As he does so, and as he begins to physicallyįrom the accident that took his eyesight, his other senses become heightened. Murdock loses both hisĮyesight and his father at a young age and spends his life coming to terms with his new realities. Worth of television rather than decades of complex comic book characterizations and arcs, the televised format allows plenty of space to exploreĬoncepts of good, evil, justice, fairness, and what it really means to protect and to serve.ĭaredevil chronicles the life of Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox), a blind lawyer by day and a masked vigilante by night. Daredevil certainly fits that mold, and even if it's only a Every great character has a little Hulk in them. Them, an understandable and maybe even sympathetic blend of good and evil. Struggle, not just between good and evil on the surface but between and within the characters themselves, characters who are often deeply flawed Stories are immensely complex while others would make a literature professor or maybe even casual reader cringe, but any good writer knows Probably not, not exclusively, anyway, though the (mostly) linear A-B narrative is certainly a major part of the appeal. Story mechanics of various clashes and revelations?

What is it that prompts such a following,Ĭreative secret formula have the authors discovered that not only keeps old fans, but continuously draws in new ones? Is it the nuts-and-bolts The seemingly endless battle between comic book heroes and their respective villains has been ongoing since the format's inception, and theĪnimators have found a way to keep their fans coming back for more, issue after issue, year after year.

Reviewed by Martin Liebman, February 2, 2017 Daredevil: The Complete First Season Blu-ray Review

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