Frank and Matt are stuck together during the zombie Apocolypse as they both learn to adapt. Franks adapting well but Matt... not so much. He starts to see suicide as a better option than getting eaten alive. Frank, isn't going to let that happen. He's on a mission to help Matt find Karen and Foggy before that happens. Along the way, they face more dangers than just walkers.

During the holiday season at the orphanage, the kids put their wish list on a paper mitten and it's placed on the Giving Tree in the church for the congregation to choose one and buy the gifts for a child in need. One mitten was left on the tree.

A Nelson vs. Murdock rewrite where Foggy doesn't leave Matt.

Not all princesses find their white knight in shining armor. Camille came to Hell's Kitchen to forget about the traumatic events of her past life. But life is an ironic thing and soon, she'll end up in a whirlwind of events she couldn't have guessed would happen.

In which Matt Murdock has no light perception and no supernaturally enhanced senses to make up for it. Unsurprisingly, this does not stop him from picking a fight with Fisk, and accidentally building a support system along the way. (Based on the Whumptober 2022 prompts on tumblr.)

Evelyn Jones' mother always warned her about falling in love with the hero types. So, she fell in love with a lawyer instead.

A snapshot of what a post-Roe, post-democracy United States might look like. Some people are resisting the new order. Matt, Foggy, Karen, and Claire are among them.

'Accident,' he says to the floor, and she's not sure if it's just the grainy weariness that makes his voice sound so haunted. 'We were working late, research. The carpet's old. Holes in a couple of places. He says he tripped… I don't know, I was in the other room.'

He's assumed that their problems could be resolved if Matt would just start telling him the truth. But right now he's had about all he can take of these revelations.

When Daredevil's rescue doesn't go as it was intended to, a small hope is left behind to show some light in the darkness.

'This ain't your first Fourth of July.'

Matt returns from California and Foggy wants to know what the hell happened there that makes him look so happy

'Maybe he's got super healing powers' Karen suggests. 'Maybe,' Foggy and Matt respond at the same time. Equally flat, and no more convincing in stereo.

Come one, you guys can read the title. This story is also available on Ao3.

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

Emergency room nurse Sheila Donovan turns to Matt Murdock for help dealing with a problem. She finds dangers in the streets of Hell's Kitchen, meeting the feared Devil who saved her. While bonding with the blind attorney as a friend, she can't help but be drawn to the Devil. Matt Murdock always lived a double life until he was saved by a redhaired angel.

Nathan's class orchestrates a series of late-night reading classes with Daredevil. He's somehow the last one to know. {Sequel to: I Do, We Do, You Do}

Matt Murdock's day turns from good to very much not when he wakes up in a warehouse, handcuffed to a chair. With no idea who is responsible he has to be patient before he can find a way to free himself. At least he's not alone.

Matt and Claire have a reunion after the Snap. Or a one-shot celebrating Daredevil's return to the MCU

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!

Nathan's class is out of control. Nathan almost gets mugged. Nathan somehow ropes Daredevil into giving his class a PSA about the importance of school.

Hebi Teal is an orphan. Hebi Teal is an experiment gone right. And Hebi Teal just wants to be Hebi Teal. Fifteen years old and homeless, she meets a certain blind Lawyer that just wants to help her out a little. But they have similarities they aren't aware of yet; and soon they end up closer than they thought they would. Father figure Matt/OC (platonic/familial relationship).

Frank hated rookies. Everyone knew he hated rookies, which is why he'd been assigned as their handler - as punishment. What he didn't hate was their M.E., and yeah, perhaps he spent a little more time with him than necessary, but that didn't mean anything, right?

In "Nelson v. Murdock," Matt tells Foggy about the first time he put on the mask, when he went after a man who was sexually abusing his young daughter. But Matt didn't tell Foggy the whole story. This is the rest of the story. It contains a depiction of domestic violence and mentions but does not depict child sexual abuse. Pre-Daredevil season one.

The story takes place a couple of years after the events of the third season of the series. Not much has happened ever since, except for usual street crimes; but the calmness ends with the occurrence of some bizarre events. Matt Murdock has to fight new powerful enemies, and makes alliance with another hero, one that hasn't interacted much with him in the comics.