Waid heard people talking online about Stick or possibly Mr. Fear, but he didn't hide any clues: A previous issue opened with Lady Bullseye making a giant bull's-eye out of Daredevil pictures ...

This week marked the end of Mark Waid and Chris Samnee’s critically acclaimed and award winning run on Daredevil. Joined by artists Paolo Rivera, Marcos Martin, and Khoi Pham among others during ...

Mark Waid is to write a new ongoing Daredevil series with artists Marcos Martin and Paolo Rivera. By Tom Ayres Published: 20 March 2011 Marvel Comics has officially announced the creative team for ...

Comics writer and editor Mark Waid (Kingdom Come, Daredevil, 52) has launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover legal costs as he responds to a lawsuit from Richard C. Meyer.

— Mark Waid (@MarkWaid) August 21, 2014 Waid began his ongoing run on Daredevil in 2011, introducing a new, more upbeat direction for the traditionally dark, noir-influenced title.

Mark Waid: Daredevil's rogues' gallery has more men on stilts than any other. Kidding. I kid. Matt's enemies are, by and large, pretty creepy but not world-beaters, which is great.

Has there been a better and more consistent book in Marvel's lineup than the current volume of Daredevil? Mark Waid took over the relaunched series in summer 2011, offering both readers and Matt ...

When comic book writer Mark Waid took over Daredevil’s run for Marvel in 2011, he found a superhero who had battled a long list of adversaries. One in particular — depression — was personal ...

Features Mark Waid On Daredevil, Hulk, Marvel, and More. Mark Waid talks to us about his current Marvel work, who else he'd like to work on, and the Daredevil TV series.

Succeeding Mark Waid’s generational run on Daredevil would be no easy feat for any writer, though Charles Soule gave it his all with his 2015 run for the character.

Mark Waid, Paolo Rivera, and Chris Samnee's Daredevil run started on the back of one of his darkest periods ever, as a brainwashed member of the Hand running a brutal secret prison in the middle ...

Ikari, a masked martial artist featured in the pages of Mark Waid's Daredevil run, is perhaps the best villain to be added to Daredevil's rogues gallery in decades.