Heather Glenn first appeared in Daredevil #126, published in 1975. She was created by writer Marv Wolfman, creator of Blade and Bullseye, and artist Rob Brown.

The original Heather Glenn first appeared in 1975’s Daredevil #126. Created by writer Marv Wolfman and artist William Robert Brown, Heather was a socialite and heir to the Glenn Industries fortune.

Heather Glenn isn't a character with powers or a tragic backstory. Instead, she's someone who made herself into who she is without the need for a mask, and that makes her special in Daredevil ...

No, Heather Glenn does not die in Episode 7. Muse seriously wounds her during the abduction, but Daredevil stabilizes her before the police arrive, allowing her to survive the ordeal.

Her father, Maxwell Glenn, was the head of Glenn Industries, which provided the family with a luxurious lifestyle. Heather met Matt in her ex’s apartment and quickly developed feelings for him.

This is likely Heather Glenn, a love interest of Matt Murdock’s who was a prominent character in Frank Miller’s Daredevil run in the early 1980s.

Following her rescue by Daredevil, Heather wakes up in the hospital to Matt comforting her, and while it isn't exactly clear yet what the therapist suspects or knows, Daredevil: Born Again still ...

Heather Glenn Realizes Something Is Up With Her Boyfriend Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) and Heather Glenn (Margarita Levieva) share a romantic moment in Daredevil: Born Again. Marvel Television ...

Heather’s high-profile clients told her how Fisk suddenly “disappeared,” leaving her to take control of their business as head of New York’s Five Families. “I was assaulted by a vigilante.

Meanwhile, therapist extraordinaire Dr. Heather Glenn gets in a tight scrape that turns her intellectual curiosity about masked vigilantes to actual animosity in "Art for Art's Sake." ...

No, Heather Glenn does not die in Episode 7. Muse seriously wounds her during the abduction, but Daredevil stabilizes her before the police arrive, allowing her to survive the ordeal.