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Re: DARKDEVIL

[(Anonymous)]

WHAT?
I DON'T THINK MY HEART COULD TAKE THIS. ESP THE PART WHERE MATT DIES AND THE SPIDER CLONE GETS AN INTERNSHIP WITH FOGGY.

Re: DARKDEVIL

[(Anonymous)]

IKR? Matt basically drives this clone to go home, and home is basically Foggy Nelson. I can't remember if Kaine Parker (the evil original Peter Parker clone who Matt died trying to defend) ever tells people Matt is dead, though? Someone refresh my memory! Matt/DD dies trying to protect Kaine from Kingpin and Kaine (who actually legit cries over Matt being dead) carries Matt's dead body away to try to revive him all night, but it doesn't work. I don't remember if Foggy was able to bury Matt or if he just assumed DD is dead somewhere and never knows for sure? And then the teenage Spider clone shows up seeking an internship and, omg, Matt's there but Foggy doesn't know...

Re: DARKDEVIL

[lamashtar]

Darkdevil is the SON of the Spiderclone, not the Spiderclone himself. Kaine and Peter Parker are his uncles. He's Spidergirl's cousin, and biologically, her half-brother. Never sure if he was actually older or younger, but he teases her like an irritating brother.

We never received concrete info on what happened to Daredevil's body. Last seen, it was in the Jackal's old hidden laboratory that Kaine was using as a secret hideout and where he was keeping baby!Darkdevil. Kaine abruptly abandons baby!Darkdevil when he accidentally gets the kid possessed. Baby!Darkdevil is shown living in the laboratory afterward. He returns years later to take advantage of the devices. We do not see dead Daredevil.

At one point, Fisk asks Foggy if his partner is truly dead. (Darkdevil always talks to Fisk as if he is indeed a ghost risen from the dead.) Foggy says, "Many years ago now." He is nonchalant. He seems over the grief and has no idea Matt is back.

The Writer said that people were aware that Matt Murdock had been Daredevil, though it wasn't something they would immediately remember. I always figured Kaine took the body and placed it where it would be found, kind of like the Spider-man movie did with Norman Osborn. Kaine was an old fashioned kind of guy, and I think he valued the idea of family having a body to bury.