GraphicAudio have a very good dramatization of Millers The Man Without Fear mini-series from the 90s, it’s highly recommended.

This post caught my eye. I didn't know if this existed or not. I notice websites like serialbox.com have some audio comic books specifically marvel. It doesn't seem that the Frank Miller Daredevil series is anywhere on audio.

I'm sure there is copyright and trademark and patent issues or concerns but the idea of getting some of these graphic novels and comic books onto audio is great.

I notice the Daredevil is on comixology unlimited. Depending on how you want the comic book read I'd be willing to discuss reading and getting it on to audio format.

There are some examples of marvel and DC doing audio for their comics. I also noticed some people have dramatized entire comic books with different voice actors and sound effects and things like that.

Check with the folks at Project Daredevil. They’re making radio plays with 3D sound and a haptic device.


https://www.projectdaredevil.com/about

As others have mentioned, I would highly recommend Graphic aAudio. Their productions are really great.

I'm not sure if the exact run you're looking for is on there yet, but Comicstorian and ComicsExplained do some good read-throughs of classic comic series. Very fun to listen to. Check out if they have any of the Frank Miller stuff.

I know it's not exactly what your looking for, but you can get many of Marvel's prose novels in audiobook format. Some of them do adapt storylines from the comics.

https://www.audible.com/search?keywords=Marvel&ref=a_ep_freetr_t1_mobile_header_search

If your library uses it, Hoopla has many marvel prose novels from graphicaudio.com. Like big name comics days of future past, civil war, and there are about 3 daredevil novels fully audio.