Fear and self-loathing in Hell’s Kitchen
This post contains references to teaser trailers and promos, as well as interviews with people associated with the show. Read at your own risk. I have
The other “mask”
One of these days, I’m going to try to catch up on reviews of the current ongoing Daredevil book (it’ll probably be as a video). And,
The 50+ additional ways in which Daredevil and Defenders remind you that Matt is blind (for real)
In August of last year, I wrote my longest posts yet (now second longest since this one is even more of a monster), detailing scenes and
The 50+ ways in which Marvel’s Daredevil reminds you that Matt is blind (for real)
Since this post was originally published, I have also written a follow-up piece featuring details from season two and The Defenders. I did not set out to
10 favorite things about Marvel’s Daredevil
Now that I’ve watched all the episodes again, and found a whole new level love for this show, it’s time to pick it apart and look
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
Daredevil in Superior Iron Man – Should we worry?
A couple of weeks ago, when Bleeding Cool reported a rumor about the consequences of Daredevil’s involvement in the first arc of Superior Iron Man, my
A world of touch and motion
I’m going to state right off the bat that, as I’m sitting down to write this, I don’t have a proper title yet for this post.
How Daredevil became Matt Murdock
It’s been a while since I’ve had the time to write a longer “essay” type of post, but there have been a couple of ideas brewing
Matt Murdock and the tax code
I will often joke about the fact that no aspect of Daredevil – the character, or the book and its cast – is too mundane to
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
“There’s an app for that, Matt!”
Here’s the lettered preview for next week’s Daredevil #26! Are you as excited as I am? In Daredevil #22, we saw Matt demonstrate a cool smart
Braille-iant Daredevil
Hey everyone! I’ve been busy lately, but did manage to record a new podcast last week that I hope to have edited and ready to go
Daredevil #22 revisited
I knew as soon as I was done writing my review of Daredevil #22 that I would have to go back and write about it some
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
Some thoughts on Daredevil and travel
Hey all! I just came back from me second trip in as many weeks after spending five days in Matt Murdock’s home town New York with
A screen reader primer for Daredevil fans
I was going to start this post by saying something along the lines of: “Usually, for White Cane Day (i.e. October 15 and also known as
Global Accessibility Awareness Day
I’ve been super busy for the last couple of weeks, so this post will have to be short and sweet (I’ll be back on track by
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
No more print reading for Waid’s Daredevil?
Mark Waid said a lot of interesting things in the video interview he did with Blastoff Comics, but one thing really made me sit up and
Daredevil really is blind, “For Dummies”
Last week or so, someone from an (apparently) popular gaming forum posted a link to this site in a thread, causing a nice spike in numbers.
Matt Murdock enters the 21st century
Daredevil #5 not only revealed that Matt is about to go up against some of the biggest baddies in the Marvel Universe. It also finally revealed
Faking it with Matt Murdock
A very important part of the superhero sub-genre is the division between the costumed persona and his or her civilian alter ego. The superhero business often
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