What really happened when Daredevil met Hawkeye
Happy New Year everyone! I hope 2015 has been treating you well so far. One of the first things on my agenda this year, as far
Female features and muddy shoes
Hey gang! Don’t worry, I’ll let you in on what’s hiding behind that mysterious title in a little bit, but first I just wanted to let
This time, it’s a cop!
As previously demonstrated, early Daredevil made a habit of assaulting innocent people. One reader even joked that this behavior is clearly still an issue after he
Ivan the Terrible
Hey gang! I haven’t been as lazy as it seems, I swear. I’ve been working on a massive essay-type post that isn’t quite ready to post
Oops, he did it again!
Today was one of those days I could have used some sweet Daredevil: Road Warrior #3 happening on my iPad. Sadly, it looks like Marvel has
Never stop for an Orange Julius
I have to admit, I love it when the bad guys start bickering like an old married couple. The two fellows below have planned to rob
He did what, now?!
Every now and then, you read something in a Daredevil comic that shocks you for one reason or another. It could be something like a very
Still just a nomameter into the new year!
Daredevil #28 (vol 1), by Stan Lee and Gene Colan has already been a source of ridicule on this blog. In fact, we even saw Matt
Daredevil takes a beating
I’ve alluded to a certain “secret project” of mine before. I won’t divulge any more information here, except to say that it pretty much requires my
Matt Murdock on the legal status of aliens
So, Daredevil #30 comes out next week and the preview for the issue was posted just a few hours ago. While it doesn’t give anything away
Daredevil’s magically expanding plastic sheet!
Early Daredevil put all kinds of strange contraptions into his billy club. We saw a couple of the more bizarre examples of this in a recent
Daredevil’s goofiest billy club gadgets
I just finished a recording of the Fantasticast podcast with hosts Steve and Andy, in which we talked about Fantastic Four #39. I was invited on
“Page’s Anatomy”
As I mentioned previously, I’m going through old issues of Daredevil. This invariably means that you’re bound to come across some pretty crazy stuff. Usually, it’s
Weird moments in Daredevil history
I’m working on a certain project I dare not speak of which entails going through a lot of old back issues of Daredevil. In doing so,
Trapped by the Trapster!
Daredevil #35 and #36 (vol 1), by Stan Lee and Gene Colan, in which Daredevil fights Fantastic Four villain Trapster (and saves Sue Richard’s life!) is
Everyone’s a jerk
It’s been a while since we looked at something from the treasure trove of insanity that is Silver Age Daredevil, but here’s a couple of nuggets
Daredevil saves the Avengers!
I’m sorry for the delay in getting this post up, but in my defense, I’ve been working almost sixty hours a week for the last few
Find five faults (crazy 60’s Daredevil…)
Hot off the digital presses is this unlettered preview page from Daredevil #7 that Stephen Wacker just tweeted. About a month ago, he tweeted another pencilled
Sculpting the perfect body, one villain at a time
While I doubt that Matt Murdock is a big fan of fast food, I do think he could most likely get away with eating massive amounts
A Women’s Day tribute to the Black Widow
March 8 is International Women’s Day which I thought I’d commemorate with a couple of panels from Daredevil #102 by Chris Claremont and Syd Shores. You
“Daredevil trained a replacement!”
Hey there! Before getting to the next chapter in the history of the Hand later this week, I thought we’d take a little detour to the
Meet the Amazing Spider-Man!
The first meeting between Spider-Man and Daredevil happened in Amazing Spider-Man #16, and it happened early in Daredevil’s career. He is still in his yellow costume
“My costume has a boo boo!”
I admit, I’m a big fan of Daredevil’s costume. It’s simple and bold at the same time, and it gives our hero a distinctly sophisticated look.
“Because I can’t just kill him” – Part 7
I may be cheating a little with this installment of the “indecisive villain” series, since Doctor Doom isn’t actually trying to kill Daredevil, but the plot