When Matt escaped from hell, he didn’t return alone… Note on this collection: Daredevil: Hell to Pay   is the second collection of recent Daredevil comics written by Saladin Ahmed, collecting issues #6-10 , and the one-shot comic Giant-Sized Daredevil  #1. Daredevil has been one of the luckiest superheroes to ever exist... in terms of creatives, anyway. Also Daredevil gets to share a bit of the spotlight in this collection.

To hell and back again: A Daredevil’s story. Daredevil is one of the few Marvel superheroes to be consistently blessed with superb writers over the As someone overly familiar with Daredevil’s legacy and history, I don’t have to worry about not understanding And for the fans of Daredevil comics , is this a faithful continuation of Matt’s journey? (I wouldn’t be totally  opposed to a sidekick…) Conclusion This is an excellent Daredevil collection.

Daredevil: Living Hell by Saladin Ahmed et. al (2025) Credit: Marvel Daredevil has been my favourite In this collection, Matt is apparently ‘greedy’ for being both Daredevil and a priest.

Daredevil: Woman Without Fear - Bloody Reunion Credit: Marvel A few years ago, Matt Murdock’s intermittent paramour and assassin-for-hire Elektra Natchios reformed her ways and adopted the mantle of Daredevil to adjust to being a hero and prove herself to Matt was one of several high points in Chip Zdarsky’s Daredevil One element that Daredevil writers seem to have forgotten about in recent years was the fact that Elektra

despite my initial obsession), I’m looking forward to diving back in with this lovely-looking book   Daredevil Several books caught my eye, but I left with a pristine copy of Daredevil: Guardian Devil , published 1999 by Kevin Smith, Guardian Devil was the first story arc following the first ever relaunch of the Daredevil Writer Chip Zdarsky wrote an excellent Daredevil  run recently (and is currently writing the core Batman

I think there's a reason I've always gravitated more towards Marvel's 'street-level' heroes like Daredevil Daredevil can be beaten. In fact, he regularly is.

Daredevil. This was a love first sparked with 2015’s Daredevil  series (then a Netflix-exclusive; now on Disney+ ) that has since developed into a love for Daredevil comics — my bookshelves are bursting with them. I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about why  I love Daredevil so much, and the answer is, I think, simple The three characters Marvel lost post- Endgame  are similarly complex (although none as magnetic as Daredevil

Daredevil also makes an exciting appearance—voiced by his live-action counterpart, Charlie Cox—but it

it was Charlie Cox making his big-screen appearance as Matt Murdock years after the cancellation of Daredevil As I’ve spoken about many times before, Daredevil is my favourite superhero (not Spider-Man!)

Mostly, this is because of author Charles Soule, who wrote a great Daredevil run for Marvel a few years

Marco Checchetto previously did amazing work on Daredevil,  and it is so good to see him back on an A-List