karedevil yellow my belovedssss

every day we get closer to my imagining of comics matt murdock

I never drew Foggy before, here’s my shot at it. I like how he turned out :)

dug up this piece from 2022 for all of us in these trying times

homeoffice days, back when everything made sense

I've answered this before, but the more time goes on, the more I can confirm that the Waid/Rivera/Samnee/etc. (the whole team. All of them) run is my personal ideal take on Daredevil, at least so far. It's the run that got me into Daredevil, so that's definitely a factor in my ongoing fondness for it, but it's also just a really, really good comic. I love how Mark Waid writes Matt. The whole creative team was innovating, from Waid's unique approach to Matt's mental health and introduction of paradigm-shifting new characters like Kirsten McDuffie, to Paolo Rivera's redesign of Matt's cane/billy club and new look for the radar sense, to Samnee's extraordinary fight scenes. The stories are gripping, fun, and meaningful. The action is eye candy, in the best possible way (Waid made himself a goal of having at least one mind-blowingly risky daredevil moment per issue, and it shows.) This is a creative team where you could feel their passion for the comic and characters coming through on every single page. It was an extremely exciting time to be a Daredevil fan, and it has remained a comfort read and one of my go-to recommendations for new fans.

doodling today

I love this scene simply for how joyful it is - especially Foggy's smiles. Since both Matt and Foggy are generally troubled characters, it's always lovely to have moments where they just get to be happy. I think this page especially emphasises the value both place on their friendship - and considering that the previous storylines had revolved around both of their lives falling into disarray without each other, it's no surprise that they're pleased to return to a place they're used to: their shared law practise. Foggy's appreciation for their friendship is especially clear, shown through his care in showing Matt the plans for the office and ordering a sign for them (though I think it ought to have had braille on it as well). Matt has essentially abandoned Foggy prior to this, disappearing when Kingpin destroys his life and then starting a new one with Karen before leaving the city entirely when Typhoid Mary intervenes with that relationship, so Foggy's immediate willingness to rebuild their relationship and to support Matt (who is actually sleeping in their offices at this point) shows the strength of that bond.

thanks for the prompt @spiralwaves :D