'Underboss' has a new player in town trying to take out the Kingpin. 'Underboss' and 'Out' make up the rest of this volume. David Mack provides beautiful painted art for the story. Urich is sure that Daredevil has something to do with the boy's current state and seeks him out. He's investigating a young boy who's catatonic after his father, a low-level Daredevil villain named Leap Frog, goes missing. Instead the focus is on Ben Urich, the journalist who is heavily featured in the show. Matt Murdoch or Daredevil are not in it much. 'Wake Up' is the first story in the volume, and it's surprisingly low key. Volume 1 is an excellent place to start if you're looking for more about the Man Without Fear. Brian Michael Bendis had a 55 issue, Eisner Award-winning run on Daredevil in the 2000s, and it has been collected into three Ultimate Collection volumes. But it was over for me, and I had a Daredevil shaped hole in my heart. I inhaled the first season and was soon forcing it on others with a zeal. He wears all red, but is basically Marvel's Batman. Comics, everybody! He became a lawyer (after he grew up, not some Doogie Howser nonsense), and also became a ninja. His other senses were super-heightened and gave him a sort of radar sense.

For the uninitiated, Daredevil is a street-level superhero who was blinded as a boy when a radioactive isotope was splashed in his eyes. The first season of the Daredevil TV show was released on Netflix last month.

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