The first of three posts on the appeal of Daredevil, introduced HERE. Americans seem to have a love/hate relationship with lawyers. No one seems to like them until they actually need one for divorce court, that pesky personal injury claim, or to settle the ongoing dispute with the cranky neighbor. No country in the world...
[Since I'm discussing the fallout of the Without Fear arc in this post, it goes without saying that you probably shouldn't read it if you haven't read the arc and intend do so "un-spoilered." That's why I'm hiding the entire post under a cut. If you reached this page directly, there's a lovely graphic to...
If you’re wondering about the title of this post, rest assured. Steve Gerber (may he rest in peace) had nothing to do with trolls or trolling. I’m merely trying to squeeze in a couple of different links. I was sad to hear about Steve Gerber passing away a few weeks ago, long before his time....
If that sounds anything like the age-old “my dad can beat you’re dad,” you’re on to something. They are kind of the same thing, except the dads are fictional, have superpowers, and the people having these discussions are not (usually) children, but grown men (almost exclusively) who use their extensive knowledge of the details of...
The motion picture Daredevil (2003) was not the first Daredevil movie. With the amount of screen time devoted to Matt Murdock and his alter ego, The Trial of the Incredible Hulk (1989) can rightly be called a Daredevil movie as well. The Trial of the Incredible Hulk was (I believe) the second of the three...
The lawyer and the vigilante