Matt wakes to the sudden and pervasive thought that something's wrong, but he doesn't know what. Smells like a hospital. Feels like a hospital. But it's not a hospital.

Karen Page stood defiant before a snap shook the world to its core. She survived through the blood that was thrown at her, and she did so while swinging. She fought for the small people, for Nelson & Murdock, for herself. With a world full of vigilante drama and heartache, God, did she fight. And, through the bloody chaos that'll rain across New York, she'll stay on her damn feet.

Matt Murdock is forced to act as the star of a dating show to keep his identity secret. "Good to know I'm not too damaged for your little circus."

Heather Fisk's method for surviving in Hell's Kitchen is simple; keep her head down, and never ask any questions. This is especially true when it comes to her brother, Wilson. It works, until the Devil of Hell's Kitchen arrives on the scene, because he is asking questions; lots of them. And Heather ends up exactly where she doesn't want to be - in the middle of Wilson's mess.

Devil's Kindred, Volume. 2. It's been eight months since Fisk, and though Iris is seemingly settled into her life in New York, all the near-misses of the Kingpin's reign still haunt her. With a new vigilante on the rise, the line the Murdock siblings has managed to toe is growing thinner and thinner. And a new, wider rift is threatening to open.

Written for the #SaveDaredevil Fanworks Initiative, this is a scene between Matt and Foggy set between seasons one and two. Told from Foggy's perspective it centers around what's really up with those paintings that appeared in Matt's apartment between seasons.

One night of drinking at Josie's leads to more than just a quick celebration. (Red Castle/Fratt, one-shot)

Months after the events of Daredevil season three, Dex has recovered from his injuries and escaped from custody, and Matt is nowhere to be found.

Three seasons. 39 episodes. 100 words per episode. This is Daredevil, in drabbles.

"A second earlier and Frank could've put a bullet through the attacker's brain. But he isn't a second earlier. He's right there, staring through his scope as the blade intended for Red sinks itself into a woman's chest." Just a short little snippet of the rooftop scene in Daredevil's Season 2 finale from The Punisher's perspective.

Sight: his father's face. Smell: the churches of New York. Hearing: Foggy Nelson's voice. Taste: Karen Page's lips. Touch: Elektra's skin against his. The five senses, all telling Matt Murdock different things.

The orphans got the love she could not give to her child, and she took her vows and tried to forget about Battlin' Jack Murdock and his rough lips and soft eyes. (Spoilers for season 3.)

Foggy Nelson and Matt Murdock have shared a dorm room for almost a year. They still haven't made eye contact. One-Shot.

Marci keeps telling him off for being so darned cheerful, but really, Foggy Nelson can't help himself. He has new, cheap business cards with the names of his two best friends on them and he almost skips into the back room of the deli that they're using as an office each morning.

Sarah is a secretary at Orion, a shady company previously owned by Wilson Fisk. When Daredevil begins investigating Orion, Sarah accidentally discovers his true identity, and he's not pleased. Despite her best efforts to avoid him after figuring out who he is, she quickly finds herself on the receiving end of a Daredevil interrogation in a dark alley. Post S1, Slow Burn Matt/OC.

It was one deal. One deal gone wrong and Alex Moreno was on the Devil of Hell's Kitchen's radar. Now stuck as Daredevil's semi-unwilling informant, Alex was sinking deeper into a world she never wanted to be a part of in the first place. Matt Murdock/OC

Foggy will happily help Matt... alright, maybe not so happily

Matt's fully aware he's making a big mistake accepting Foggy's invitation to spend Christmas at the Nelsons' new place. After everything he's put Foggy through, he knows this trip can't end in anything other than disaster. He goes anyways.

A cat adopts Foggy during his first semester at Columbia. Things become more than a bit complicated when Matt gets involved.

At some point in time, Matt thought, it probably would have come to this. But not now and certainly not like this. He didn't need a partner, nor an assistant, not again. However, after months of working (see: being) alone, he gives it a second thought. He grabbed her card (written in braille, he noticed,) nodded, and walked away. He'd call her tomorrow.

Sister Maggie persuades a reluctant Matt to befriend 11-year-old Tyler, who has arrived at the orphanage after losing his parents and his eyesight in a car crash. Then Matt learns the accident that blinded and orphaned Tyler was no accident. Post-Daredevil season 3.

Daredevil Season 3 Spoilers. Less than two months have passed since Matt Murdock overcame his crisis of faith and helped put Wilson Fisk behind bars once again. Our hero can't seem to avoid trouble however, as some unfinished business comes back to haunt him and threaten Hell's Kitchen. One of his problems is none other than Benjamin Poindexter.

Matt has learned that he can't do everything alone. Maybe he doesn't have to anymore.

An alternate universe where Jack Murdock survived and became a police officer and inadvertently engineers a meet-cute between his son, Matt Murdock and poor bystander Foggy.

By day, Detective Riley Knight and Defense Attorney Matt Murdock are natural enemies in the courtroom. By night, Riley makes it her job to track down Daredevil and remove the man from the mask. Fisk's downfall has erupted in a power struggle in Hell's Kitchen. Riley and Matt see an inevitable war brewing in the horizon. Can they put aside their differences and fight together?