>>82012448
Read wiki article for Born Again
Then read D.G. Chichester's and Lobdell's runs
Read wiki articles for Bendis/Brubaker runs
Then read Shadowland and all related tie-ins

>>82012519
Don't reward this behavior.

I personally wod say to start with Frank Miller's run thar started in the 80s. Netflix's Daredevil borrowed a lot of the ideas from this run so a lot of the stories will be sort of familiar.

Just look out for where to start, Miller comes on as an artist originally and then took over the story, so it dosent get good until a few issues in where they can the old writer.

>>82012448
Tell her she should try the red bat

I mean... Daredevil v3 is all i've read, but it was pretty good.

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>>82012448
Okay if shes not into comics. Id suggest the bendis maleev run. Daredevil vol 2 starting with this issue.

It is a good starting point for someone who already knows a bit about DD and isn't too old school comic form in how its written and looks. Though Frank Millers run is not a bad place to start either and is probably the superior run.

She could also check out DD vol 3 by mark waid. Not my fav run cos its a bit too light for me when it comes to daredevil. But its an easy jumping on point and mark waid writes a damn good comic. Just not the kind of daredevil id like to read.

>So my girlfriend just

This isn't reddit. Have some accountability.

>>82012813
>that list
>rewarding
But seriously OP start with Miller's run at #168 and read everything except what >>82012519 told you to read

>>82012519
Absofuckingnever read Shadowland. Biggest waste of potential I've ever seen in a comic book.

Is this show any good?

>>82012448
Miller's Daredevil is the absolute best intro to character imo. Start with The Man Without Fear, read Miller's run ( #168 - #191), and then end with Born Again.

>>82015917
It's pretty good