Foggy really does work late…
Here it is, the absolutely shocking evidence that proves once and for all that Foggy works late. On a regular basis. Back when they didn’t have
Word balloon contest!
While I’m busy, I thought I’d keep you guys entertained with a word balloon contest. The rules are simple: I post some panels with the original
DD stands for Doctor Doom
While I’m busy with work and feel like I’m about to drop dead every evening when I get home, I haven’t had the energy for anything
Daredevil Annual #2 – While the City Sleeps!
Wait a sec. I thought Daredevil lived in the city that never sleeps. Anyway, you guys might remember how I, back in February, declared February “annuals
February is annuals month!
I know, it sounds all official, doesn’t it? It’s not. I just decided that annuals would be my theme this month, although there are enough of
Billy club time!
This is the sequel to The cane and the billy club, which I posted on Wednesday. Before getting to the specifics of Daredevil’s weapon of choice,
The cane and the billy club
Still on hiatus – until Daredevil #18 comes out on Wednesday – and apparently also failing at doing what I intended: highlight old posts! Anyway, this
A Stilt-Man fic, just for fun
While trying to figure out a new posting schedule for this blog (and trying to find the time to post), I thought I’d keep you guys
A Mike Murdock jerk moment
I was gone for two weeks in April and now it’s time again. So, unfortunately there probably won’t be any updates until I return on August
DD (Driving Dangerously)
Here’s one of these points where all comparisons with Batman really fall apart. Bruce Wayne has a cool hi-tech car – the Batmobile. Matt Murdock… Well,
A history of the radar sense #2
Well, it’s been a while since the first installment of this series, that looks at how Daredevil’s consistently hard to pin down radar sense has been
Eh, say what?
I just had to post this panel, from Daredevil #26, because it’s so darn funny. I don’t even have to say much about it, it pretty
Defending Willie Lincoln
“Lawyer month” continues with one of Matt’s first real cases (well, that we’re actually aware of), his defense of Willie Lincoln, a blind former police officer
More wardrobe concerns…
There are certain aspects of a superhero’s life that we mere mortals don’t have to worry about. There’s the whole thing with the clothing situation, for
Death by gym equipment…
Here’s a page (the first of Vol 1 #50) that shows Daredevil in a rather awkward position. While we can safely assume that most superheroes don’t
Mock trial
Well, with this being “lawyer month” (sort of), I thought we’d take a closer look at some of Matt’s famous cases, along with some of the
Wacky power #10 – Daredevil: paleobotanist
Here is another panel from Daredevil #12, suggested a while back by fellow DD fan Francesco (*waves*). This panel is funny for a couple of reasons…
Wacky power #9 – What time is it really?
Well, I thought I’d get back to posting again with a couple of wacky power posts, just to warm up. This one, from Daredevil #12 (Vol
Against all odds
This is the final part to the series The appeal of Daredevil Do you remember that incredibly annoying song called Tubthumping, by Chumbawamba (was that their
Oh Karen! #3, guest-starring Mike Murdock
This episode of Oh Karen! looks at the early issues of the Mike Murdock era through Karen’s eyes. I don’t think I’ll ever do a separate
Wacky power #8 – Daredevil “senses” something (again)
Yes, another unscheduled post that I just had to write. Before getting to the wacky power of the day, I also thought I’d mention that the
"What have the kapitalists done to us?"
I’m just putting some lovely panels together for Oh Karen! #3, but I just had to post this absolutely hilarious panel featuring some strange Marvel attempt
Stan Lee on “superhero science”
Well, anyone who knows me knows my fascination with “superhero science.” Rather than bore anyone with my random speculations, let’s take a look at an interview
A history of the radar sense #1 – From the origin through the early “power upgrade”
As promised – though a little late – here’s the first of many looks at the portrayal of the radar sense. The “prologue” to this little