This superhero marvel was sent to jail … twice

The most important storyline from “Bengis” on “Daredevil”-“Out” (published in the issue “Daredevil” No. 32-40 painted by Alex Maleev). A minor criminal Sammy Sammy (friend Kingpin’s son, Richard Fiscal) trades the secret identity of Daredevil in the FBI in a guilt agreement. Then the secret is traced into the Daily Globe newspaper, which means all New York.

For the rest of Benjis, the true identity of Daredevil is an open mystery. Matt continues to deny that he dared with legal and safe reasons, but most are just humorous. The last arc of Benadis and Maleev, “Murdock Papers”, ends with Kingpin, which offers concrete proof of the FBI that Matt dared in exchange for parole. The proof did not exist and never existed, but Daredevil was still arrested. This is even better for the FBI because now the Matt Mattak is recorded by the greatest enemy of Daredevil.

Bendis talked with CBR in 2006 At the end of his “ditch” run, delving into why he told his story the way he was. For the first time, he felt that “of all Marvel heroes, Matt Mattdak was the most careless in his secret identity,” so the secret comes out of meaning and can act as a comment on the Celebrity/Papaars.

Bengis wanted to end his mileage when Matt went to jail, but he pressed the trigger because the next writer’s book Ed Broubker was ready to start his “Daredevil”. “This is the ending that I initially hoped to do, but I understood” recalled bengis.

Speaking in front of Daredevil Fansite Manwithoutfear.comBroubker said he has also Come up with the idea to go to jail. Broubker, who did not want to return the secret identity of Matt to his bottle of Ginny, thought Daredevil would build a bendis run and will do something new. “Indeed, the only thing that changed for me was how fast (Matt) went to jail. Initially put him at the end of my first arc, but it was even better. I had to go right into the deep end and I liked that We actually had a hand from the rock, which ended in a sense, “the Brookker recalled.

Thus, “Daredevil” Brubaker opened with the six -storey “Devil In Cell Block D” (painted by Michael Humor). The plot features close people the goal trying to get it out of prison, and an iron fist goes to fight crime in the Daredevil suit to give the hero alibi. Meanwhile, Daredevil’s enemies try to kill his silent approval of the FBI.

Matt got into a double connection: his remaining plausible rejection is that (everyone involves) there is no way that the blind man can take off the tricks that are ridiculous. When the goals are protected inside, everyone will conclude that it is just lying to be blind. His enhanced feelings also create loud noises and rotten odors of an unbearable ricker.

Broubker, Master of Comics, Crime, It is issued, taking the baton of the “ditch” from bengis and writing a delicate prison drama without indulging in the cliché. .

Continuing so directly from “Daredevil” ben, running the Broubker stands in the shadow of his predecessor, but the quality control of the seamless. Broubker ended up ending his time on Daredevil another Chief Cliffhanger – Daredevil #500 (returning to the original series numbering), Matt agrees to lead the ninja cult – but this is a story for another time.