I have an idea for a daredevil comic series. This is really dumb that I made this but l think it’s a good story idea. Daredevil: Man Without Fear - Blind Justice could focus on a storyline that deepens Matt Murdock’s internal conflict and explores the idea of justice in a morally complex world. Plot Overview: Matt Murdock, as Daredevil, has always walked the fine line between vigilantism and the law, but his belief in justice is increasingly challenged as he confronts corruption, personal loss, and the limitations of his own senses. When a new, dangerous criminal syndicate begins to manipulate the legal system in Hell’s Kitchen, Matt’s role as both a lawyer and a vigilante is put to the test. As a blind man who relies on his heightened senses to fight crime, Matt begins to question his ability to discern right from wrong. With the city in chaos, he faces new enemies who are experts at exploiting the very system he’s spent his life defending. Matt starts to see the flaws in the justice system he once believed in and wrestles with whether he can truly uphold it-or if it’s time for a more brutal, uncompromising approach. Themes: • Justice vs. Revenge: Matt’s struggle to distinguish between seeking justice and personal revenge, especially when he feels the system is failing. • Moral Ambiguity: The story would delve into the shades of gray in Matt’s world, where right and wrong are not always clear-cut. • The Burden of Blindness: Matt’s blindness would be a key metaphor for his struggle to “see” the truth in the chaos around him-both as a lawyer and as Daredevil. Key Elements: • The New Syndicate: A criminal group that has learned how to manipulate the law, with a charismatic and manipulative leader who challenges Matt’s ideals. • Foggy Nelson and Karen Page: Matt’s relationships with his closest allies, tested as he becomes more isolated due to his growing doubts about the justice system. • Fisk’s Influence: Wilson Fisk (Kingpin) may still loom in the background, either as a direct threat or as someone who indirectly shapes the corruption Matt is fighting against. • The City’s Corruption: Hell’s Kitchen itself would become a character-no longer just a place of crime but a representation of the broken system that Matt is trying to save. This storyline would showcase a darker, more introspective Daredevil, one who faces the consequences of his idealism and is forced to redefine what it means to be a hero in a city that may never truly change. it would be call Daredevil blind justice and would be about Matt Murdock’s internal conflict and explores the idea of justice in a morally complex world. Plot Overview: Matt Murdock, as Daredevil, has always walked the fine line between vigilantism and the law, but his belief in justice is increasingly challenged as he confronts corruption, personal loss, and the limitations of his own senses. When a new, dangerous criminal syndicate begins to manipulate the legal system in Hell’s Kitchen, Matt’s role as both a lawyer and a vigilante is put to the test. As a blind man who relies on his heightened senses to fight crime, Matt begins to question his ability to discern right from wrong. With the city in chaos, he faces new enemies who are experts at exploiting the very system he’s spent his life defending. Matt starts to see the flaws in the justice system he once believed in and wrestles with whether he can truly uphold it-or if it’s time for a more brutal, uncompromising approach. Again this is kind of weird that I typed all of this, but I wanted to share my idea with someone I know loves comics.
I do enjoy a DD story that explores the law side of his person and the general contradictions that man lives with. Thank you for sharing this, I like the general shape of what you’ve presented 👏👏👏
@ the man without fear (obviously). unpopular opinion but I think daredevil yellow is good. I like daredevil guardian devil, end of days, and dd by chip Zydarsky
I really enjoyed this series, have you read Once & Future? 📚⚔
I read volume 1, need to pick it back up. Great series!!
@ I recommend it, I think Gillen/Mora landed the plane well. I had a blast with this volume. Cheers! 📚
The art in and on the cover is peak
@ the art throughout is unreal 💯💯💯
You know it! Loved this whole series.
Put Dan Mora on my radar.
I have an idea for a daredevil comic series. This is really dumb that I made this but l think it’s a good story idea. Daredevil: Man Without Fear - Blind Justice could focus on a storyline that deepens Matt Murdock’s internal conflict and explores the idea of justice in a morally complex world.
Plot Overview:
Matt Murdock, as Daredevil, has always walked the fine line between vigilantism and the law, but his belief in justice is increasingly challenged as he confronts corruption, personal loss, and the limitations of his own senses. When a new, dangerous criminal syndicate begins to manipulate the legal system in Hell’s Kitchen, Matt’s role as both a lawyer and a vigilante is put to the test.
As a blind man who relies on his heightened senses to fight crime, Matt begins to question his ability to discern right from wrong. With the city in chaos, he faces new enemies who are experts at exploiting the very system he’s spent his life defending. Matt starts to see the flaws in the justice system he once believed in and wrestles with whether he can truly uphold it-or if it’s time for a more brutal, uncompromising approach.
Themes:
• Justice vs. Revenge: Matt’s struggle to distinguish between seeking justice and personal revenge, especially when he feels the system is failing.
• Moral Ambiguity: The story would delve into the shades of gray in Matt’s world, where right and wrong are not always clear-cut.
• The Burden of Blindness: Matt’s blindness would be a key metaphor for his struggle to “see” the truth in the chaos around him-both as a lawyer and as Daredevil.
Key Elements:
• The New Syndicate: A criminal group that has learned how to manipulate the law, with a charismatic and manipulative leader who challenges Matt’s ideals.
• Foggy Nelson and Karen Page: Matt’s relationships with his closest allies, tested as he becomes more isolated due to his growing doubts about the justice system.
• Fisk’s Influence: Wilson Fisk (Kingpin) may still loom in the background, either as a direct threat or as someone who indirectly shapes the corruption Matt is fighting against.
• The City’s Corruption: Hell’s Kitchen itself would become a character-no longer just a place of crime but a representation of the broken system that Matt is trying to save.
This storyline would showcase a darker, more introspective Daredevil, one who faces the consequences of his idealism and is forced to redefine what it means to be a hero in a city that may never truly change. it would be call Daredevil blind justice and would be about Matt Murdock’s internal conflict and explores the idea of justice in a morally complex world.
Plot Overview:
Matt Murdock, as Daredevil, has always walked the fine line between vigilantism and the law, but his belief in justice is increasingly challenged as he confronts corruption, personal loss, and the limitations of his own senses. When a new, dangerous criminal syndicate begins to manipulate the legal system in Hell’s Kitchen, Matt’s role as both a lawyer and a vigilante is put to the test.
As a blind man who relies on his heightened senses to fight crime, Matt begins to question his ability to discern right from wrong. With the city in chaos, he faces new enemies who are experts at exploiting the very system he’s spent his life defending. Matt starts to see the flaws in the justice system he once believed in and wrestles with whether he can truly uphold it-or if it’s time for a more brutal, uncompromising approach. Again this is kind of weird that I typed all of this, but I wanted to share my idea with someone I know loves comics.
I do enjoy a DD story that explores the law side of his person and the general contradictions that man lives with. Thank you for sharing this, I like the general shape of what you’ve presented 👏👏👏
@ thank you
@ what are some of your favorite Daredevil stories you’ve read so far out of curiosity?
@ the man without fear (obviously). unpopular opinion but I think daredevil yellow is good. I like daredevil guardian devil, end of days, and dd by chip Zydarsky
@ I love DD Yellow!
You know what Daredevil book I like that I think is super underrated:
Battlin’ Jack Murdock