Tag Archives: Daredevil

We are two days before Christmas, and all through the house … Nah – I did that last year. Getting comics for Christmas; now there’s a thought. You know, it’s funny, but I’ve never received a comic for Christmas. Odd, I know. But at least I get the benefit of …

Daredevil's hypersensitivity can be seen as a symbol of emotional sensitivity. But we can use the same method he uses to not get overwhelmed by our emotions.

Perhaps the biggest fallacy that some young people grow up believing is the idea that you need money, smarts, power or beauty to be an Avenger or superhero.

Daredevil is truly worth watching, whether you do so in a weekend or spread the episodes out.

Mark Waid moves Daredevil out to San Francisco and continues to revolutionize the series to tell some of the best Daredevil stories ever told while Samnee’s stylized artwork and visual storytelling continues to push the envelope.

If you're a Marvel completist, the Marvel Famous Firsts: 75th Anniversary Masterworks Slipcase Set is everything grandiose missing in your life that you didn't know you needed.

I’m actually excited about the upcoming release of Daredevil #1.50. I can’t wait to see what they’re going to end up doing with one of Marvel’s greatest characters.

In this latest infographic, check out how much heroes like Wolverine, Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, and even villains like Two-Face (hey, wrong comic universe!) could be potentially worth if they were to file claims for their numerous and multiple injuries.

The power of the superhero genre in comic books and movies – and the reason I love them - is not in their literal portrayal of super powers that people could actually have but in the exaggerated symbolism that lends a cathartic potency to mundane truths.