Ultimate Daredevil Origins

[TheManWithoutFear]

You know TMWOF you could do what the 90s Spider-Man cartoon and have one of Kingpin's shell companies be the one that is transporting the chemicals around that blind Matt.

I didn't know they did that. I haven't seen it in awhile.

 

[ourchair]

You know TMWOF you could do what the 90s Spider-Man cartoon and have one of Kingpin's shell companies be the one that is transporting the chemicals around that blind Matt.

I never found a problem with that idea in the cartoon, but to be honest, I'm not particularly enthused with having so many superheroes having their origins/tragedies deeply connected with their main villain.

I mean all those alternate origins of Kingpin being directly responsible for the death of Jack Murdock, or Joker being the guy who shot down the Waynes. I prefer heroes to have personal issues against their main villains AFTER the fact, rather than use them as the primary reason as why they became heroes in the first place. It kind of undermotivates the heroism in my opinion.