In the pages of Marvel Comics, Daredevil and Black Widow were both crimefighting and romantic partners for a good chunk of the 1970s.

New beginnings are the order of the day for Marvel ‘s just-announced series starring Black Widow, which will launch in 2016 with the creative team from the recently concluded Daredevil series.

Before long, Black Widow will race into theaters and launch a new era for Marvel Studios and its storytelling. Fans are jump all aboard the film and in one case, have put in the work to make some ...

W e’ve chosen the best Black Widow comics, and they showcase her evolution from Soviet assassin to complex baddie. Black ...

Daredevil first encountered Black Widow in 1971’s Daredevil #81, subsequently becoming romantically entangled and relocating to San Francisco in Daredevil #86 and #87.

As part of Marvel's "All-New, All-Different" initiative, Black Widow will be getting her own solo series from the creative team behind the recently completed Daredevil series: writer Mark Waid ...

In the best news for Black Widow since she ditched the sinking ship of the Soviet Union, the Avengers' top spy is getting a new solo series from the acclaimed Daredevil creative team.

Check out Artgerm's latest wallpaper-worthy variant cover for March's Black Widow & Hawkeye #1, the new limited series celebrating the iconic duo's 60th anniversary. Could this costume work in ...

Could Avengers: Secret Wars bend reality so Marvel Comics power couple Daredevil and Black Widow finally get together in the MCU?

A new Black Widow comic series will debut next year from the team behind Daredevil, including Mark Waid, Chris Samnee, Matthew Wilson and Joe Caramagna.

But one of Daredevil’s most long-lasting (and passionate) relationships was with fellow hero Natasha Romanoff a.k.a. the Black Widow. But we’ve never seen their romance in live-action before.

Will Avengers: Secret Wars bend reality so Marvel Comics power couple Daredevil and Black Widow can get together in the MCU?