The design, color scheme and functionality not only paid homage to the DD of print, but it was born out of a necessity that developed over 12 & 1/2 glorious hours. Caraballo Twitter a way to end a season! With a myriad of plot threads spooling together towards the finale, only one question remained: When do we get to see the freakin’ suit?! The delay for the final reveal of the costume was completely worth the wait in that the evolutionary process was organic.

While certainly not as light and fun (while no-less-serious) than DC’s The Flash over the CW, this is a dirtier, yet no less satisfying look at Marvel’s Cinematic Universe. DeKnight as show-runner), I look forward to Season 2 just jumping right into the action. Yeah, I had issues with the tone, and I wish Karen was given more to do, but with the show being a success, the main plot being taken care of, and Daredevil in his familiar garb (as well as a turnover of Steven S. It’s no surprise saying that Bullseye and Elektra will start showing up, and this episode was a great way to wrap up the myriad threads. I expect to see not only Steel Serpent (who will no doubt cross over into Iron Fist), but also some of the more outlandish and classic Daredevil villains start cropping up (The Owl, for one, is the one character I hope makes the transition to this more grounded world). My initial reservations aside, this episode was a great way to not only end the origin of Daredevil, but also set up an interesting dynamic for Season 2.

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