by Christine | Jun 2, 2021 | Daredevil Science, Featured, Marvel Television Shows
I’ve decided to start this new chapter in the life of The Other Murdock Papers, by tackling a topic I’ve been meaning to address since 2015, when the first season of Marvel’s Daredevil came out. I’m talking about the short-lived special effect... 
by Christine | May 6, 2018 | Featured, Marvel Television Shows
See also my follow-up post from 2023 detailing similar scenes from season three. In August of last year, I wrote my longest posts yet (now second longest since this one is even more of a monster), detailing scenes and details from the first season of Daredevil in... 
by Christine | Aug 14, 2017 | Blindness & Disability, Featured
Since this post was originally published, I have also written a follow-up piece featuring details from season two and The Defenders, as well as a follow-up piece doing the same for season three. I did not set out to write a manifesto, but I don’t really know... 
by Christine | Jul 31, 2017 | Daredevil Science, Featured, Wacky Powers
Well, I could have saved this little detail for my big post about the tail end of Daredevil, season two. But, fearing that it would swell out of proportion in that context, I’m turning this into its own post. Besides, this way it also doubles as a Daredevil... 
by Christine | Jun 21, 2015 | Daredevil Science, Featured
My muses are being a bit uncooperative these days, but the only way to get them to start talking again is to soldier on without them for a bit, so here’s a brief post I kind of wanted to get out of the way. And hey, it even counts as a Daredevil science post!... 
by Christine | Apr 28, 2012 | A History of the Radar Sense, Featured
Yes, the title of this post is deliberately ambiguous, somewhat pretentious and possible misleading. First of all, Paolo Rivera doesn’t actually have a radar sense, at least none that I know of (even though he does frequently use himself and various household...
I like the effect from the movie, constantly imagine it while watching the show. I think it is very accurate…
You make the wrong biblical reference in Luke Cage. The reference shouldn’t be Cain and Abel. It should be Isaac…
Echolocation definitely is an attribute to the radar sense, but is not a single explanation. If you close your eyes…