Daredevil Message Board

[Gee]

civil war is not the best story of all time but it has given us some entertaining moments.

iron man could bet just about anyone in marvel u including captain america. in fact in one of the issues of civil war (4 i think it was) iron man takes cap apart. it reminds me (and annoys me as much) of the supermen vs batman debate, superman wins everytime, idiots who come away with the batman would use kryptonite to win will argue but if that works then i would win v superman.

anyway i digress, i think civil war will provide some interesting backdrop to dd, but so long as it does not effect the title too much its all good.
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[Stephan]

We will certainly find out, Gee, inasmuch as Brubaker likely has little choice but to toe the company line and incorporate Civil War into DD. I just dread the prospect of DD devoting endless hours evading capture by inept SHIELD agents, Iron Man, etc. It would detract from the quality of Brubaker's works, in my view. Herein lies one of my chief concerns with respect to these much-ballyhooed "crossover" events: they limit the creators' flexibility, forcing them to deal with topics and issues unrelated to their protagonists. DD has two domains (the courtroom and the streets of NY) - and national politics is not one of them.

[pjg]

Surely Matt's position as a defence attorney lends itself to some nice scenes involving the Registration Act (if he ever gets his law license back).

[james castle]

[Stephan]

Exactly.

[The Overlord]

[Francesco]

[Blind Alley]

Dave Campbell from "Dave's Longox" (a comic-blog) has posted a funny pic on "How he would like Civil War to end" (with a pic from "Infinity War" I had totally forgotten but that fits perfectly)
Here's his blog : http://daveslongbox.blogspot.com/
And the pic : http://photos1.blogger.com/x/blogger/2476/975/1024/952433/richardsneck.jpg
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[hekate32]

If this 'Civil War' does conclude with the Registration Act in effect and the rebel heroes scattered overseas, I can't myself see its impact on the returning Daredevil being miniscule but quite the opposite. When in the first issue of Civil War, Maria Hill asks Captain America who he forsees as possible rebels, Daredevil is the first name on his lips. I suspect many here share that belief. Aware that I'm speculating upon speculation, how much worse I wonder does it have to get for Matt before it even begins to get better?
Drummond's death and the revelations in his suicide note might well destroy the case against Matt but are hardly likely to fool his adversaries nor free him from suspicion with the entirety of the public. Beyond that, SHIELD (once dedicated to combating global terrorist organisations like Hydra but increasingly portrayed as all-pervasive big brother) know who he is and where he operates. Matt's coming home still labouring under the belief his best friend is dead, needing to repair his relationship with Milla, his closest allies in the superhero community fugitives, his law firm being held together by his former secretary and he's supposed to rebuild his life, reassume his mantle as guardian of hell's kitchen with the added threat of SHIELD hounding him?
If this is to be the fall-out, if this is the landscape he's going to have to survive in after his outing, after his incarceration, after Vanessa's torment, I hope he signs, I hope they send Natasha round and he signs the damn thing, to hell with Cage and the others, he's been through enough. But I doubt he will, he's the man without fear. I'm more of a Foggy.

[Forrest]

[Forrest]