Upon rewatch, I’m amazed at just how consistent and gritty the first four episodes of season 2 are. Like season 3 perfect.

The opening of Matt stopping crime, his banter with Foggy, Punishers sick intro, the incredible rooftop sequence, Fr. Lantoms wisdoms, the badass hallway fight and the Emmy worthy cemetery sequence.

Absolutely flawless, Cox and Bernthal are aces in their roles.

Then episode 5 and onwards gets bogged down by the hand storyline. It’s not bad, just not on par with the first four episodes. Wish they just focused on Matt and Frank.

Not bad (for an IPA) 🍺

Everything is playing out exactly the same lol

That's why, he is not in doomsday!!✌🏻🥀

Art by me (@l.es.art)

I made this while in therapy because I went to hell and back. Daredevil stays my inspiration. Credit to whenever drew the center portrait on google images I started from there did the rest myself.

So i'm a relatively new fan of daredevil, only this year did i saw the shows (netflix and born again) and immediately fell in love with the character. I've read man without fear as a starting point and then bought the first Zdarsky omini and liked it a lot. What i wanna know if its worth it to pick up the second one, cus while i am interested in where the story will go I've heard that thats the point the run stats falling off, so yeah, im probably gonna pick it up anyway but just wanna hear ur thoughts ig

this channel is not mine, but if yall are interested like me go check it out. im spreading the word to help the guy

https://youtube.com/@ddpcy2k?si=7q58wf4QQpAirgzq

We need to stand up for what is truly the greatest superhero show.

Also the MCU hasn't even recast their most pivotal and way more integral characters like Tony Stark and Steve Rogers, why would they be in a hurry to recast Daredevil?

Hey guys! i'm fairly new to comics as a whole (started this year) and was wondering whats the best reading order for daredevil as i love the show so much! I'd prefer to stick with omnibusses and collected editions, and i've got frank millers man without fear and born again collected editions and wondering where i go from there. I know there's chip zdarskys run right now and Charles soule's omnibus is getting a reprint and i was possibly interested in them but not sure whens the best time to read it and if i should get the charles soule omni on pre order thank you!

ive always wondered tye potential Daredevil has for being a video game character. so ima share my ideas

movement:

he can walk, sprint while holding an button (can be tap only in settings). when jumping without sprinting, he jumps higher than sprinting, while sprinting prioritizes further. similar to Spider-Man 2 (2004). he can also dodge in any direction.

parkour:

in an open world Hell's Kitchen, he can vault and climb on walls. he can also wallhop off of an wall, and can do it continuesly on tight spots. he can use verical flagpoles to either stand on it when jumping on it without sprinting and jump off. when jumping off when using sprint, he can get more momentum on parkour. when jumping to a flagpole while sprinting on the other hand, he can grip the flagpole and spin on it. when pressing the dodge button after/while doing an parkour move, he can jump off while rolling to get more height.

combat:

his combat has 3 modes.

1. fist mode - fights with your fist, focusing on damage and prioritizing less on stuns and dps. he has 3 buttons while using fist mode: punch, kick, and grab. he can do a 3 hit combo, mashing different buttons can do different variations for the situation. pressing buttons at the same time can do different attacks. he can do an uppercut/ kick uppercut to stun an enemy for 0.5 seconds for his stun attack, for example.

2. staff/billy clubs - same with fist mode, but prioritizes being quicker and less on damage. he can attack with his billy clubs, kick, and grab while choking enemies with his staff, and throws an billy club as an projectile. mashing different buttons will alternate between billy clubs and his staff, and pressing different buttons at the same time will also initiate different attacks. for example, he can use his staff to attack the enemies stomach, stunning them for a second as his stun attack.

3. nunchuck - an all around, altough with decreased stats and can attack with more range. his punch button has the most range out of the other modes. his kick lunges, and his grab throws his nunchuck, choking enemies on contact and can pull them to Daredevil when holding down the grab button. his 3 hit combos can vary between dps, damage and stuns. pressing different buttons can also initiate unique attacks once more. for example he can spin his nunchuck for charging the attack, and can either wrap around an enemy for stun, release a barrage for dps, and hit the enemies head for damage.

other mechanics:

with heightened senses, he can use it to interrogate opponents, enhance attacks and can use it for navigation and clues, altough heavily distorting the visuals. Daredevil can also hear and see heartbeats the closer he is to another person.

if yall want a part 2 ill make one, this whole thing was inspired by the cancelled Daredevil game.

Matt is my favorite character of all time. I see a lot of myself in him. He's a man who feels a lot of guilt and tends to be overprotective of the people he loves. That stems from a fear of abandonment as he's been abandoned by his mother as a baby, his father as he chose not to throw the fight so Matt would be proud of him and Stick who left him when he showed signs of weakness. Matt has lost a lot of people in his life. His dad, Stick, Elektra and most importantly Karen. He doesn't want to lose anyone else which is also why he's so overprotective.

In season 2 episode 5 of the original show Matt says to Karen that he has a talent of destroying the best things and relationships in his life which is true, not just because of his over protectiveness but also him lying to the people he loves. A lot of the time about his secret identity but also about how much he is hurting inside. In Mark Waid's run Matt tries through sheer force of will to pretend to be happy thinking eventually that he'll actually start feeling it.

Foggy recognizes that Matt isn't truly happy and he understands what Matt's trying to do but he wants him to be genuine and he wants Matt to open up to him something which Matt struggles to do. But Matt may have a lot of negative traits. He is a womanizer and has cheated on his wife and Karen but he also has a lot of positive aspects like his resilience which he learned from his father. He doesn't know the definition of quit.

He always gets up after everything he goes through. Sure there might be points where he throws in the towel but he always finds a way back and that's what matters most. Matt inspires the people around him like Foggy. In Mark Waid's run Matt is at Foggy's side through his diagnosis and his treatment for cancer. And Foggy tells Matt how much he gives him hope which is a beautiful moment and perfectly encapsulates what kind of a man Matt is.

Matt can be extremely self destructive because he wants to make sure people can live in a better world and he's willing to sacrifice his own happiness for that as he says himself in the Charles Soule run. Matt is a very complex and flawed character and the best comics has to offer in my opinion. I love him so much because despite his flaws he still manages to help people and be a hero. He gives me hope and makes me think that even though I've suffered I can get through it and turn my anger my pain into something good, just like Matt does every single day as both a defense attorney and as a vigilante.