This is for all you chumps what think comics ain’t no good for nobody.

15 thoughts on “This is for all you chumps what think comics ain’t no good for nobody.”

1. Well, I’m convinced!

2. This happened with me and MADBALLS

3. Michael Kupperman?

4. And thus another promising career in supervillainy is prevented!

5. And just think–this kid could have been the next Lex Luthor. Instead, Martin Luther King (aka M.K.) did a lot of good in the world.

6. “And that’s why, during the day I studied law whilst at night I put on a blood red, devil-like costume and fought organised crime with my billy clubs”.

7. If it weren’t for Spanner’s Galaxy I would be bilking the retirement funds of a major corporation right now.

8. Well I guess we finally found the one good thing to come out of the golden age Daredevil series.

   I think it’s odd that Biro and Wood actually got cover credits for the series, albeit as “editors” rather than artists.

9. It’s nice that Daredevil saved at least one person from a life of crime. Although I think the Ben Affleck movie drove at least one person TO a live of crime, so DD’s broken even.

10. I’ve been going through those Golden Age Daredevil stories, and they are all mini morality plays. They come across as preachy now, but maybe the world could use some lessons on good citizenship these days….

11. M.K. = MiKe? What kinda store didja rob?

12. Take that Ghost of Fredric Wertham, MD!

13. Yeah, but he’s no rat; if his friends want their revenge, that’s none of his concern, copper.

14. I wonder how many Daredevil-reading kids Frank Miller scared away from crime?

    That said, you totally win this thread, Philip!

15. Daredevil kept him from reading The Count of Monte Cristo.

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