The last season looks significantly worse than the first two. The story is amazing though and Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock is pitch perfect. The first two seasons have incredible lighting and atmosphere, lit like a Wong Kar Wai film in many scenes. Love this series all the way through.

Daredevil has a different feel than a lot of other MCU offerings because it goes in a more dark and gritty direction than the films, but that works in its favor and makes it a distinctive show.

Overall one of the best Marvel shows EVER, even if it's maybe not canon. Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock is fantastic and the show wouldn't have worked without him. ing characters like Karen and Foggy help ground the show in the gritty reality of New York City's Hell's Kitchen. I'm excited how this show will continue to fit into the larger MCU if at all.

How comic books should be made!

The writing of this show is outstanding. I was waiting on some slippage on the second season and it disappointed me.

The second season was just as great as the first if not better.

If we can get a Batman series like this, or a whole Marvel or D.C.

universe, this would take comics books to a whole new level.

I have seen Punisher twice before on Silver screen, nothing like this.

I was like a kid in the 80's reading comic books when I seen him this time.

The Punisher is raw fire power and no remorse.

Elektra, when I think of the 2003 Daredevil, I though instant failure. Boy was I wrong!

Phenomenal comic book show and the best comic to screen adaptation ever created. Easily 10 out of 10.

Marvel TV at its absolute best. Daredevil's blockbuster action and brutal fight scenes helped it stand out as a more mature alternative to the MCU. Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio make for the perfect hero/villain duo and have one of the best dynamics in modern superhero media.

Matt Murdock's difficulty of balancing his personal relationships with his crime-fighting persona make the show an absolute must-watch, and the wonderful storytelling remains consistent through each season, making Daredevil one of Marvel's best television shows ever.

Charlie Cox is endlessly charming as Matt Murdock, both as a lawyer and as Daredevil. It has the same problem these Netflix Marvel series have, which is pacing: this show had two more episodes than story to tell, and didn't make a satisfying use of the time it was given.

Good-ish, with Vincent D'Onofrio putting in an amazing performance as Kingpin, whose violence seems to come from some cavernous place in his damaged soul. Charlie Cox brings rage to Matt Murdock, but that's just one facet of a character who, in the original comics, is actually fun to be around.