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Matt Murdock grows up in Hell's Kitchen. A police officer is lecturing a number of children in the neighborhood because they were using a fire hydrant to cool Daredevil: Man without Fear. His father is a boxer, but tonight he is alone. He is holding a photograph crying over a woman named Maggie. Matt helps him to bed. At the gym Jack is being beaten up by Slade. The Fixer is trying to offer him a job as an enforcer, but Jack refuses. Jack continues to box, but when he isn't in the ring, he is collecting for the Fixer. Jack wants his son to study and make something out of himself, not to be anything like him. Matt comes home from school one afternoon proud of himself. A boy was picking on him and he stood up Daredevil: Man without Fear himself and fought back. Jack is upset and hits Matt. This sends Matt down a path to learn the rules and laws. To see people held accountable for their actions. Matt spends his time studying. When he is picked on at school, he just stands there and takes it. Though Daredevil: Man without Fear doesn't fight, he spends the time he isn't studying at the gym training. On a picture perfect day, Matt sees the last thing he will ever see. A blind man is crossing the street and there's a truck heading straight to him. In a second, Matt reacts and jumps to push the man out of the way. Matt is rushed to the hospital in much pain. Eventually the pain goes away, but he is blind. The rest of his senses are heightened to superhuman levels. He is visited by a nun while in the hospital. They threaten him with exposing his connection with the Fixer. Matt is pitied by all except for one, Stick. Stick, who is also blind, begins to train Matt on how Daredevil: Man without Fear use his other senses. Matt excels and begins to be able to do things he couldn't do when he could see. Jack is jogging, training for his next fight. He is stopped by the Fixer. The Fixer tells him that he hadn't earned any of his knockouts. That he had been fixing his fights for a while now. Setting him up for a big fall. He wants Jack to take a dive in his next fight so that he can make a bundle. He knows his son is watching and he wants to show him to never quit. Jack walks out of the arena into an alley. Waiting for him is Fixer and a number of his men. They beat Jack to within an inch of his life. Daredevil: Man without Fear is bloodied and toothless, but he still offers up Daredevil: Man without Fear smile. Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki. Tom DeFalco. Cover Artist. John Romita Jr. Al Williamson. Frank Miller. Christie Scheele. Joe Rosen. Ralph Macchio Pat Garrahy. Previous Issue. Daredevil: The Man Without Fear 2. So you're out of kindergarten. Don't get cocky. Categories :. Stream the best stories. Start Your Free Trial. Try Now. October Daredevil: The Man without Fear by Frank Miller, John Romita Jr., Paperback | Barnes & Noble®

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Jliana Musialek A lot of people recommend reading Mark Waid's run next because it's supposedly just as good. See 1 question about Daredevil…. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Daredevil: Man without Fear reading! People depend on their eyes for almost everything. They miss so much. I have read a crossover with The Magdalena. I Daredevil: Man without Fear watched that mediocre movie, but until I watched that TV masterpiece made on Netflix, it was when I really g Solid reading! I had watched that mediocre movie, but until I watched that TV masterpiece made on Netflix, it was when I really got to know about Daredevil and his inner world inside of Daredevil: Man without Fear Marvel Universe. People say that Marvel lacks of Batman to be complete. Well, that people are wrong. Matt Murdock suffered an accident, when he was a kid, with a truck with chemicals, saving the life of a walking blind man. He got blind himself, but those chemicals did something on his body and now all his other senses are enhanced to superhuman levels. He remembers shattering window glass. Matt Murdock has a very special gift and the potential to become something formidable, but he will find out that he always have to be in control, because a miscalculation in a movement while fighting and he will have a too heavy burden for the rest Daredevil: Man without Fear his life. He is not perfect, he is not a holy crusader, he is not a saint. Matt only wants to protect innocent people in all possible ways, with the law on his side as advocate, and against the law as vigilante. Bullies must pay Bullies never need a reason The story is solid, but there were some things that I found kinda odd. First, Matt when he was a kid, some schoolmates put him a nickname I am sure that her own story must be quite good. View all 10 comments. After Daredevil: Man without Fear the latest version of the Daredevil story with Daredevil: Man without Fear new series it seemed like a good time to revisit Daredevil: Man without Fear origin reboot that Frank Miller did for the character. It holds up fairly well although this story is more concerned with expanding the old story rather than making any changes to it. Miller avoids hitting on the major events of DD's life in order to focus on detailing the time between the accident that blinded young Matt Murdock to the first time he puts on a mask t After enjoying the latest version of the Daredevil story with Daredevil: Man without Fear new series it seemed like a good time Daredevil: Man without Fear revisit Daredevil: Man without Fear origin reboot that Frank Miller did for the character. Miller avoids hitting on the major events of DD's life in order to focus on detailing the time between the accident that blinded young Matt Murdock to the first time he puts on a mask to take on criminals as a vigilante. My big complaint is the art because I'm not a fan of John Romita Jr. And it isn't really fair to compare a 22 year old comic Daredevil: Man without Fear a modern TV show, but the Kingpin here seems really one-note and cartoonish compared to the Netflix version. At least he doesn't discipline anyone with a car door here though. View 1 comment. When Matt Murdock was rendered blind by radioactive material, it heightened his remaining senses to superhuman levels. But what happened between then and when Matt become Daredevil years later? On the heels of reading the rest of Frank Miller's fantastic work on Daredevil, this was the one Frank Miller Daredevil book left. Sure, there are some retcons, like the complete lack of the yellow costume and the When Matt Murdock was rendered blind by radioactive material, it heightened his remaining senses to superhuman levels. Sure, there are Daredevil: Man without Fear retcons, like the complete lack of the yellow costume and the relationship between Matt and his father and even Matt's behavior as a child. All things considered, it's great stuff, covering Matt's tutelage under Stick and his relationship with Elektra in college. It also details his very first run-in with the Kingpin, another retcon. Frank Miller weaves together a lot of elements that were only hinted at in his earlier Daredevil runs and turns them into an epic. A lot of what went Daredevil: Man without Fear the Netflix Daredevil series came from this volume. One thing I didn't like is that Miller made young Matt a little too capable. In my mind, he's supposed to be an underdog most of the time. In Frank's hands, he's an ass-kicking machine the caliber of Batman. John Romita's gritty style works were for Daredevil, not surprising since he was artist on Daredevil for some time prior to this miniseries. His Elekra is the right combination of sexy and insane. Four out of five stars. The journey Daredevil: Man without Fear transformed Matt Murdock into Daredevil had many twists and a few key people. His love for fighting came from his father, but he promised to be better than his Dad by not fighting. His life changed when an accident Daredevil: Man without Fear him with chemicals costing him his sight get giving back more than most people could imagine. Matt Murdock's origin story is one I'm fairly familiar with even though I have rarely read any Daredevil stories. It was interesting seeing Stick training Matt after h The journey that transformed Matt Murdock into Daredevil had many twists and a few key people. It was interesting seeing Stick training Matt after he was blinded. I have to say the stylistic choice for Elektra's look was quite surprising. She's basically looked the same for as long as I can remember, but she really didn't resemble the Elektra I'm familiar with. I enjoyed the fact that Matt's heightened senses seemed to take a back seat to his training. His senses were still mentioned, but it was done in a way that didn't diminish Matt into being an individual who is helpless without his gift. Shelves: graphic-novel-readsgraphic-novel. Now, like most people Daredevil: Man without Fear the early 's, I barely remember the film adaptation of Daredevil starring Ben Affleck and Jennifer Gardner but everyone agrees it sucked major balls. All I can remember is that I did like its soundtrack sung by The Calling--and that was it. Years later, I binge-watched the Netflix adaptation for three days every morning before Daredevil: Man without Fear went to work--and I was absolutely enthralled! I knew I had to experience Daredevil in his original medium so I ventured on to look for the most recommended comic books from his line-up. I came across Daredevil: Man without Fear that I will be reading for this year and I start with a Frank Miller work for January because this was was a collaboration between writer Frank Miller and artist John Romita Jr. In line with that, Daredevil: Man without Fear first impressions of the tonality and storyline of The Man Without Fear is that I think the fact that it was Miller who wrote this that it was unavoidable for me to make a little Batman connection. Though, admittedly, it probably only clicked for me Daredevil: Man without Fear that by the last two issues. But then again, every brooding vigilante who is too committed to his ideals that he has no social life whatsover is immediately drawn parallels with to Batman the CW's Oliver Queen is essentially very Batman-esque, and I ate it up to the point I no longer felt guilty demanding more servings of it. But Matt Murdock to me stood out on his own while reading this, mostly because I thought Charlie Cox was so amazing in the role and I already like him enough there so he was the one I'm imagining while reading Miller's version. And that is where some disparities lie. If you're like me and you watched the Netflix series first, and then you picked this up, you will notice that there are some liberties that the series creator and staff took to, I suppose, 'soften up' their version in the show. Matt Murdock in Miller's story is far more brutal and often impulsive and reckless. In the show, his Catholic upbringing was more emphasized which for me was what made him so relatable and human because we get to see him in copious amounts of time talking to a priest or to that nurse as he feels guilty for his transgressions such as violence and killing, no matter how self-righteous they might be.