I've never read the comic, so I don't know about the adaptation, but the actors are fine. The main character is done very well and the supporting cast is good.

The main downvote is because of the amount of violence, some of it quite silly - how is he not more seriously injured sometimes? The constant yammering about whether he's a "good" guy or not - carried over in season 2 to a ridiculous level - is unresolved. I guess it's left to the viewer to decide, but there's no guidance from anyone seriously questioning the "need" for this violence. I know this is not what people watch this for, and I get that, but this does not advance the overall discussion of this issue at all.

The series is basically a fantasy about how to deal with all the crime that "bad" folks get away with. The police seem helpless, and people are terrorized. Enter the vigilante warrior, who has no qualms about doing damage to "bad" guys, and only bad guys. Is this as far as we've come in the 21st Century? Is this our only solution? I thought we had decided years ago that this doesn't solve anything anytime. We're still left with a phenomenal amount of violence, and, as the end of each series suggests, there's always a new menace. We don't actually solve anything, just prepare for another story about the same thing.

I'm quite disappointed that the Daredevil series was canceled and all we got to replace it was this. A step backward, in my opinion. Good acting can't substitute for great story.