Daredevil #12

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Comments

[superfangirl1]

The change of morality heel turn. If they take that route with Kingpin could be interesting.

[blues32]

I suppose being possessed by a demon and being freed is enough to change someone's attitude...briefly.

[cainofdreaming]

So, Matt wanted to help people in more than one way? That was his sin? Yeah, mighty greedy of him that.

[tcampbell1000]

Yeah, that's some Spider-Man-level shit, there. "How dare I try to be happy in my ordinary life when there's evil I could stop in costume?--How dare I *arrogantly* enjoy the thrill of punching people in costume when people needed me in my *normal* life?--HOW DARE I LEAD A DOUBLE LIFE, DO I THINK I AM GOD AND CAN HAVE MULTIPLE IDENTITIES LIKE A HOLY BI-NITY, NO ONE CAN DO BOTH THINGS AT ONCE--How dare I lead a SINGULAR life, I have duties as Matt AND Daredevil, clearly the only moral thing to do is to mindwipe everyone on earth so I can go back to the old way of doing things." If Bullseye understood what Matt was really like, he'd never stop aiming for the ulcers.

[akodo_rokku]

I *think* the intent here is to say that Matt has been half-assing multiple things instead of giving himself fully to one thing?

But your take is certainly on brand for modern Christianity.

[blues32]

If Bullseye understood what Matt was REALLY like, he'd just leave him alone. "I can't make things any worse at this point. You've taken the fun out of it..."

[tcampbell1000]

"I think of all those I've disappointed, except Kirsten, because ya can't leave someone disappointed if ya mindwipe the memory of all the promises ya made 'em!"



I don't know how seriously to take this ending. I mean, it kinda feels like something Fisk would say to make fun of Matt?