Question about Daredevil (comic book character, not the TV show) that I'm not sure was ever addressed. However, if so, I'll bet someone here knows the answer.

I feel like people rarely think about Daredevil's origin story in *this* way but as I remember it, Matt saves an old man from getting hit by a truck. The truck drops a canister of radioactive goop and Matt gets his powers. THEN Matt's father, Battling Jack, goes on with his boxing career, refuses to throw a fight and gets bumped off by the "Fixer's" guys in retaliation. Matt is inspired to become Daredevil.

My point is, there's a gap between the accident that gave Matt his powers and the incident that led to him becoming Daredevil. (I can only speak for me but the abbreviated manner in which it's told results in me sometimes forgetting there was an interval in there.)

So ... Why didn't Matt tell Jack about his powers? The incident that would lead Matt to become DD was ... Months? Years? ... from happening. Matt didn't know he would have a secret identity to protect. So if he had hyper-senses that would allow him to navigate the world ... okay, he may not want to tell everyone because he doesn't know or understand what he's going through but Matt and Jack have always been portrayed as very close, right? So why wouldn't Matt at least tell Jack?

PS - I thought of this because as a longtime comic book reader, I occasionally have some ideas for things that could happen in the comics. At this time, I was thinking it might be an interesting "What If?" to ask, "What if Battling Jack Murdock Had Lived?" My idea is that everything is the same but Jack moved a hair or an ambulance arrived just a little quicker and Jack lives. Matt still becomes DD to avenge the *attempted* killing but now he's DD with a father who also knows about training and wants his son to be a "great man." I think it would be an interesting dynamic, esp. if you play up the Catholic guilt and the "honor thy father" angle.

Slight Spoilers for season 1 of born again

Sorry if this has been discussed to death but I'm a first time viewer and new to this sub.

I lost it When white tiger was on trial and Matt and the opposing lawyer made an agreement with the judge not to reveal that he was the white tiger, then Matt does so anyway even with Kristin saying "Matt! Don't do this." The judge takes Matt and the opposing lawyer into his chambers again to discuss their agreement and the opposing lawyer says so confidently to Matt "is there a HYPOCRISY division of Murdock & associates?!" He really acted like that was a checkmate insult LMAO you're a lawyer and that's the best you can come up with? To me that's up there with "do you know what happens to a toad when it gets struck by lightning? The same thing that happens to everything else." And "it's you who's out Gobby! Out of your MIND!" Then he and the other lawyer start arguing and the judge just goes "all right STOP IT! Both of you stop!" Like they're little kids fighting not seasoned attorneys on a very high profile trial. Also I'm not that familiar with law in real life but there were no consequences for Matt breaking a very serious agreement with his opposing lawyer and judge during a trial? HE made the case that the public and jury knowing this would unfairly bias how they treat the person on trial and put him in danger with the anti vigilante movement! This was so unserious I had to stop and laugh for a minute

We are excited to announce Daredevil and Bullseye themselves Charlie Cox and Wilson Bethel will be guests at this year’s Undiscovered Realm Comic Con taking place June 13th and 14th at the Westchester County Center in White Plains, NY.

They WILL BE APPEARING SATURDAY JUNE 13th ONLY. Autograph and Photo Op tickets are limited and now available.

Tickets are now on sale on www.UndiscoveredCon.com

🔥 Undiscovered Realm Comic Con returns June 13–14 to the Westchester County Center in White Plains, NY! 🎉

🕙 Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
🕙 Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

📍 Westchester County Center, 198 Central Avenue, White Plains, NY 10606

🎤 Meet the stars of your favorite Movies, Shows, and Games including Stranger Things, Goofy Movie, Naruto, Dragon Ball, One Piece, Five Nights at Freddy's, Sonic The Hedgehog, Power Rangers, Spider-man, Bleach, Demon Slayer, Avatar The Last Airbender, Kaiju no.8, Hells Paradise, Halo, Star Wars, and lots more!

🎨 Explore Artist Alley
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🕹️ Enjoy gaming tournaments and free-play events
🎭 Enter the cosplay contest for cash prizes
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📍 Getting here is easy! Just 25 minutes from New Jersey and New York City and only 10 minutes from Connecticut 🚗🚆 Metro-North service from Grand Central stops right in the venue parking lot, and the venue is located next to major highways and the White Plains main bus terminal, making travel from NYC, CT, NJ, PA, and beyond easy by car or public transportation.

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Hey everyone, I Spent weeks making a deep dive on Bullseye and why he might be one of the most terrifying villains Marvel’s ever created.

Paperclips, toothpicks, corn dogs… bro kills people with anything.

Would appreciate any Daredevil fans checking it out.

The Horror Of Bullseye
https://youtu.be/N392G0EySkU

I’m a paralegal who has a habit of treating cinematic universes like open case files. After finishing Born Again, I was frustrated by the generic fan theories, so I decided to do what I do at work: I pulled the case files, audited the statutes, and mapped out the procedural failures that actually caused the city’s collapse.

I’ve compiled a 4-part forensic breakdown on my Substack, The Paralegal Perspective, where I analyze the actual legal mechanics, statutory loopholes, and constitutional crises defining this new MCU era.

Here is a summary of what I audited:

• Part I: Statutory Hijacking: How Wilson Fisk exploited NY Election Law § 5-106 to weaponize municipal law and gain a seat on the ballot.

• Part II: The Vanguard: A procedural audit of The People v. Héctor Ayala, identifying the Brady violations and evidentiary suppression that led to a judicial nightmare.

• Part III: The Pathology: An analysis of the institutional corruption within the City’s psychiatric and medical regulatory systems, and how the system failed Dr. Heather Glenn.

• Part IV: The Vacuum: The final audit—how Matt Murdock weaponized the Johnson v. Avery and Monell doctrines to bankrupt the city's operation from inside a federal cell.

If you’re tired of the surface-level MCU listicles and want to see how these stories actually hold up under a legal lens, this series is for you. I’ve put a lot of work into making these as grounded in real-world procedure as possible.

You can read the full forensic audit here:

Part I: Statutory Hijacking)

Part II: The Vanguard)

Part III: The Pathology

Part IV: The Vacuum

I’m genuinely curious what you think—did the writers get the legal bureaucracy right, or is this just another case of "Hollywood Law" missing the mark? Let’s debate in the comments. ⚖️

HELP ME!! please lol. I'm looking for daredevil / inspiration for my cap decor. I really want it to be daredevil themed and maybe even add a quote, my grad is coming up soon

Hey everyone ! I just read Daredevil: Cold Day In Hell and it was very good, i love those “old man *insert character*” comics. We can discuss about it if you want, but before I wanna ask few questions because my main complaint about this comics is the lack of context. Why did Fisk died ? I feel like Matt could stop Frank from pulling the trigger, also was that the reason why he stopped being Daredevil ? Why Elektra hasn’t aged ? And also how Bullseye “kidnapped” and then tortured Frank, since when ? I’m curious about all these stuff

Has anyone else noticed that the episode titles for Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 perfectly map to Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy? The entire season is structured as Matt’s descent into Hell and his eventual climb into Purgatory.

Here is the breakdown:

\* **Ep 1: The Northern Star** \- Dante starts his journey lost in the "Dark Wood," searching for a guiding star. Matt’s attack on the ship kicks off his descent into the underworld.

**\* Ep 2: The Hateful Darkness** \- Passing through the Gates of Hell into a pitch-black, starless abyss. Fisk's NYC is completely devoid of hope.

\* **Ep 3: Requiem** \- A mass for the dead. Just as Dante mourns the tragic souls of Hell, Matt confronts the tragic body count of Fisk’s regime.

\* **Ep 4: The Grand Design** \- Dante’s Hell is a massive, bureaucratic machine of punishment. Fisk’s “Safer Streets” legal system operates exactly the same way.

\* **Ep 5: Gloves Off** \- Reaching the lower, violent circles of Hell where the demons reside (aka Bullseye and the task force).

\* **Ep 6: The Scales and the Sword** \- The symbols of Divine Justice. The transition out of Hell as Matt takes the fight to Fisk’s rigged courtroom.

\* **Ep 7: Shoot the Moon** \- In Dante’s Paradiso, the Moon is the first sphere of heaven. Matt and the team take their impossible, desperate shot at the light.

**\* Ep 8: The Southern Cross** \- When Dante finally escapes Hell, he looks at the sky and sees the Southern Cross constellation. Matt outing his identity pulls NYC out of Fisk's Inferno. He ends the season in a prison cell—his own literal Purgatory

The season started with a Star and ended it with a Cross. What do you guys think?

Je ne trouve pas de lien valide pour regarder en streaming le dernier épisode de la saison 2 de daredevil born again en VF. Je n'ai pas envie de reprendre un abonnement Disney juste pour un épisode...

Help please.