A decade ago, the Dark Knight resonated with audience members living in a post-September 11 world, by exploring themes of chaos and anarchy and the balance between order and chaos. It took Daredevil's third season to do the same for the decade that came after.

Take away all the fantastic action and the sheer coolness of the Daredevil fantasy, and what you have at its core is a deep study, on the one hand of the human psyche - Of identity, bonding and abandonment, and on the other - Of the delicate balance of powers in modern society, particularly that of the judiciary and the fourth estate, and how that very balance can shape things as deeply personal as individual morality. These are all themes that are at the very core of our society today, ones that we're still grappling with. The preciseness with which the show pinpoints these issues, captures our worries and hopes, makes it that much more real - despite its superhero mask.

This is a rare gem, a bona fide slice of history - It's pop culture at its finest.