The one where Daredevil regained his sight, 40 years ago


'Daredevil: Born Again' is not the only stellar story about the Man Without Fear – here’s another one that also turns 40 years old this year.

With all the hype surrounding the new Daredevil: Born Again TV series on Disney+ Hotstar, many comics fans (yours truly included) have gone back to the “original scriptures” (Daredevil, Vol. 1, #227-#233) to refresh our memory and to do a comparative analysis on just how faithful the TV adaptation is to its comic roots.

While doing so, I came across another Daredevil tale that is equally worthy of a screen adaptation – Daredevil, Vol. 01 #223 – a standalone one-shot tale (and a Secret Wars 2 tie-in) written by Denny O’ Neil and Jim Shooter, with art by David Mazzuchelli.

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