The other “mask”
One of these days, I’m going to try to catch up on reviews of the current ongoing Daredevil book (it’ll probably be as a video). And,
The 50+ ways in which Marvel’s Daredevil reminds you that Matt is blind (for real)
Since this post was originally published, I have also written a follow-up piece featuring details from season two and The Defenders. I did not set out to
A world of touch and motion
I’m going to state right off the bat that, as I’m sitting down to write this, I don’t have a proper title yet for this post.
Matt Murdock and the tax code
I will often joke about the fact that no aspect of Daredevil – the character, or the book and its cast – is too mundane to
“There’s an app for that, Matt!”
Here’s the lettered preview for next week’s Daredevil #26! Are you as excited as I am? In Daredevil #22, we saw Matt demonstrate a cool smart
Braille-iant Daredevil
Hey everyone! I’ve been busy lately, but did manage to record a new podcast last week that I hope to have edited and ready to go
Daredevil #22 revisited
I knew as soon as I was done writing my review of Daredevil #22 that I would have to go back and write about it some
A screen reader primer for Daredevil fans
I was going to start this post by saying something along the lines of: “Usually, for White Cane Day (i.e. October 15 and also known as
Global Accessibility Awareness Day
I’ve been super busy for the last couple of weeks, so this post will have to be short and sweet (I’ll be back on track by
“Sometimes in my dreams, I can see”
“Do blind people see in their dreams?” To be honest, I’ve never thought much about this question myself. Or rather, I’ve possibly thought about it once
No more print reading for Waid’s Daredevil?
Mark Waid said a lot of interesting things in the video interview he did with Blastoff Comics, but one thing really made me sit up and
Daredevil really is blind, “For Dummies”
Last week or so, someone from an (apparently) popular gaming forum posted a link to this site in a thread, causing a nice spike in numbers.
Matt Murdock enters the 21st century
Daredevil #5 not only revealed that Matt is about to go up against some of the biggest baddies in the Marvel Universe. It also finally revealed
Things that have me excited for the Daredevil relaunch – Part 7
I’m back again for another installment of the “Countdown to Daredevil #1” series. We’re on the home stretch now, which means that the first issue of
Things that have me excited for the Daredevil relaunch – Part 3
Time for another quote, and this one literally had me going “Finally!” when it first appeared. I touched on it before, at the time the interview
The nastier side of Matt: Tyrone’s story
Before there was the – yet to be named – “blind kid” in Daredevil: Reborn, there was Tyrone. What the two have in common, besides crossing
Clint Barton, a reluctant “Daredevil”
I happen to be something of a Hawkeye fan actually. He has an unusual skill where others have superpowers (which does make it just a tad
“Oh, the blind thing? It comes and goes…”
One common element used a lot in superhero comics consists of the hero temporarily losing his (or her) powers. This has happened to Daredevil enough times
Ouch! Matt gets some sensitivity training
So, how politically incorrect can you be within the space of a single panel? Daredevil #196 (volume 1), by Denny O’Neill, Larry Hama and Klaus Janson,
The Daredevil fan’s guide to braille history
This post was slated for Thursday, but the time got away from me. That means this is White Cane Day +2 ;). I’m going with an
Assistive technology in Daredevil
We all know that Matt Murdock has an arsenal of abilities and tricks up his sleeve which make it possible for him to do things us
Daredevil Noir and blind sex
Okay, you’ve got to admit that the title of this post had you intrigued. First of all, the part about the blind sex has nothing to
Daredevil, the dyslexic superhero?
Okay, so this might be a silly post, but I thought I’d like to share it with you guys anyway. Yesterday, when I went through all
Night Vision – A look at Dr. Mid-Nite
Night blindness, the inability to see in dim lighting, is a fairly common symptom of degenerative retinal diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa. But did you ever
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