The lawyer and the vigilante
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
Oh Karen! #3, guest-starring Mike Murdock
This episode of Oh Karen! looks at the early issues of the Mike Murdock era through Karen’s eyes. I don’t think I’ll ever do a separate
The appeal of Daredevil …
When thinking about this post, I realized that the appeal of a character as rich and complex as Matt Murdock/Daredevil is too great and too multi-faceted
A history of the radar sense #1 – From the origin through the early “power upgrade”
As promised – though a little late – here’s the first of many looks at the portrayal of the radar sense. The “prologue” to this little
Oh Karen! #2
Okay, so let’s check in with Karen again, shall we? Or rather, Karen, Matt and Foggy, since everything Karen does for the next fifteen issues is
The life of a superhero – check out the digs!
We all know that Matt Murdock is no Peter Parker. He has (almost) always had a steady job, doesn’t live on his aunt’s wheatcakes, and is
A History of the Radar Sense – Prologue
Anyone who knows me in DD-related circles is well aware of my fascination with Matt’s senses. Understanding his heightened senses is one thing – these should
Meet Becky Blake (for the first time)…
After bringing up Brubaker’s “reintroduction” of Becky Blake in my review of The Devil in Cell Block D, I thought it might be interesting to go
Oh Karen! #1
I wonder if Stan Lee, when he created the “gorgeous Karen Page” for Daredevil #1, had any idea that his innocent piece of eye candy would
Daredevil #1 – Boy meets radioactive waste
Daredevil #1 is, of course, a classic issue. It marks the character’s first appearance and is the first of nearly five hundred issues of comic book
Daredevil – The (comic book) world’s most unenviable hero
young kids may dream of having the powers of Superman or Spider-man, nothing about Daredevil’s life inspires envy.
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