by Christine | Dec 8, 2012 | Seeing things
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 very first post was dated December 7, 2007 when it was, in fact, from December 3. Either way, I was going to post a big-ass...
by Christine | Jan 10, 2012 | Seeing things
Let’s add another entry to the old series “Seeing things”! But first, here’s a hot off the presses press release from Marvel about how Daredevil is the best new series of the year. It also features some Daredevil #9 preview art! Now to the...
by Christine | Apr 10, 2011 | Seeing things
Yes, it’s time for the next chapter in the series “Seeing things” in which we catch Daredevil, well, seeing things. While we know that Daredevil’s senses can be tuned up or down to suit the writer and/or story, what these incidents have in... by Christine | Jan 25, 2010 | Seeing things
Longtime readers may know about my “Seeing things” series, in which I poke gentle fun at Daredevil, well, seeing things. In some cases, we’re talking about obvious goofs, and in others – usually more recent ones – it might just be a scene... by Christine | Feb 8, 2009 | Seeing things
Update: This example is probably a misunderstanding on my part. But, I’m leaving it up anyway. Okay, I admit it. This one is sort of minor. I guess I’m just taking the opportunity to pick on Kevin Smith. Not a big Smith fan… Anyway, below, in the... by Christine | Nov 3, 2008 | Seeing things
From Daredevil #141, co-written by Marv Wolfman (plot) and Jim Shooter (script), with art by Gil Kane and Bob Brown. The glaze over his eyes? Need I say more? I think not… Oh, and as a Swede, I’m simply stunned by DD’s prejudices against the...
Ha! I was actually debating whether I should include that. I remember after the show came out, and I mentioned…
One example that always stood out to me is in episode 6, when Matt and Nadeem are escaping Dex's apartment,…
Thank you for the comment! I haven't read the DD comic for about two years at this point, and none…