jack's son Matt Murdock can exact revenge. Matt severely beats Roscoe, but turns him over to the police instead, much to Elektra's disappointment. Paul Norbert Ebersol appears in Avengers Assemble, voiced by Rick D. Wasserman. This version previously worked for Stark Industries until he was fired for giving away company secrets. He first appears as Masters of Evil member Fixer in the episode "Under Siege" due to his hatred for Iron Man before later appearing as Thunderbolts member Techno in the group's self-titled episode and "Thunderbolts Revealed". Film The Roscoe Sweeney incarnation of Fixer, renamed Edward "Eddie" Fallon, appears in Daredevil (2003), portrayed by Mark Margolis. This version previously employed a young Wilson Fisk as an enforcer. Video games The Paul Norbert Ebersol incarnation of Fixer appears as a boss, later playable character, in Marvel: Avengers Alliance. Paul Norbert Ebersol / Techno appears in Lego Marvel's Avengers via the "Thunderbolts" DLC. The Paul Norbert Ebersol incarnation of Fixer appears in Marvel: Avengers Alliance 2. Music The industrial band Mentallo and the Fixer derive their name from the Paul Norbert Ebersol incarnation of Fixer and his former partner Mentallo. References External links Fixer I at Marvel.com Fixer II at Marvel.com Fixer I at Marvel Wikia Fixer II at Marvel Wikia Fixer I at Marvel Appendix Characters created by Jack Kirby Characters created by Stan Lee Comics characters introduced in 1966 Fictional characters from Ohio Fictional gangsters Fictional inventors Hydra (comics) agents Marvel Comics characters who are shapeshifters Marvel Comics cyborgs Marvel Comics robots Marvel Comics scientists Marvel Comics superheroes Marvel Comics supervillains