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Posts tagged "Daredevil vol 1 #201-250"
Daredevil's demons

Daredevil’s demons

A couple of weeks ago, I saw the movie Bully, a documentary by Lee Hirsh. It presents a heartbreaking look at bullying and got me thinking about all kinds of things, including my own childhood. I get why people want children (I do too), and even why people want to work with children, but I...
Matt and Foggy’s roller-coaster friendship (part 2)

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 relevant as it was just over a month ago when the first part of this series was posted. As you might recall, it ended with my mentioning Matt and...
Locks without fear - Matt Murdock's fabulous hair

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 is too obscure for this blog. And this is certainly proof of that (long-time readers may recall that I’ve already devoted a post to Foggy’s facial hair and his...
"Oh, the blind thing? It comes and goes..."

“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 – and may get its own post one of these days – but another thing that’s happened a few times in Daredevil is the opposite: Matt having his sight...

The Price

Hey there! Glad to see you made it into 2010. For my first post of the year, I thought I’d take a closer look at one of those issues that usually ranks pretty high on many people’s lists of memorable Daredevil issues. It’s cheesy, cute, not perfectly logical, but an uncommonly emotional read. What am...