Depending on which side of the coast you dwell on, be it straight from the heart of Hell’s Kitchen on the east or to the glitz of LA with the west, there will be another season of Daredevil about to be unleashed upon us, exclusive to Netflix.

It marked a change in focus for Marvel. It dropped the kid friendly formula that is starting to show it’s weariness for something with more gritty, more impact and honestly, more heart.

While most villains tend to get disposed into a grave at the end of each Marvel flick, aside from the audience friendly trickster Loki, the Kingpin has been locked away for the time being, so who will menace the devil in red? With guns blazing, a man wearing vengeance on his chest in the symbol of a white skull, he’s out to punish those who have wronged him – Frank Castle is gonna throw down with Matt Murdock as the second season ponders on the subject of responsibility and where does violence lead us.

There’s three core runs that I feel really define what Daredevil/Matt Murdock are defined as a character, each having a certain tone and story revelations that steer the character into new grounds – three people have made their mark on this Marvel character so here’s a brief break down of each.

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