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And this is a bridge too far? Not a ninja coming back from being burned alive? Nor someone able to use a tooth to incapacitate a guard? How about someone with bulletproof skin? Or able to lift a car? Or able to affect people with merely their voice? Or if we're just sticking to daredevil, able...

I'm not failing to see that. I know that as a fact in the real world. But this is comics, and he has the ability to feel the strokes. But, it's not that big a deal for me, so let's just drop it there.

You don't have experience having his level of touch sensitivity. It might not line up, just as his vision doesn't. But after a lifetime of dealing with it, he would have developed his own sense of such things. They simplified it for the show, just as they simplify his vision to just being there.

But his sense of touch is that sensitive. This has been well established for years in the comics. He can actually read standard print using his touch.

Most arguments say that it wouldn't even work with strangers.

https://www.cinemablend.com/new/Henry-Cavill-Just-Confirmed-One-Longest-Running-Myths-About-Superman-119087.html

Obligatory mention of the superman experiment with Henry Cavill...

Mine is 4, 3, 2, 1. 1 suffered a lot more than people give credence for from mid-season lag that all netflix s1 shows suffered from.

It's par for the course in comic books, and those are places that they don't have rights issues or issues getting actors or budgetary issues. They're usually going through their own stuff. It's something you just have to get used to in comics.

Borough. Just a pet peeve :D

He didn't toss a bag to them. He tossed the bare diamond. The thug made the switch and Matt caught it.

POD currently isn't at a point where it's a viable long term replacement for regular print runs. DTRPG is good about replacing things when there's an initial problem, but under use, their bindings show the reason that archival quality print runs are still a thing. And some books are just not...

Heather is actually a character from the comics, and it does go badly, so I'm not expecting to have good things. But she said a 'coward in a mask' to Muse- trying to trigger him to get the upper hand. I thought that part was pretty well spelled out. She tried to submit, then to reason, then...

You seem to be focused on the injury. Daredevil had already tried to take him down, and the man was a good fighter, and he was having problems. This isn't like he was overwhelmingly more skilled like with the police officers. This was a proper fight. When in one of those, you try to either (a)...

Is it possible to to produce products twice using two different skus and prices? One for the US printed in the US at US prices with higher printing costs and final costs, and one for the rest of the world? And use those two different points of origins as basis for the tariffs? A bigger headache...

Without a timeline, how can we say if it was abandoned or not? The inclusion of the helmet seems to say not.

Episode 7 says hold my beer.

The real version of Muse has the ability to sneak out on Daredevil. It's one of his big things. This one doesn't.

Also, to really explain Inhumans means having to separate Scott Buck's monstrosity in the head of people that saw it, even though Anson Mount was really good as Black Bolt and really deserves to shine as him.

He did take it out first. That was what Muse was trying to put back in when he threw the one club then strung him up with the other.