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Taking a break from this for a second. Finding an aspect of Golden Age comics is that these are the first time we’re seeing these heroes and villains so there’s a lot of over explaining. Especially with a hero like Daredevil where his powers are visual because of his acrobatics and how he angles the throw of his Billy clubs. Also some of the writing is just off. Going to try some modern runs then circle back

Read issue #5, which is Wally Wood’s debut on the series and also introduces the Matador, who on the whole is not DD’s most impressive adversary by a long shot.

Read issue #4, introducing the villainy of Killgrave a.k.a. the Purple Man

Read issue #3, introducing the villainy of the Owl.

Finished Daredevil #2. Interestingly, Lee appears to have utterly forgotten about DD’s radar sense in this issue, so while there are a lot of lengthy and rather clumsy thought balloons in which continuous explanations as to how DD gets by without sight are provided, there are no references to the radar sense whatsoever.