1 - Posted on 7/12/2025

Great gnarly fingers!  They show how Daredevil's broken fingers never got to heal right with daily poundings on crime!  DD is literally held together with bandages and will power! 

2 - Posted on 7/12/2025

Interesting concept for a DD illustration piece. We don't often see these quieter moments (of post battle/fight presumably) depicted in illustrations rather than in interior/panels for published stories. Makes this pretty cool. It may not be acrobatic or action, but it's still heroic nonetheless. 

2 - Posted on 7/16/2025

Firstly, welcome to our wonderful hobby, Kom! Only six pieces in and you're already off to a really nice start. Interesting enigma we have here, Kavi. There are two ink blots on the tape on his palm that make it look like it's blood and therefore a post battle scene as you yourself assume. But given that Kom got the commission himself and he describes it as "Daredevil getting ready to go to war.", I have to assume it's pre-battle. Of course, the artist, while focused on putting the finishing touches on it, may have forgotten that the request was for pre-battle rather than post, then added those ink marks. Or, those ink marks are just random and were not put down with the intent to be blood. What do YOU think, Kom?

2 - Posted on 7/16/2025

Ha, well I picked this illustration up from Glenn's table so it's purely his interpretation, but the way that I saw this scene is a little bit of both. One of his hands is wrapped and he is in the process of wrapping another one. DD is clearly battle weary so he could be jumping from one fight to another. 

1 - Posted on 7/16/2025

Ah, okay then that's a piece of information that makes all the difference. I thought you had commissioned it, but now that we know it was an illustration he had already drawn for his own amusement, then yes, I have to say that to me, just like Kavi, it appears as if he just finished a battle and is unwrapping his hands. But that's the real beauty of illustrations like this. You can imagine he just finished a battle and is rewrapping his hands to get ready to go out for another one! Either way, it's a very unique scene that nobody ever asks artists to draw for them. The overhead angle is great, too.

1 - Posted on 7/12/2025

Beautiful!