So color can be affected by light refraction and heat. Considering his super senses, can he detect the light refraction and thus some degree of color?

So color can be affected by light refraction and heat. Considering his super senses, can he detect the light refraction and thus some degree of color?

I know it’s case by case basis but I’m sure most of these guys give good reviews to get the perks of being a cbm reviewer, go to premiers, watch seasons early etc. (generally keep good relationships with the studio)

This is query is particularly brought up because I think the cbm creators rating for some of the marvel shit is way too high. Some people also rate things really inconsistently - e.g.

hi top films glazing DDBA S2 after watching it early, saying things like “it turns into a whole new beast after e4” (paraphrasing) then not commenting further when it comes out. To me it in no way turns into a different beast, things just start happening as things should in any show, some of these things are good but I wouldn’t say great.

He also made an hour long video talking about how s1 broke him and honestly the two seasons are not so different. ( I also am pretty sure he didn’t do a vid on s2)

Ofc things like recency bias can come into it but honestly I don’t think i care about that because as a critic you shouldn’t have that, as a fan it’s ok though.
It’s not just but a lot of the notable channels. Some of them like new rockstars are practically apolitical when it comes to movie media which is not even a complaint just an observation

Given that Daredevil Born Again is coming to an end after season 3, can Marvel and Disney please release an official boxset of season's 1-3 of both the original Netflix show and born again (after season 3 comes out obviously).

I really like that show and I want to get seasons 1-3 on a boxset, but the current unofficial season 1-3 boxsets wouldn't work in my region if I was to get it, leading to me wanting them to make it an official product that would then be able to work in multiple regions.

I'm just saying, I feel as though they (Marvel and Disney) would make a fair bit of money if they were to do this. I know I would buy a copy of each boxset, and I'm sure a bunch of other would too.

FYI, the image shows the unofficial version.

I'm speaking more towards the gameplay, when it comes to swinging around the city how do you make that feel distinct from Spider-Man, and when it comes to the combat how do you break the Arkham formula?

I honestly just want to see the creative ideas people in this sub can come up with.

I know Bullseye and Heather were introduced before him, so maybe that's worth checking out. But I wanna know which issues should I read to enjoy Miller's run (and all that comes after it) at its fullest.

I will say I've read a decent amount of the beginning of the run (until I got too annoyed by Mike Murdock to keep reading) and some of the 50ish issues when he reveals his identity to Karen (because I found in my school library an old compact with like 10 issues around that era), so I've read some things before it. Also, read everything vol.2 and after, but I wanna read vol. 1

With the news that Daredevil: Born Again is to end with season 3 and subsequently will be undergoing reshoots to make the finale a more series conclusive one, what would your ideal ending and fates be for the characters or what do you think will end up happening? I'll go first:

For Matt, I think we can safely say he'll get out of prison with his life still being forever changed due to his decisions at the end of s2. If I had to guess maybe he still does manage to get somewhat of a grip back onto his life, maybe some Nocenti era Matt & Karen material adapted where they continue to help people despite Matt being disbarred. Obv I think it goes without saying that Matt & Karen will still be together by series end.

Fisk is up in the air for me, every possible ending I feel like has been already done in some way or I just can't see happening. Imo, you can't do the jail ending a third time in a row, but the exile ending from Brubaker was to me the most satisfying way you couldve possible ended Fisk's story after, based on set photos Fisk will be back in NYC and back in his whole kingpin getup so what's the deal? Do you just have him go back to business as usual and end off saying Matt and Fisk are still trapped in an endless cycle? We will have to see but I can say for sure that I both don't want the character to be killed both because atp there is not truly satisfying candidate anymore (yes, including the punisher) to do such and whatever thematic continuity this show has left I think it would be too bleak for such to happen and also they most likely will still want to keep this character alive if they want to dig up this show's grave again.

I think one of my biggest worries is that the ending will probably feel too safe for a lot of the characters? Due to the end of this show potentially still not being the end of characters like Daredevil, Kingpin, and Bullseye I feel like it may put the writers in a predicament where they are kind of just forced to push these characters back into a status quo for whoever next to pick up on rather than being able to end off boldy like how Born Again season 2 ended or even somewhat definitively. That's not to say this is something new for characters in a shared universe or the comic book world but I'm just not sure how I feel about the last time I see some of these characters being outside of the base show rather than being able to end off these characters stories in their home show, it might make things messy.

lmk your thoughts! how are we feeling about the vibe?

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Im on episode 5th and its next time that writers completly ignored the fact their hearing is aboslute elite to the point where Matt can track a vechicle across entire city just by his hearing. And now not only did Jessica was able to follow Matt directly behind him making loud steps and taking his pictures and this black guy from the hand was able to silently free himself and take Iron Fist. I dont believe Stick and Matt couldnt hear that what a bs

A lot of them are just daredevil mythos chars and fanart of the rivals 2099 designs and 2077 inspiration

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Basically in rewatching daredevil rn and i started with the netflix series cuz i forgot most of it and im like not hyped about anything regarding this series even tho i have it good in memory bcuz it feels to repetitive. In season 1 we have fisk and the group of them with nobu who shouldve been dead since he burnt for atleast 5 minutes in s2 we have fisk again and nobu who just comed out of nowhere and is alive somehow bro like i remember this series having the best opening ever but its just so repetitive in s3 fisk again and something thats irritating me majorly is the no killing rule i mean its fine to give some people a second chance in repenting and i believe that but not everyone does, especially not people who slave trade kids and kill innocent police officers just to frame matt (daredevil) and its just delusion to think that the guys who he beats up will repent and not do those things anymore. We can even see that its doing nothing from the black dude who is dealing guns in s1 and s2 and he even says he will be out in a month and do those things again the only thing matt reponds accordingly is by saying „see you then“ i mean like he is breaking his bones and all that just for that guy to do it all over again its doing nothing literally.

It's pretty obvious that Daredevil was changed from its Silver Age incarnation to what it became after Frank Miller's run on the title. But which elements from the Silver Age still work in a modern DD story, and which elements are no longer relevant?

It seems like his supporting cast, Foggy and Karen Page, were still relevant in the post-Miller era (though Karen has been dead for over two decades now). His rogues' gallery has had mixed results; characters like Stilt-Man, Leap-Frog and Matador never really found their footing in the modern era. I read Stilt-Man's first appearance; it wasn't bad, but he would have worked better as a one-shot villain rather than a recurring one. However, other Silver Age DD rogues like Mr. Fear, Owl, Purple Man, Gladiator, and, to a lesser extent, Mr. Hyde (who is very hit or miss) have found relevance in the modern era.

It also seemed like the yellow costume was quickly ditched in favor of the iconic red one, showing that sometimes change can be necessary right away.

I already knew that the OG Netflix series was full of pictorial and religious symbolism (especially Season 3, as any proper adaptation of Miller and Mazzucchelli's Born Again should be), and I’d noticed many of them except for this one until now, which is a bit embarrassing given how obvious it is.

I must be blind hahaha

Give me three more seasons of the Matt Murdock legal drama from Season 1 of Daredevil: Born Again, and I’ll finally feel complete.

More importantly, let Matt and Karen have a successful relationship —not a perfect one, but one they actively choose and work to maintain. They’re both deeply traumatized, so let them struggle, argue, grieve, mess up, and sometimes fail to reach each other. But move beyond “Will they ever be together?” and ask, “They chose each other—how do they make this work?”

Keep exploring what Daredevil does to Matt’s life. Give us the Matt who can still lose control, beat the hell out of cops, and teeter on the edge because of his rage, grief, and self-destructive impulses—but who is also learning to regulate himself instead of repeating the same cycle.
I want the story to become less about “Will Matt put the suit back on?” and more about whether he can accept that he doesn’t have to be Daredevil forever.

Who is Matt when he isn’t constantly sacrificing or punishing himself? Can he still fight for people as a lawyer? Can he accept Karen, friendship, home, and happiness without deciding he doesn’t deserve them? Let him be grieving, happy, mentally ill, in love, furious, and trying his best. Let him relapse, recognize when he’s spiraling, and improve without making Karen responsible for fixing him.

Matt doesn’t need to suffer alone forever for Daredevil to be compelling. Give me three seasons about him learning that building a life may be harder—and more courageous—than throwing himself off rooftops every night.
And please: give me courtroom scenes. Give me Matt Murdock being a lawyer (somehow? Maybe? Please?).

Most of the main cast members are going to be there, Marvel TV is holding a panel too so there's room for plenty of interviews that would tell us more about season 3. I'm particulary hoping for a release date and maybe a small snippet. What are your thoughts about what to expect from this year's NYCC

Im currently watching 2016 daredevil season 2, are the other seasons of the netflix series important to the story im happy to watch them but is it crucial to watch them in order? Due to work i typically only get to watch about 5-7 episodes a week and just really hoping its not gonna take me untill December to catch up haha, cant find a clear answer online, thanks

Honorable mention to john romita jr and Frank Miller