Many comic fans know about She-Hulk, a fan-favorite from her Fantastic Four days, plus all the fabulous illustrations and writing by John Byrne. Her green skin and strength were the result of a blood transfusion from her cousin Bruce Banner (The Hulk). A television show renewed new interest in the character, as well as creating … Read more
You may have heard of Natasha Romanoff, the spy from Marvel Comics who gained popularity after being played by Scarlett Johansson. You also may have heard of Bullseye, the enemy of Daredevil, as seen played by Colin Farrell. So when Bullseye decides to set up a trap for Daredevil, what better bait than a woman … Read more
Man, and I thought I hated kids. Daredevil apparently throws a little girl down an elevator shaft in issue 209 of his comic book series. Why the sadistic plot? In actuality, an army of exploding robots disguised as little girls are programmed to seek him out and kill him. They know his secret identity and … Read more
No doubt that you heard that Elektra fights Bullseye. It happens in Daredevil 181 (Affiliate Link), and it results in one of the most infamous series twists in comic book history. Elektra fights with a sai and Bullseye fights with a gun, however their common trait is that they were both assassins working for the … Read more
Take Daredevil and Spider-Man, add a dash of Yakuza, and what do you get? One awesome fight sequence, that’s what! I always love it when these guys team up, because it always means that someone’s butt is going to be beaten to a pulp. In Daredevil 60 (Marvel Knights), Daredevil gets some reinforcements from his … Read more
The Punisher and Daredevil have faced off many times. However, they had met (and fought) for the first time in Daredevil 183 (Affiliate Link). It is not hard to see why two of Marvel Comics’ greatest characters were combined. Daredevil would never kill intentionally, while the Punisher would do it without a second thought. The … Read more
With Frank Miller, it can be hit or miss. His Daredevil: The Man Without Fear comic published by Marvel was right on the money. It tells the origin of Matt Murdock, a troubled child whose dad was murdered by organized crime. Blinded by spilling barrels that fell from a truck, Murdock would never be able … Read more