Picking up where Daredevil left off, Born Again opens with a bang! Here's what we know about how Matt Murdock's foe Bullseye ...

Frank Miller wrote some of the greatest Daredevil comics ever, but there's one story that is unlikely to be adapted for ...

Back in Daredevil #181, Bullseye sets his sights on Elektra, Daredevil's on-again-off-again paramour, who has supplanted Bullseye as Kingpin's chief assassin. To win back his place in Kingpin's ...

Born Again," Matt Murdock does something shocking, which we explore using moral philosophy. (Warning: Major spoilers!) ...

Their rivalry comes to its first apex in 1981's Daredevil #181 by writer/artist Frank Miller, one of the creators who would later upend Daredevil's entire reality with Daredevil: Born Again ...

Written by Frank Miller with art by Klaus Janson, Daredevil #186 is an anomaly. It lies directly between two of the defining moments of Miller’s run — the death of Elektra in #181 and Miller ...

In the comics, the assassin Bullseye — an archenemy of Matt Murdock who once killed his lover, Elektra — had his spine shattered in the classic Daredevil #181. Issue #196 was the first to ...

Daredevil #181 sets up one of the best single storylines in the Daredevil mythos as we see the rise of Elektra as a hired assassin for the Kingpin, only to watch her fall at the hands of one of ...