Matt and Foggy visit Jack's grave

Frank accidentally hits Matt during a nightmare. Slash

Father Lantom survived the attack by Bullseye. Matt visits him in the hospital, intent on making amends

Vigilantes could be called wanna-be superheros. This kid was only a wanna-be vigilante. Daredevil decided scaring off the kid from this dangerous act before he got in too deep would work fine. Of course, things don't always go to plan. (I wrote this for fun, not for high quality)

"It means that I'm not the Samaritan. That I'm not the priest or the Levite. That I am the ill intent... who set upon the traveler on a road that he should not have been on." (Wilson Fisk, Daredevil S1 E13) And sometimes, ill intent does not simply befall travelers. Sometimes, it befalls good Samaritans, too.

"He's Daredevil," I announce, pointing at Murdock, who stands there, clutching his cane and fiddling with its strap with his fingers. What a faker. (Crack treated seriously.)

Matt is transported to a parallel universe, where he meets Matt Murdock – and others – and gets a glimpse of how his life might have turned out differently.

Contrary to popular belief, time does not heal all wounds. Twelve years later, and Nora is still stuck on the same man, and it still hurts just as much as it did back then. Nora's only wish was that he'd let her at least finish her confession this time around, before he'd inevitably leave her again. Matt/OC *Cross-posted on AO3

A collection of the adventures and misadventures of Foggy and Matthew during their college days. They drink, they laugh, they love, and they both have a sturdy shoulder to cry on. Or: Many different stories of random, everyday events and how Matt and Foggy react. Some are wild and strange, and some are as simple as a family reunion or a board game.

Five times Matt Murdock was "The Man Without Fear"...and one time he was scared as hell.

Matt doesn't listen to Foggy. Foggy's advice was sound. Matt pays dearly. Don't it always seem to go… Potentially canon for some time in Netflix season two or beyond, set shortly after Elektra's inevitable demise. Not abandoned. Now with a bit of an Arrow crossover.

"I'll always be there when you really need me, to patch you up. Beyond that…" Beyond that, what? A one shot exploring what could have happened in Daredevil season 1 episode 11 if Matt had spoken up before Claire left.

Frank tracks down Tyler for killing Jerry. Post DD Season 2 but pre-Punisher Season 1.

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.

The Great War woke a devil in Matt Murdock. This is why he bare knuckle boxes. This is also why he cannot love Claire Temple. But when she runs afoul of some gangsters, Matt must involve himself or risk losing her entirely. Dancing around his feelings was far easier when death, his friends' well-placed meddling, and a corruption scandal weren't involved. (1920s/non-powered au)

"Are you Daredevil?" (Crack treated seriously.)

"Does Matt Murdock know you're here?" He didn't. Until now.

Foggy and Karen arrive in the office one morning to find a note from Matt reading, "Don't look for me." While he's gone, Matt encounters someone who offers him something money can't buy. But will he accept? The story takes place about three months after the end of Daredevil, season three.

5 fois où Foggy a vu Matt embrasser des gens lorsqu'il était ivre. Et une fois où il n'était pas là pour le voir (et où Matt était sobre)

Foggy spotyka Avengers i wszyscy go kochają, ponieważ jest najbardziej niesamowitą postacią wspierającą, a Matt jest zazdrosny, dochodzi również do porwania.

When I was writing the story, "Breach of Contract," I imagined Karen writing an op-ed for the Bulletin after Vanessa Fisk revealed that Matt is Daredevil. However, as the story developed, Karen's column didn't seem to fit the direction the story was taking, so I left it out. Here is Karen's op-ed, followed by a conversation about it between her and Foggy.

In the aftermath of Midland Circle, Matt finally tracks down Elektra. [Post-Defenders. Elektra/Matt.]

"Mercenary, Marc Spector, died in Egypt, under the statue of the ancient moon deity, Khonshu." "This is what happened next . . ."

I was wondering what Foggy's and Matt's reactions might have been if Foggy found out about Matt's abilities while they were in law school. This little story is the result. It takes place during the second semester of their first year in law school. A one-shot.

Several months after the events of "Undercover," Nelson & Murdock take a case that threatens to expose Vanessa Fisk's criminal enterprises. At the same time, Daredevil is disrupting her operations and eating into her profits. Despite her deal with Daredevil, she's determined to stop them. Matt, Foggy, and Karen have to cope with the fallout when the deal falls apart.