Wilson Fisk pretending to turn a new leave and enter politics. LOL That's a huge one!

Also, Matt has found a new girl. She likes him. I'm on season 1 and still wondering whether he's planning to reveal himself to her yet...

Frank millers art, and the live action

In Daredevil Season 2 Episode 10, 14:35, Reyes shows the x-ray of punishers skull that was in her child's backpack. But the x-ray photo is flipped from normal. Obviously it's just a tiny error I'd but ig I just wondered if the camera was flipped or if the picture they printed was actually printed backwards and if anyone else ever noticed this.

Question about Daredevil (comic book character, not the TV show) that I'm not sure was ever addressed. However, if so, I'll bet someone here knows the answer.

I feel like people rarely think about Daredevil's origin story in *this* way but as I remember it, Matt saves an old man from getting hit by a truck. The truck drops a canister of radioactive goop and Matt gets his powers. THEN Matt's father, Battling Jack, goes on with his boxing career, refuses to throw a fight and gets bumped off by the "Fixer's" guys in retaliation. Matt is inspired to become Daredevil.

My point is, there's a gap between the accident that gave Matt his powers and the incident that led to him becoming Daredevil. (I can only speak for me but the abbreviated manner in which it's told results in me sometimes forgetting there was an interval in there.)

So ... Why didn't Matt tell Jack about his powers? The incident that would lead Matt to become DD was ... Months? Years? ... from happening. Matt didn't know he would have a secret identity to protect. So if he had hyper-senses that would allow him to navigate the world ... okay, he may not want to tell everyone because he doesn't know or understand what he's going through but Matt and Jack have always been portrayed as very close, right? So why wouldn't Matt at least tell Jack?

PS - I thought of this because as a longtime comic book reader, I occasionally have some ideas for things that could happen in the comics. At this time, I was thinking it might be an interesting "What If?" to ask, "What if Battling Jack Murdock Had Lived?" My idea is that everything is the same but Jack moved a hair or an ambulance arrived just a little quicker and Jack lives. Matt still becomes DD to avenge the *attempted* killing but now he's DD with a father who also knows about training and wants his son to be a "great man." I think it would be an interesting dynamic, esp. if you play up the Catholic guilt and the "honor thy father" angle.