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
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
Hello all. Believe it or not, but I do have a half-baked post about Bullseye ready for publication some time between now and whenever Daredevil, season
Hey gang! I’m almost halfway into my two and a half weeks of vacation and it’s been pure bliss so far. Sure, it would have been
I know I haven’t posted for a good long while (more on that some other time), but with the news that Daredevil has officially been renewed
Aside from core staff of three at Nelson & Murdock, most of the promotional attention for season two has thus far been directed at The Punisher
Happy New Year everyone! I hope 2015 has been treating you well so far. One of the first things on my agenda this year, as far
Hey again! I’m not doing a full review here, but since Superior Iron Man #3, in which Matt once again makes a very substantial appearance, also
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
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
Hey gang! Don’t worry, I’ll let you in on what’s hiding behind that mysterious title in a little bit, but first I just wanted to let
Greetings all! While there wasn’t that much to report from last week’s New York Comic Con, we have since seen Marvel release their January solicitations, and
I just finished a recording of the Fantasticast podcast with hosts Steve and Andy, in which we talked about Fantastic Four #39. I was invited on
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
Just as I posted this, further details on the long-rumored Lee Weeks Daredevil project came in. This is huge news! Read more about it in this
Thank you Mark, aka The Comics Professor, for alerting me to the panels below and being kind enough to scan them for me! This will just
Daredevil has been in the news a little bit more than usual lately, due in large part to his title featuring the first ever appearance of
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
Daredevil has become an in-demand guest star lately. Not only is he a regular in New Avengers (at least for the time being, the series ends
Daredevil #35 and #36 (vol 1), by Stan Lee and Gene Colan, in which Daredevil fights Fantastic Four villain Trapster (and saves Sue Richard’s life!) is
With Punisher #10, the Omega Effect story shifted from planning mode to action mode, making for a less complicated read than last week’s Avenging Spider-Man #6,
With almost a week passing by since Hulk #50, by Jeff Parker and Carlo Pagulayan, came out, I figured we’d take a very quick look at
“She’s alive!” That I am, though just barely. 😉 But enough about me and how about we get to this review already, it’s overdue as it
Some comics really come alive because of their supporting casts. Though the heroes deservingly hog the spotlight and our affections, try to imagine Amazing Spider-Man without
There’s a scene almost halfway through Amazing Spider-Man #677 that has me scratching my head a bit. Maybe it did the same for you. The scene