Daredevil is in a process of rebirth. After its bloated, meandering second second season, the show needed to hit the reset switch, to get back to basics, which “Resurrection,” its third-season premiere, does neatly. Everything...

Man, Marvel’s Daredevil is really coasting on a lot of Elektra goodwill, isn’t it? If previous installment “Kinbaku” had been the roaring success that Daredevil apparently thinks it was, this would be understandable. But “Kinbaku” was a rushed,...

Marvel’s Daredevil might have a backstory problem. It’s either introduced efficiently, like the slow reveal of the Punisher’s tragic past, or clumsily, as is the case with Elektra and “Kinbaku.” Some of this is a...

The Punisher is many things. He’s an anti-hero, a villain; he’s scary, he’s relatable, and in the hands of Marvel’s Daredevil, he is a deeply tragic figure. Tragedy has always been part of Frank Castle’s transformation...

I’m pretty impressed with the way Marvel’s Daredevil is handling the Punisher. This is no secret, because I’ve spent two reviews now fawning over both the character and Jon Bernthal’s performance. But more than that, the...

When your season premiere ends with your main character getting shot in the head, it becomes a hard act to follow. “Dogs To a Gunfight” fails, at times, to retain the momentum of “Bang.”...

War is coming to Hell’s Kitchen. That’s the message of “Bang,” the tense, thrilling slow burn beginning to season two of Marvel’s Daredevil. It takes balls to start a season with a slow episode, but Daredevil did such...