History Awesome / BornAgain

** Special mention goes to what happens when Daredevil learns that it's Kingpin who is behind the efforts to destroy his life. In response, as Matt Murdock, he goes to face Kingpin over it. Despite Matt striking him the face with a weapon, Kingpin takes pain and beats Matt unconscious. The only reason he doesn't kill him is because he wants to avoid drawing attention to himself by killing a man in personal gym. Instead order his men to [[MakeItLookLikeAnAccident make it look like Matt died in a car accident]].

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* Turn over to a final-page splash of Matt, [[HesBack back in red and silhouetted against a wall of flame]], with a single caption box:
** "[[OnTheNext NEXT]]: ARMAGEDDON"

* Plenty of them throughout the series, but the one that stands out is when Nuke attacks New York and Murdock finally puts on the Daredevil costume again... Nuke's handlers give him coloured pills to control him (red to fire him up, white to cool him down, blue to keep him docile) After bombing a building he reaches back to his handler with

* You want to know how scary Kingpin can be even when he doesn't kill someone? How about when an underling raises an objection to his plans, and Wesley mentions that the underling likes to ski. To that, the Kingpin simply says "Compound fracture, both legs." and that's when Fisk is being ''merciful'' in his point of view.

* Even Foggy Nelson gets one, when he manages to drive away a mugger by tossing a bowling ball (It was a Christmas gift for a friend) at him.

* A major supporting character's moment comes when Nuke breaks out of his chains, overdoses his Red stimulants and goes berserk shooting everyone inside the military base as a kind of representation of America as a mindlessly destructive behemoth. Then, he hears his bullets bounce off a star surrounded by red and white concentric circles as the symbol of the USA at its most noble, CaptainAmerica, charges in to stop this maniac.

** "I'm loyal to nothing, General -- except the Dream" - CaptainAmerica. Just by saying that, Cap proves why he's a guy whose voice can command ''gods''.

* You want to know how scary Kingpin can be even when he doesn't to kill someone? How about when an underling raises an objection to his plans, and Wesley mentions that the underling likes to ski. To that, the Kingpin simply says "Compound fracture, both legs." and that's when Fisk is being ''merciful'' in his point of view.

** It's also perhaps Thor's best 80's moment not written by Walt Simonson. He doesn't even do anything--he just stands in shadows making it rain--but the ''threat'' is there that even if Nuke can take out Cap and Iron Man, he's not even close to finished.

Turn over to a final-page splash of Matt, [[HesBack back in red and silhouetted against a wall of flame]], with a single caption box:

* Plenty of them throughout the series, but the one that stands out is when Nuke attacks New York and Murdock finally puts on the Daredevil costume again...and then he is shown silhouetted against a wall of flame as the reader knows there will be the Devil to pay for this crime. The text box at the bottom makes it even awesomer:
** "NEXT: ARMAGEDDON"

* Plenty of them throughout the series, but the one that stands out is when Nuke attacks New York and Murdock finally puts on the Daredevil costume again...and then he is shown silhouetted against a wall of flame. The text box at the bottom makes it even awesomer:

** "I'm loyal to nothing, General -- except the Dream" - CaptainAmerica. Just by saying that, Cap proves why he's a guy whose voice can command ''gods''.