On writing a book about Daredevil science
As the old saying goes, one swallow does not a summer make. In this case, it means that if I write post about how I’m back
The silent ninja conundrum
Well, I could have saved this little detail for my big post about the tail end of Daredevil, season two. But, fearing that it would swell
Why Matt Murdock can tell if someone is attractive, and it’s not even that weird
My muses are being a bit uncooperative these days, but the only way to get them to start talking again is to soldier on without them
Countdown to Marvel’s Daredevil: Blindness and heightened senses
Well, if you’ve been coming around these parts for a while, you’re probably not surprised to see me put up a “Daredevil science” post, looking specifically
Wacky Power #24 – Another case of flight radar
Welcome back to another installment in the Wacky Powers series in which we look at Daredevil doing truly strange things. Once again, we’ll be looking at
Wacky Power #23 – Flying a plane. Again
Considering Daredevil’s blindness, the number of times he’s found himself flying some kind of aircraft is pretty astounding. And to be clear, any number higher than
Daredevil #32 – A sensory revisit
Okay, let’s take that second look at Daredevil #32, shall we? Specifically, at the “sensory aspects” I mentioned in my review. You see, I found the
Chris Samnee and Daredevil’s evolving radar
I wrestled a bit with the name of this post. First, I was going to call it “Chris Samnee under the radar.” You know, like the
Ikari: Sight meets radar
Off-topic for this post, but I’d like to officially congratulate Chris Samnee for winning the Best Penciller/Inker Award at the Eisners last week! He and David
Wacky Power #22 – “Birdlike emanations”
Here’s a quick post to get back into the groove of things! Remember how Daredevil has shown the ability to sense a villainous aura? This is
Daredevil versus the common cold
I’m just getting back on my feet after being knocked down by a nasty bug that had me do nothing but lie in bed for four
Daredevil and the physiology of Superior Spider-Man
Daredevil has been in the news a little bit more than usual lately, due in large part to his title featuring the first ever appearance of
Why believing isn’t seeing
Note! At nearly 3,000 words, this is an essay more than a blog post. I hope you’ll find it interesting and thought-provoking, but you may want
Wacky Power #21 – The aura sensing is back!
So yes, I’ve been giving Brian Bendis a hard time lately. Some day soon, I’ll make up for it by posting my top ten moments from
The radar simulation
I know, the title of this post sounds a little bit like an episode of The Big Bang Theory, but you’re just going to have to
Daredevil science and proprioception
This post contains spoilers for Daredevil #14, so read the issue first! And you should, it was great! Recently, one reader left the below comment on
The philosophy of Paolo Rivera’s radar
Yes, the title of this post is deliberately ambiguous, somewhat pretentious and possible misleading. First of all, Paolo Rivera doesn’t actually have a radar sense, at
Daredevil’s sense of touch, quantified!
Yes, it’s time for a science post again. For this installment, I’m basically going to continue the discussion that began in a previous post from a couple
The sounds of silence
It’s been a while since I did a Daredevil science post, but as there still remains loads of things to cover – despite the 30,000(!) words
What’s wrong with this picture?
In all the excitment I felt after seeing the preview for Daredevil #9, I completely forgot to look for that other book Daredevil appears in, namely
A history of the radar sense – present time
As any longtime reader will know, I love scrutinizing Daredevil’s senses, both from a scientific and conceptual perspective. That is to say that I enjoy looking
It’s radar magic! (You don’t have to explain it)
Before we get to my review of Daredevil: Reborn #1 later today (see also Newsarama’s brand new interview with Andy Diggle), I’m going to treat you
Daredevil Science and the sense of touch
Yes, we’re finally getting to the end of the Daredevil Science series, though this post doesn’t actually mark the end. Yes, believe it or not, this
Daredevil and echolocation
As I’ve mentioned over the course of my ongoing series A history of the radar sense, Daredevil’s ability to detect and identify objects and obstacles has