Countdown to Marvel’s Daredevil on Netflix: Origins
Unlike a lot of other comic book characters, Daredevil’s past is relatively uncluttered in terms of continuity. The inconsistencies between different takes on the character that
Guggenheim, Krause and Samnee on Daredevil special in April!
We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming (i.e. finishing an already delayed review), to look att the latest news on the Daredevil front. Yesterday, it was announced
News update: Mark Waid’s Reddit AMA and Daredevil in Superior Iron Man #2
Note! Spoilers for both items mentioned in the title coming right up! Hello all! Before November winds to a close, let’s just do a quick news
Review of Daredevil #1.50
Hey all! Okay… Where to start? Hm, how about at the end? Karl Kesel’s look back at the Mike Murdock era, in a story called The
Review of Daredevil: Road Warrior #4
Hello, fellow Daredevil fans! Time to review the last installment of Daredevil: Road Warrior #4. I just got an automated email from Marvel a couple of
Review of Daredevil: Road Warrior #3
I’ve been having an odd problem lately. Too much Daredevil. Okay, so this is a really nice problem to have. In fact, it wouldn’t even be
Review of Daredevil: Road Warrior #2
Ah, Daredevil every week! The second installment of the digital series Daredevil: Road Warrior, by Mark Waid and Peter Krause was released yesterday, and I could
Review of Daredevil: Road Warrior #1
I’m sorry it’s taken me this long to get this up! My excuse? I got caught up in the last few episodes of the second season
Interview with Daredevil: Road Warrior artist Peter Krause
Sorry to leave you guys with my odd-ball “taxation of the blind” post for a whole week! But, I hope you’ll forgive me as I’m finally
Thoughts on Daredevil: Dark Nights #6-8
As you probably know, if you like the TOMP Facebook page, or follow me on Twitter, I wasn’t too impressed with Daredevil: Dark Nights #6, the
Looking forward to Daredevil: Road Warrior
So, remember Daredevil: Road Warrior? You know, the project that was announced between “OH MY GOD, DAREDEVIL IS ENDING!” and “IT’S ALIVE, BABY!” At the time
Daredevil meets Marvel’s Infinite Comics!
In what I’m pretty sure will not be the first post “end of Daredevil” announcement, Marvel revealed today that Mark Waid will team up with his
Review of Daredevil: Dark Nights #5
Now that I’m finally current when it comes to Daredevil: Dark Nights reviews, it would be a shame to let the most recent issue wait too
Review of Daredevil: Dark Nights #2
As you may know, this month is even more jam-packed with Daredevil action than last month. Wednesday of this week saw the release of Daredevil: Dark
Review of Daredevil: Dark Nights #1
Hello all! I’ve had a lot on my plate over the last month, but all that’s behind me now, and it’s time to get back to
Coming up in Daredevil: Dark Nights
Hello all! I will post a review of Daredevil: Dark Nights #1 some time next week (and I’ll probably do a write-up of Daredevil: End of
Coming up on the Daredevil front in June
I decided to take down my upcoming issues page since I was awful at updating it. Besides, ManWithoutFear.com already maintains a way better “coming soon” section
Not a review of Daredevil: End of Days #5
That’s right, this isn’t a review. I shouldn’t be reviewing this comic. Why? Because it’s not for me. Yes, after the slow build which lead to
Daredevil versus the common cold
I’m just getting back on my feet after being knocked down by a nasty bug that had me do nothing but lie in bed for four
Quick review of Daredevil: End of Days #4
Well, it wasn’t that long ago that I posted my review of the third issue of Daredevil: End of Days. As you might recall, my general
Review of Daredevil: End of Days #3
So, here’s a brief look at Daredevil: End of Days #3 so I can get it out there before the next issue in the series comes
Seeing things #12
So, this site turns five years old this week! Though I have to admit, I actually missed my own anniversary since I kept thinking that my
Review of Daredevil: End of Days #2
Daredevil: End of Days #2, written by Brian Bendis and David Mack, reminds us of many of the things that made the former’s previous work stand out. One of the strengths of the series so far is allowing Ben Urich to be the narrator and central character of the story. Bendis used to write a great Ben Urich, and ably assisted by David Mack, he certainly hasn’t lost his touch here. The two get the character and the mystery he is presented with – the meaning behind the last word spoken by the now deceased Man Without Fear – provides enough reason for Urich’s trek across town in search of people who knew Matt, ghosts in some cases.
Review of Daredevil: End of Days #1
Reading this first issue of the long-awaited End of Days has had me thinking about all kinds of concepts related to continuity and “alternate universes.” This