Hell’s Kitchen is my parody web comic (currently on hiatus), which re-imagines the cast of Daredevil as South Park characters. Basic character designs were made with the South Park studio web application while alterations and backgrounds were made by yours truly in Photoshop. All of these strips where available on my old Blogger-hosted site, and thought it was about time to migrate them over here. The series will be continued when time and inspiration allows.

Some background info: The first strip came about after Foggy’s biggest fan Gloria (obliquely mentioned in the first strip) and I were throwing some ideas around for fun on the Man Without Fear message board, including a joke about how there should be more karaoke in Daredevil. This gave me the idea to use the South Park version of the cover to Daredevil #106 that I’d made and take it from there. Click each image to enlarge (if your browser isn’t javascript enabled, they will open in a separate window instead) and enjoy!

1. “It’s cold up here”

   South Park Matt is being his usual miserable self when Foggy comes by to offer some mindless entertainment. It’s the kind of thing you’d never see in the real book.

   

   Hells Kitchen #1

2. “Karaoke”

   Matt can neither sing nor hold his liquor, and shares an awkward moment with Becky Blake.

   

   Hells Kitchen #2

3. “Hell’s Kitchen Interlude”

   I took a break from ongoing story and threw together this little fourth wall breaking tribute to friend and fellow Daredevil fan Alice. The image was originally linked to her business www.brailletshirts.com.

   

   Hell's Kitchen interlude

4. “I feel naked”

   The merry friends party on by playing strip Trivial Pursuit, and Matt is rescued in deus ex machina fashion by friend and Avenger Luke Cage.

   

   Hells Kitchen #3

5. “I see stars”

   Matt and Luke walk home under the stars and Matt has a collision with a light post.

   

   Hells Kitchen #4

6. “I’ve got issues”

   Matt takes Luke’s advice and goes to see a psychiatrist, only to realize he’s got more issues than Oedipus.

   

   Hells Kitchen #5

7. “Messed up”

   Following his visit to the shrink, Matt has a nightmare encounter with Mr Fear. And yes, this whole joke is built on his looking an awful lot like Darth Vader. But Matt wouldn’t know that, would he? I guess I just discovered a plot whole in my own comic.

   

   Hells Kitchen #6

8. “Brand New Day”

   Matt hasn’t just had his head messed with by his usual enemies, but by Mephisto as well. Here, he meets up with poor continuity-f#&$d Spider-Man for lunch.

   

   Hells Kitchen #7

9. “Who are you really?”

   In the middle of Secret Invasion, Matt goes to a Superhumans with Disabilities fundraiser and meets former love interest Maya “Echo” Lopez.

   

   Hells Kitchen #8

10. “So misunderstood”>

    Still at the fundraiser, Matt has a talk with Razor Fist who is looking to sue the Hood for violations of the American with Disabilities Act.

    

    Hells Kitchen #9

11. An awkward moment, Hell’s Kitchen style

    A spur of the moment panel based on the awkward situation of having Dakota drive Matt to see his wife after they slept together.

    

    Hell's Kitchen: awkward moment

12. “Ninja crap”

    Matt, as Daredevil, finally comes face to face with Lady Bullseye and find out why she has chopsticks in her hair.

    

    Hells Kitchen #10

13. “Who’s who?”

    Bullseye guest stars as Hawkeye and the old Hawkeye guest stars as Ronin. Oh, and the new Bullseye shows up too.

    

    Hells Kitchen #11

14. Hells Kitchen: Disney version

    A Hell’s Kitchen take on the Marvel/Disney merger.

    

    Hells Kitchen Disney

To be continued…