Daredevil truly is elevated by great action choreography, great writing and sublime performances, especially from Vincent D'Onofrio as Kingpin, and Charlie Cox as the titular Daredevil.
Daredevil's cinematography helps to make the series feel cinematic, even when dealing with a small-time vigilante, rather than the action-packed spectacles of Marvel Studios' Avengers films.
All of them were great but Daredevil and The Punisher were easily the best among them! It's one of the best superhero/crime shows ever made and where all 3 seasons were great! There's really not much more to say that hasn't already been said about this amazing show so just do yourself a favor and go watch it.
Spider-Man is the perfect hero. Despite the flaws in his personal life, he is still a bastion of hope and constantly good in a way few others could match. And Captain Marvel boasts a power set that few could rival. Daredevil, on the other hand, is real in every sense.
Daredevil never sought glory or fame and only cared about bringing people to justice. The selflessness and nobility of Daredevil, along with his imperfections, have resonated strongly with fans. Not only has Daredevil been a hero that people can aspire to, but he has also been a human being that they can relate to.
However, despite his incredible prowess as a blind hero in the Marvel Universe, Daredevil has a surprising weakness that means pretty much anyone can take him down - as a sprinkler once proved how volatile he was against rain and water, as it severely messed with his powers.
That said, the show is incredibly violent; it doesn't shy away from showing stranglings, eye gougings, and bloody stabbings, and its intense nature is probably way too much for many younger viewers.
Matt Murdock and Elektra Natchios officially tie the knot in Marvel's Daredevil #4, though the honeymoon may have to wait. Daredevil #4 comes from writer Chip Zdarsky, artist Rafael de Latorre, color artist Matthew Wilson and letterer VC's Clayton Cowles.
By now, it should be painfully obvious that Daredevil's senses have been heightened as a result of his radioactive accident, and that opened up a world of new possibilities for him.
Despite its sitcom trappings, Wandavision is one of the darkest and saddest entries in the MCU. In WandaVision, Wanda Maximoff creates the Hex to avoid acknowledging her grief. In the process, she hurts hundreds of people who will never be able to forgive her.
Yes, Captain America packs a wallop, but Daredevil's powers and world-class training should hand him the victory in a straight fight - it's just that he tends to leave before that can happen.
There's also the element of heightened senses, something that helps make Daredevil to be the most skilled fighter in the Defenders canon. Although in the comics Iron Fist can be considered as being stronger than Daredevil, in The Defenders universe is Matt who is the best fighter.
The main character, Matt Murdock (Daredevil), became blind after an incident involving a chemical spill when he was a child. The accident gave him superhuman senses and the ability to navigate the world in a different way.
This joy was not to last: in the middle of wedding preparations, Karen asked Matt to give up his Daredevil alter-ego. When he refused she ended the engagement and entered a long vicious cycle of self-destruction. Embarking on a career as an actress, things went badly.
He's really blind, in the sense that his sight doesn't work, like that of any other totally blind man. His powers sort of mitigate his inability to see, but he's still effectively blind. Okay, long post!
Karen Page is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. She serves as the original love interest for Daredevil, under Matt Murdock's employ as his office manager.
One of the most debated aspects of the film is the casting. The decision to cast Affleck as Daredevil is one that people are still torn on today. While he does shine in a few moments, there's also a lot of poor dialogue that doesn't really give him much to work with.
The writing team had apparently been deep in their work on the third season, but things quickly went downhill when Netflix, Marvel, and the shows creatives could not come to a compromise on their differing visions of the new season. In the end, Netflix opted to just scrap it all instead of trying to find common ground.
While all of Netflix's Marvel series were branded as “Netflix Originals” to consumers, the shows were licensed out to the streaming giant from Disney. Netflix's licensing deal for the series has ended. Netflix's run of Marvel originals got its start with the launch of “Daredevil” in April 2015.
“Daredevil: Born Again” is designed to be an 18-episode series, but filming on the project stopped in June amid the WGA strike. It will not continue until the current SAG-AFTRA strike is resolved. As confirmed by Variety, less than half of the episodes for “Born Again” were filmed before the production shutdown.
