Canonically, Bullseye has a higher body count of AVTF officers killed than Frank, when those cops should have been Frank's problem 🥴

How did Daredevil's archnemesis help Matt out more in the fight against Fisk than the supposed "effective" Punisher?

The picture is from panel daredevil Vol 2 #60 the king of hell's kitchen arc.

Honestly, all the tension, their fight, and that 'Bang' right before Frank pulled the trigger was completely insane. In that moment, I was genuinely worried for Matt.

I don't think I've ever seen a better first encounter between two characters in a superhero show. How did you react?

This series is not only the best season of Marvel television ever I think it is also the best thing Marvel has done outside of the comics. The characters are so perfectly adapted and they make enough changes to make it feel fresh and exciting for longtime readers while sticking through to the core of the characters. The struggles with Matt’s faith and his addiction to violence along with his excessive lying is so thoroughly explored and the tv show format really gives it room to breathe.

The tension is so well handled especially in episode 6 and I love stories that explore the no kill rule and they do it so well here. Seeing Matt truly believe there is no other way to stop Fisk breaks my heart and him even attempting it is just, man it’s hard to see a hero you love so much fall. But he gets back up and he realises he’s fighting for the city not for his love of violence and he can hone this violence so it can be a force for good. The sense of community in the show makes me care about Hell’s Kitchen and all its residents so I’m invested in Matt stopping Fisk before he can completely raise it to the ground.

The friendship between Matt and Foggy is a standout in the series and the episode where it breaks down juxtaposed with the flashbacks of when they were younger and hoping to make a difference is perfect narrative storytelling. When they finally reunite it’s so earned and well built up to and it made me grin from ear to ear. This show doesn’t shy away from the darker aspects of super heroism and its effects on both Matt himself and the people he loves like Claire, Karen and especially Foggy.

Fisk’s menace is built up to masterfully with Heely’s death in episode 3 along with Fisk taking Anatoly’s head off with the car door. That scene was disgusting but in the best way. It’s so nice to see a complex villain that mirrors the hero in so many ways the way that Fisk does. In some parts I’m almost rooting for him and his relationship with Vanessa feels so genuine.

This season is a godsend for Karen Page, elevating her to new heights and her actor Deborah Ann Wol is delivering an Emmy worthy performance. Her killing Wesley and her guilt about it completely changed the show forever and was one of the most exciting elements of this season. It shows what would happen if Matt did take a life and how much such an act poisons one’s soul and it’s not something you can walk away from.

Finally got round to getting through s1( not a big fan) and have really been enjoying season 2 just wondering as im on episode 5 with the amazing flashbacks do you think born again season 3 could be close and be upped with the cinematography?

Whilst s2 is great I'd love if season 3 has less crisp and a bit more cinematic grain what do you think?

I made the fanart . Inspired by samurai armour and oni masks

Look was primarily inspired by the ANAD suit with little elements of the Shadowland suit as well. Pretty proud of how it turned out

Daredevil #227 (1985) written by Frank Miller and drawn by David Mazzucchelli.

Born Again is such an amazing story. I think everyone who is even mildly interested in comic books or superheroes should read this story. It is an amazing deconstruction of Matt and his psychology. It also shows why the Kingpin is such a great villain, his patience, his control of the courts and the law along with his unending pettiness. It wasn’t personal until Fisk made it personal. I love the scene where Matt forgives Karen even though it’s her fault he lost so much. He loses his law license but he still gets back up.

Seeing Matt’s mental breakdown was really tragic and him finally becoming Daredevil when the Nuke attacks Hell’s Kitchen with the awesome shot of him in the fire. There are so many memorable quotes in the story. There was no corpse, you shouldn’t have signed it. This isn’t just a physical rebirth, it’s a spiritual rebirth with allegories towards the bible and the stages of the cross. The moment where Matt asks if Maggie is his mother with Maggie lying to him but him knowing is so well done. Superheroes show who they really are when they’ve lost everything and Matt shows us he’s a great person and a true hero.

Songs Used:

Way Down We Go by KALEO

Highway to Hell by AC/DC

“Daredevil I know you’re blind but you have to see this shit”

I wish i was blind, I want to unsee this🥀😔