#daredevil v1

[murdockmeta]

Daredevil v1, #239 writer Ann Nocenti

[archivedjuice]

they thought they were slick

[archivedjuice]

he also indirectly kills a woman in the man without fear. like it isn't explicitly made clear that she died (she fell from the window of a pretty tall building) but the moment and his action in that moment is pretty traumatic for him, especially since it's what made stick leave

Who did Matt kill? I've heard killed Bullseye at one point but that he was possessed when that happened. Is that what you mean or did he kill someone else?

It was an accident in Matt’s defense but when you go hard on the violence thing sometimes there’s a variety in how much head trauma one human being can recover from and just because you’ve got super hearing doesn’t mean you always know where the line is. Listen I don’t remember the guys name but Matt plead guilty to second degree murder and that dude would not be dead if daredevil didn’t break his face. Matt did do a little superhero brutality but unlike cops he did serve time for it

[616mattfoggymoments]

Daredevil (1964) #60 | Roy Thomas & Gene Colan

[thedevotionaltour]

Daredevil #20 - "The Verdict Is: Death!" (1966)

Written by Stan Lee Art by Gene Colan (pencils), Mickey Demeo (inks)

[xycuro-illuminati]

Jason Sloan is the type of guy to show up and be like "Hey guys what I miss?" and all you hear from the audience are crickets chirping because no one knows who he is

[phoenix-of-jade]

Be honest, you're curious how it feels to get fucked against a window~

send me "be honest..." with a question your muse has been dying to ask mine and they'll answer truthfully.

Nah, I am curious how it would be fucking you against a window.~

[bobbimorses]

do you have any tips/ comics to read to help characterise hawkeye? I wanna try and encompass all of his personality rather than the popular fanon one and im not as well versed on hawkeye pre-fraction. thank you 🙌

so i would definitely recommend clint's appearances in thunderbolts v1 (#9-10, 20-75) for some more "recent" but not "recent recent" clint, in that it's him post-accomplished avenger, in a team leader role where he's not facing the pressures of being a new leader (like in west coast avengers), but still in his classic duds and pre-disassembled era.

hawkeye v1 (1983) also works as his first solo if you want a classic sort of "parallel" to fraction hawkeye to ease you in first. i only say parallel in that it's clint off his game, so that might be easier for you to worm your way in (and obvs there was a lot of gruenwald inspiration that went into it). also, he meets bobbi! who can say no to bobbi?

if my initial rec of thunderbolts was daunting bc i said hey read 50+ issues, you can instead try solo avengers v1 (1987), #1-11 to start with. clint's stories are only in the first half of the issues, so it's 11 pages of "ah, so that's clint." it's bronze age comics so it's goofy, and who is goofy? is it the carny with the arrows shooting into tornadoes with southern accents, bottom half wearing a breechcloth, top half shirtless? of course it is.

and hey, i feel like "taking on an elder of the universe, getting worked up over baseball" also encompasses personality? perhaps? so try west coast avengers annual #2 & avengers annual #16. "but tumblr user bobbimorses, there's like 15 characters in that and it's a crossover." fret not, it's the 80s so it's not like modern event comics. your eyes can glaze over in a good way, but glazing is not necessary. love and light.

captain america v3 #4 he is annoying cap. he loves (annoying) cap. the people ignore him. he wants attention. he is kicked in the face by batroc. he denigrates the french. this is clint barton.

daredevil #99: this isn't actually important per se but clint is annoying and carrying a torch for natasha and beats up daredevil and a beautiful bay window and complains about how his teammates, the literal avengers, showing up is like his getting tattled on to his big brothers to drag him home so this is a microcosm of his attitude in the era of the late 60s to 70s.

i didn't rec anything post-fraction per the structure of your ask but you could read hawkeye: freefall if you're only versed with fraction? anyways that's just a tiny smattering of tastes that i hoped could cover different stages.

realized i didn't rec anything from the kooky quartet era which is also important to get a sense of him (though thunderbolts v1 #9 has a whole issue flashback), so you could just pick a random issue from avengers v1 #16-29, or just watch this video for a sample. ignore the startlingly deep voice, that's pretty much the whole gist

i think i actually lost track of the whole "tips" intent of your question while doing this but if you really wanna go crazy, you can just skim through my "full" clint chronology guide for some issue ideas. i also have a neglected recs tag for some different specific recs

[mattelektras]

What's your favorite comics of all time u highly recommend to people?!

off the top of my head........................ elektra & wolverine: the redeemer, elektra v1, silversable and the wildpack, batgirl v1, 2008 gotg, wolverine: enemy of the state, ann nocenti daredevil, wonder woman: the hiketeia, hexed, coffin hill

[bagofbonesmp3]

what is the i wanted to change the world quote from?

daredevil v1 #168

[friendly-neighborhood-vigilante]

MOOOOONKNIIIIGHT!!!

Original comic: Daredevil v1 600 (2018)

[murdockmeta]

Daredevil #266, Writer Ann Nocenti

I love this scene. Matt's really been through the wringer at this point (he nearly died, Karen left him, Mephisto fucked shit up) and, once again, the citizens of Hell's Kitchen come in to help pick him up when he's down.

I loved Nocenti's consistency in showing that Hell's Kitchen cared about Matt just as much as Matt cared about them. I've always found it so unnecessary when writers want to go out of their way to make it seem like Hell's Kitchen doesn't like Daredevil or what he does, especially when he's been around as long as he has.

[archivedjuice]

boy is being held accountable AND continues to underestimate foggy

[foggy-nelson-archive]

In the second issue of Daredevil, we come across Nelson and Murdock's Law Offices, and guess which part of Nelson and Murdock is not present. Yes. Our favorite vigilante who still rocked a yellow and black suit and a singular huge D on his chest.

We have The Fantastic Four as special guests in this issue. They are the first heroes who sought legal assistance from Nelson and Murdock.

This is also the first time we see Foggy flirting with Karen in a not-so-subtle way. So far so good. othing that makes us cringe...yet.

Once again we see a characteristic of Foggy that has grown over the years and in some ways has only gotten worse, but that has, fortunately, changed: his ability to always put himself in second place to enhance the hero. Although he was a law student as good as Matt, here he delegates to Matt the responsibility of dealing with a seemingly simple case. A case that Foggy could handle faster and more practically than Matt, since Matt, until then for Foggy, was a blind man. A case that, by the way, Matt didn't even bother to take a look into.

It is a stereotype that in order to achieve the title of the Hero's best friend, (the sidekick) one must be incapable, clumsy, and put oneself in second place. This is a pattern that took decades to break, again, fortunately. Some scenes of Foggy being silly and clumsy are not funny, but they are, in fact, just embarrassing.

We see Foggy's jealousy begin to grow when Karen reveals that she keeps a photo of Matt with her.

Foggy, despite his jealousy, expects Matt to be present at the office. Thus showing that their friendship is, for now, above any infatuation.

Still, he doesn't question where his partner was.

I love how Foggy is so well dressed in this issue. He looks charming, and even a little bourgeois here.

There's not much to see of Nelson and Murdock's offices and Foggy in this issue, but there are still very entertaining scenes in it. The hero was still finding his feet in the Marvel universe and starting to create his own story. There was no dark side, brooding and bloody, but it's still very worth reading (or re-reading) and enjoying.

I love how Matt comes and goes like he's not Foggy's law partner but just an errand boy. The Thing is back with the Fantastic Four and again, he accidentally destroys the door.

Interestingly, although Foggy seems more disappointed than his law partner with the door (because he knows the value of material things; after all, it was his father who set up the office), Richards turns to Matt to apologize.

This, in my opinion, of course, is a subtle way of letting the reader know that even though Matt is barely present in the office, he is somehow more respected and the most important part of their partnership.

And this is the first time Matt disappoints Foggy by losing clients. Foggy tries his best, but they just walk out the door. This is the beginning of a pattern that took years to break.

But by Matt's smirk, he doesn't regret being Daredevil's secret identity.

Daredevil v1 002 Story - Stan Lee Art - Joe Orlando Inking - Vince Colletta Lettering - S. Rosen

[hubrisdescent]

𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐓𝐒 : Daredevil V1 #260

[thedevotionaltour]

list of what i thinkkkkk what i want to really make sure to try to read this year:

pollack's doom patrol as rec'd by davie

sandman (complete. actually finish the comic i hold so dearly. i cant even say i hold the comic as whole dearly it's whatever is in vol1+2 of the tpbs i hold dearly)

ghost hunt (start and complete)

chobits (starts and complete)

start jla 97

daredevil v1 (complete)

start reading jsa i'll figure it out

start starman v2 (technically did start but i have to start over bc i only read the first two issues and went ohhhh the pain and stopped. but this time we brave it)

continue gl v2, try to get halfway through at least

batgirl 2000 (start and complete. cassandra extremely dear to me but i never actually read her comic in full and no. i cannot remember what i did read from her first two tpbs i hope this helps)

young justice (start and complete. I MISS THEM. i have also not read them since high school)

continue with gl rebirth and beyond readings this one i am in fact starting so we have to continue. aim to get about halfway through i guess

all titles i am literally actively picking up from my lcs THERE'S REALLY NO EXCUSE TO NOT READ AND KEEP UP WITH THESE.

list of maybeeees:

start nightwing v1

i should probably read some titans title. of sorts. perhaps i will finally read ntt this year

start sugar sugar rune

under the red hood? maybe? i dont knowwww

knightfall. i own this one i really should read it i literally own prelude to knightfall and then the next two volumes. or at least the first one. i cant really remember

infinity inc maybe. i dont know

dorohedoro maybe. maybe...

if i finish ddv1 i wanna start v2 from the beginning so i can Understand It All Again and then finally pick up where my library;s collection left off

i should probably read some batman thing maybe. i dont know. that's scary there's so much there. i need like people who have crazy spreadsheets to guide me through that one there are so many of you and by many i mean like 2 who are actually mutuals with me but regardless.