Review: “Resurrection” – Daredevil season 3, episode 1
Okay, gang! It’s time to start tackling these reviews again. Old friends of this site know the drill, for those who are new, the format I
The silent ninja conundrum
Well, I could have saved this little detail for my big post about the tail end of Daredevil, season two. But, fearing that it would swell
Recommended stand-alone issues of Daredevil
For my first proper countdown post – as we await the release of all thirteen episodes of Daredevil on April 10 – I wanted to take
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
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
Why Mark Waid’s Daredevil is nothing like Stan Lee’s
Okay, maybe that’s a cocky title. First of all, we’re only one issue into the Waid/Rivera/Martín run and there are no guarantees that we won’t see
Did your boyfriend give you that?
Hey gang and sorry for not posting for a few days, but I’ve been a very busy bee cleaning out my apartment from top to bottom
Wacky power #19 – “I sense a phone call”
What’s this, you ask? Two phone-related wacky powers back to back? Why yes! Some of you may recall Wacky power #18 which saw Matt perform a
The wedding crashers
It’s happened time and time again on this blog that I’ve had to stop and reflect on just what a jerk Matt can be sometimes. He’s
The Hand – The life and (first) death of Kirigi
Just like supposedly mortal comic book characters tend to die and refuse to stay dead, the same thing can apparently happen to supposedly immortal characters. This
Matt Murdock’s first trip to Japan
It’s comic book day in North America today. I have to wait until tomorrow to get my copy of Daredevil #505, so I thought I’d pass
The Hand – A look at their first appearance
Hey there! Time got away from me, but it’s finally time to take a look at the first appearance of the Hand, in Daredevil #174 (published
A history of the radar sense #6
Yes, it’s time for one of those radar posts again, and we will finally be moving into post-Miller territory, and covering the Daredevil of Denny O’Neil.
Not-so-random Review – Roulette (vol 1, #191)
Nope, I didn’t consult the random number generator for this one. Daredevil #191 was reprinted in Daredevil #500, and while including old content might be considered
Random Reviews – Paper Chase (vol 1, #178)
I haven’t done one of these in a while, but here’s what the random numbers generator spat out this time: Daredevil #178 by Frank Miller with
How did Nelson and Murdock ever break even?
As I mentioned earlier, I’m revisiting Frank Miller’s run for a brief review of Matt’s mental state, but the sequence below, from Daredevil #170, just begged
"Thank God I’m blind"
So, not an actual quote, but that’s what Matt should be thinking with regard to the outfit you see below. These panels are from Daredevil #166,
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
Daredevil – The Man Without Sick Leave
The panel on the left is from Daredevil #180, written and pencilled by Frank Miller with assistance on art duties by Klaus Jansen. While Miller was
Meet Ben Urich
Ben Urich, who made his return to the pages of Daredevil in #106 (no, I don’t think that qualifies as a spoiler) after being absent since
The life of a superhero – check out the digs!
We all know that Matt Murdock is no Peter Parker. He has (almost) always had a steady job, doesn’t live on his aunt’s wheatcakes, and is
Meet Becky Blake (for the first time)…
After bringing up Brubaker’s “reintroduction” of Becky Blake in my review of The Devil in Cell Block D, I thought it might be interesting to go