The other “mask”
One of these days, I’m going to try to catch up on reviews of the current ongoing Daredevil book (it’ll probably be as a video). And,
The 50+ ways in which Marvel’s Daredevil reminds you that Matt is blind (for real)
Since this post was originally published, I have also written a follow-up piece featuring details from season two and The Defenders. I did not set out to
Daredevil vs Punisher
I’m probably not the best person to be writing about Daredevil’s long and complicated history with the Punisher. It’s not that I don’t find it interesting
Introducing Blindspot
This week saw the release of an issue it appears a lot of people may have missed. In the “All-New, All-Different (Marvel) Point One” (the “Marvel”
Daredevil volumes 3 and 4: Nods to continuity
One thing I’ve always appreciated as a Daredevil fan is that the character’s history is fairly uncluttered. Unlike many other characters, he’s only ever had one
Daredevil volumes 3 and 4: The big issues
Hey gang! I’m sorry it’s taken me this long to get to this next round of posts. The good news is that I’ve been working on
The end of an era for Daredevil
It’s been over four years since Mark Waid came onboard as the writer of Daredevil, with the launch of volume 3. Paolo Rivera and Marcos Martín
Countdown to Daredevil on Netflix: Cinematic influences
This post is a guest post by Cameron Carpenter, screenwriter, cinephile and self-professed “Sidney Lumet enthusiast.” Cameron and I follow each other on Twitter – find
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
Quick look at Superior Iron Man #3
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
A Nocenti Christmas x3
Well, tomorrow is Christmas Eve, which in Sweden is the “main event,” so to speak. This means that I might have time to read Daredevil #11
Daredevil #10 revisited
As I mentioned in my review of last issue, there was so much to love about Daredevil #10 that I might feel compelled to return to
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.
Time to rebuild
I’m going to tell you right away that this is going to be a much more personal post than usual. You’ve been warned. Hopefully though, it
A world of touch and motion
I’m going to state right off the bat that, as I’m sitting down to write this, I don’t have a proper title yet for this 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
Daredevil’s inner demons
Hey gang! I’ve had some trouble posting over the last couple of days. Sunday evening, my dear friend Mr. MacBook decided that he’d had it with
Matt Murdock and the tax code
I will often joke about the fact that no aspect of Daredevil – the character, or the book and its cast – is too mundane to
Memorable Daredevil moments from 2013
With the year coming to a close within a few short hours, I thought I’d just look back briefly at 2013 and talk about the things
Merry (Daredevil) Christmas!
Hello all! Since it’s Christmas, I’ll keep this post nice and short, but I still wanted to take the time to wish everyone a very Merry
Looking forward to Daredevil: Road Warrior
So, remember Daredevil: Road Warrior? You know, the project that was announced between “OH MY GOD, DAREDEVIL IS ENDING!” and “IT’S ALIVE, BABY!” At the time
Matt Murdock’s first move to San Francisco
Hello all! It’s been a little over a week now since we found out that Daredevil will be relaunched under the Marvel NOW! banner in March,
Daredevil #32 – A sensory revisit
Okay, let’s take that second look at Daredevil #32, shall we? Specifically, at the “sensory aspects” I mentioned in my review. You see, I found the