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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eosin the Red" data-source="post: 706115" data-attributes="member: 168">Re: Stinker!!While I thought he should have been tamer in the beginning, the story was always about revenge. Some of us have read DD for 15+ years and would have been mighty pissed if they dramatically changed one of the top 20 comic story archs written.Most of these lapses are already addressed in a plausible fashion by others but here is my cp.1. Yep, that is what people do when they have been stabbed through the shoulder. Lie there and moan.2. They did note that JQ in no way could afford the legal defense that he recieved, it could only have come from the Kingpin. We all know that money buys a better defense and Matt is not known as the man who never looses a case. As a matter of fact, Matt/DD is more known as an all too human hero.3. The easy explanation is that after 10 ish years of legal wrangling the company transporting toxic waste without proper safeguards ponied up and settled with young mr Murdochs legal team.Again, I thought this was out of character for DD pre-Bullseye/Electra but I do not see how it was impossible? They also needed to introduce some other elements, that were nicely folded into the story with that scene. We learned that:1. Their is an un-identifed Kingpin of crime2. Rumors have circulated of a vigilante.3. The police have no leads on either.4. There is a reporter on the trail of both stories.5. DD is trying to strike fear into his enemies and warn them away from Hells Kitchen.I would have preferred a more goodie tooshoes up front who grows darker as the story accelerated and I would have preferred that DD not face the Kingpin in this movie.</blockquote>

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