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,
Daredevil in his own (diminutive) words
I’ll be quite busy for another few days so the longer posts I have planned will have to wait until after my review for Daredevil: End
Daredevil’s versatile billy club
Those Daredevil fans who are also familiar with the early issues, will know that there was a time when Daredevil’s billy club wasn’t just a cane
Matt and Foggy’s roller-coaster friendship (part 2)
Hey gang! The time has come for the second installment of a series of posts looking at Matt and Foggy’s many past quibbles, a topic as
Locks without fear – Matt Murdock’s fabulous hair
“While the rest of the species is descended from apes, redheads are descended from cats.” – Mark Twain I occasionally joke about how no Daredevil-related subject
Daredevil and the big cats who attack him
Before I get to anything else, I want to tell you about an interview that the law blog Abnormal Use did with Mark Waid earlier today,
Seeing things #10
Yes, it’s time for the next chapter in the series “Seeing things” in which we catch Daredevil, well, seeing things. While we know that Daredevil’s senses
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
“Oh, the blind thing? It comes and goes…”
One common element used a lot in superhero comics consists of the hero temporarily losing his (or her) powers. This has happened to Daredevil enough times
Lose your head, Daredevil?
Earlier today, I promised to return with some panels that see Daredevil’s head go *poof*. That may have been a little inaccurate; it’s more a case
Domestic Violence
I’ve got some good news and some bad news. The bad news is that I caught a nasty cold over the weekend which prevented me from
Domestic Abuse
We know Matt isn’t always Mr. Nice Guy, but the panel below, in which he throws a medicine ball at Natasha with enough force to send
Random Reviews – When Strikes the Gladiator! (vol 1, #113)
So far in the “random reviews” series, we’ve looked mostly at Brian Michael Bendis’s run. This time, we’re taking a trip back to 1974 and the
A history of the radar sense #3
Well, it’s time for part three of my insane quest to chronicle the radar sense. Why the radar sense, one might ask? Well, it’s the only
Now that’s an embarrasing way to go…
Sorry about the lightweight updates lately. I’ve had a busy week at work and just came back from an overnight business trip a couple of hours
Nice save, Daredevil!
I think I mentioned this scene briefly a few months back. Anyway, below you see one of my favorite “saves.” You have to think fast sometimes
Seeing things #7
From Daredevil #141, co-written by Marv Wolfman (plot) and Jim Shooter (script), with art by Gil Kane and Bob Brown. The glaze over his eyes? Need
The origin of Uri Geller
Below are a few panels from issue #133, by writer Marv Wolfman and artists Bob Brown and Jim Mooney. They are the result of a presumably
Wacky power #15 – Heat sensing and the groovy stuff you can do with it
Here’s an example from Daredevil #131, by Marv Wolfman and Bob Brown (with Klaus Janson on inks), of Daredevil doing something he’s presumably quite good at:
"Mommy, is the flying man naked?"
Wow, I don’t know what to say about this spread, except to guess that it was intended as eye candy for female fans. We’ve discussed wardrobe-related
Seeing things #6
This is another little gem from issue #128 (see the previous post) featuring Daredevil versus the enigmatic figure known only as the Sky Walker – though
Now, how did he do that?
Here’s just a brief post about a panel that I thought was kind of funny (from issue #128, by Marv Wolfman and Bob Brown). You know
Heightened senses – they’re not just for fighting crime anymore
First things first, Hell’s Kitchen has been updated. Just click the image in the sidebar. I’m not a hundred percent happy with it, but next week’s
"How I love the shape of your bald head"
Francesco and I have been joking about this panel a couple of times, and now is as good a time as any to poke a little
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