/r/Daredevil
A subreddit for discussion of the Marvel character Daredevil.
A subreddit for discussion of the Marvel character Daredevil.
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Talking about the latest comic issue, written by Ahmed. Does anyone have guesses for the ages of Ashley, Danilo, Chloe, and Jason?
under $20 for both of these!
I just finished bendis' run. over all an amazing run of comics. definitely got more of a gradual pace as opposed to millers serialised one adventure per book style. found there to be a lot of filler and I wasn't really interested in any issues not pencilled by maleev. the cast of characters implemented was great though.
I know the natural next step is to hop into brubakers run but I was wondering. though I am a lifelong comic reader, what other books in the marvel camp read as good as miller or bendis DD?/where else can I get my fix of great daredevil
Probably because in the show, the analogous character was humiliated in a much more sympathetic way.
It may have been a while since I posted but too many ideas were flowing and I had to have a break before I explode lol but im back on the process of making the game and using the updated engine for Unreal and came across the the Game Animation Sample which also known as ALSv5 (technically as Epic hired the creator of ALS), basically this means the movement will be smoother than ever before and adding a rolling landing etc hopefully the support can be expanded across platforms like discord, YouTube etc
Links:
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@int3gra685?si=E08xhVbZmxGDRrZ9
Discord:
I know people don’t like it, but I’m planning to watch the 2003 Daredevil movie for the first time in the near future, and I’ve heard that the director’s cut is way better than the original. However, the only way I’d be able to watch the director’s cut would be to pay over $16 to buy the movie on Amazon Prime Video. Is it that much better than the original version to be worth coughing up the $16 to buy it, or should I just watch the shorter, worse version on Disney+ that I wouldn’t have to pay extra for?
Also I won’t pirate it because I honestly just don’t know how
Based on Born Again. Came out so good !
I finally got my image of my book I got signed by bethel and Charlie! So excited to put this on the daredevil shelf
Feedback also wanted
Is there a volume 1 for these? All I can find is the volume 2 "Underboss" that I believe starts the Bendis era, I'm keen to know what is the title of volume 1 since I can't seem to find it.
I'm only on episode 8 of the show and it is very messed up. I'm mostly talking about Fisk and his childhood. Like it's very wrong, he killed his dad with a hammer out of rage, he watched and listened to his mom get beaten, he got bullied by his dad. There's so much that went wrong and I feel so bad for him.
One of the most interesting aspects of Matt's character to me is that, given slightly different circumstances, he could've been an anti-hero or even an outright villain. The show draws pretty explicit parallels between Matt and Frank/Dex. Frank of course outright tells Matt that he could easily sink down to his level, and Matt does start to wonder whether Frank's got a point as season two goes on. More interesting, though, is Dex. Both Matt and Dex were orphans, grew up in orphanages, were very angry children, and spent a lot of time fighting. Matt comments on how eeriely similar his and Dex's life stories are after listening to Dex's tapes.
So, Matt had a very traumatic childhood, has every reason to be angry at the world, has been abandoned by most people he's cared about, and deep down, he does like hurting people. He has very clear similarities to anti-heroes and villains in the story. Yet, he doesn't sink down to their level, and he very much so continues to be a hero. That's a big part of what I find so interesting about his character.
I know it almost certainly won't happen, but I'd like to see an episode of What If that explores how Matt could've become a punisher-lite anti-hero or an outright villain if circumstances were different. Potential scenarios include but are not limited to: Jack being an asshole instead of the caring father that he was, Matt never having the guiding hand of Father Lanthom, Matt never having Foggy and Karen to ground him in his life as Matt Murdock as opposed to being the Devil, etc.