The life of a superhero – wardrobe concerns
Updated August 10, 2015: As mentioned earlier, I’m on a hiatus of sorts while working on my other Daredevil project. I’m looking to return to blogging
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Wacky power #3 – may I read your aura?
According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the word sense (noun) is defined as follows: “Mechanism by which information is received about one’s external or internal environment. Stimuli
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
My hero can beat your hero
If that sounds anything like the age-old “my dad can beat you’re dad,” you’re on to something. They are kind of the same thing, except the
Wacky power #2 – Daredevil lands a rocket
Well, this is not so much an example of a wacky power as just a case of Daredevil using his powers in wacky ways. You see,
I miss Michael Lark (Daredevil #106)
Marvel posted some preview pages of Daredevil #106, along with a rather entertaining history of Matt’s love life. The good news: It appears that Ben Urich
Foggy needs an ego boost
Too often, Franklin “Foggy” Nelson has been standing in the shadow of his law partner. However, over the years, Foggy has often proven himself to be
Great link to post on Vol 1 #30-32
Silver Age Comics recently posted about Daredevil #30-32, and I recommend you have a look, because it’s good! This storyline took place during the height of
The "other" Daredevil movie
The motion picture Daredevil (2003) was not the first Daredevil movie. With the amount of screen time devoted to Matt Murdock and his alter ego, The
Wacky power #1 – sensing the microvoltage of the human brain
We’ll start with the power that you often find on various lists, but has never, to my knowledge, been seen in the pages of Daredevil. You
Without Fear
Well, the most recent arc of Daredevil – volume 2, issues #100-105 – has now been concluded. The most annoying thing about this is that despite
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.
Daredevil’s humble beginnings
“Justice is blind. Let’s take a blind lawyer and make him into a superhero!” On the origins of Daredevil