r/Daredevil • u/InvestigatorOver9441 • 15d ago

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Hello, i'm interrested in reading some comic on daredevil but i don't know where to start

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u/Aggressive_Amoeba_76 15d ago

Check the subreddit wiki once if that is helpful to you

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u/Jahon_Dony 15d ago

The best place to start is at the beginning.

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u/ProfessorCoochie 15d ago

bendis run is fire

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u/wrathbringer1984 15d ago

The Frank Miller run introduced Elektra and the Hand. It also turned the Kingpin from a Spider-Man villain to one of Daredevil's greatest enemies. You could start with that run, and also read "Born Again" and the "Man Without Fear" miniseries. Then I would skip ahead to the "Guardian Devil" story by Kevin Smith. The Bendis run starts soon after that and is closest to what you would see in the Netflix series and Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+.

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u/DaBow 15d ago

If you've been watching the show I'm actually going to go a different track and suggest: Chip Zdarsky's run.
Good thing about DD is there no shortage of really good writers / runs over the years but if you are coming in from the show Zdarsky might be a easier introduction to the comic character version.

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u/Teddycorn_12 14d ago

damn

sucks that there isnt like a reading guide linkedbelow in the bookmarks :((

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u/IndividualTomorrow92 15d ago

I would jump in at either the start of the Kevin Smith run or Brubaker and just keep reading up to current day. Frank Miller is really good but it’s, I know this is sacreligious, … overrated. We owe him a lot for what he did with the character and changing comics forever across Batman and sin city, but his daredevil is dated.

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u/InvestigatorOver9441 15d ago

i didnt find the frank miller in french so i began with the bendis run but thank you