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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kramodlog" data-source="post: 6597401" data-attributes="member: 55961">Powers and actions make superheroes. Murdock already has his* powers and is already fighting crime. The costume and name are secondary. Kent helps people, but he isn't actively a hero yet. The struggle to decide what to do with those powers is part of origine stories. It pretty much is a right of passage for superheroes, except Captain Murika**. Murdock already dealt with that. It is in part why the series work. It does away with a trope.And if there is another season, well get a ne vilain, with flashbacks. It doesn't make it an origine story. Plus take Stick. Put him and his flashbacks in a second season and no one will say the second season is an origine story.I'll take your word, it has been a while. *Batman might now have official super powers, but he ain't doing humanly stuff. Murdock takes has more realistic fights and he has super powers. ** Steve Rogers is different. He chose his state and the responsabilities that come with it. No dead parents, no radiactive spider bite, no mutant gene...</blockquote>