RIP Marvel legend and Daredevil co-creator Stan Lee
It’s been just over two hours since we learned about the passing of Stan Lee, just shy of his 96th birthday. I have to admit, I’m
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
Daredevil #9: Let’s cover the cover
Nope, this is not a review. I don’t have an advance copy of Daredevil #9 and this issue won’t show up in Marvel’s digital store for almost
Matt Murdock’s happier times: Introduction
First of all, thank you so much to everyone who commented (or contacted me through other means) to offer support in response to my latest post.
How Daredevil became Matt Murdock
It’s been a while since I’ve had the time to write a longer “essay” type of post, but there have been a couple of ideas brewing
He did what, now?!
Every now and then, you read something in a Daredevil comic that shocks you for one reason or another. It could be something like a very
Still just a nomameter into the new year!
Daredevil #28 (vol 1), by Stan Lee and Gene Colan has already been a source of ridicule on this blog. In fact, we even saw Matt
Wacky Power #23 – Flying a plane. Again
Considering Daredevil’s blindness, the number of times he’s found himself flying some kind of aircraft is pretty astounding. And to be clear, any number higher than
Daredevil takes a beating
I’ve alluded to a certain “secret project” of mine before. I won’t divulge any more information here, except to say that it pretty much requires my
Matt Murdock on the legal status of aliens
So, Daredevil #30 comes out next week and the preview for the issue was posted just a few hours ago. While it doesn’t give anything away
Daredevil’s magically expanding plastic sheet!
Early Daredevil put all kinds of strange contraptions into his billy club. We saw a couple of the more bizarre examples of this in a recent
Daredevil’s goofiest billy club gadgets
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
Wacky Power #22 – “Birdlike emanations”
Here’s a quick post to get back into the groove of things! Remember how Daredevil has shown the ability to sense a villainous aura? This is
The bespectacled Matt Murdock
A while back, when I wrote a post about Matt Murdock’s hair – because, apparently, no subject is too mundane for this blog – I got
Matt and Foggy’s roller-coaster friendship (part 1)
Although this particular plot thread wasn’t dealt with in Daredevil #15 (despite what had been hinted at in the solicitation), it looks like we might be
Trapped by the Trapster!
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
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
Everyone’s a jerk
It’s been a while since we looked at something from the treasure trove of insanity that is Silver Age Daredevil, but here’s a couple of nuggets
Find five faults (crazy 60’s Daredevil…)
Hot off the digital presses is this unlettered preview page from Daredevil #7 that Stephen Wacker just tweeted. About a month ago, he tweeted another pencilled
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,
Sculpting the perfect body, one villain at a time
While I doubt that Matt Murdock is a big fan of fast food, I do think he could most likely get away with eating massive amounts
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
My cats reenact scenes from Daredevil
With less than two weeks to the heavily anticipated relaunch of Daredevil #1, set to hit stores in North America on July 20, it’s high time