Review of Daredevil #26
As you might have figured out by now, this issue finally reveals the master villain inside the can, the foe who has been breathing down Matt’s neck since Daredevil #2. I will get into full spoiler territory at the end of the post, clearly marked as such, but to make things a little less complicated,...
Review of Daredevil #25
First of all, let's take a moment to appreciate the fact that this is issue #25 of Mark Waid's run on Daredevil. Even artist Chris Samnee, who came onboard later, now has twelve issues of Daredevil to his credit. Javíer Rodriguez, meanwhile, has been around since the very start, coloring almost every single issue of...
Review of Daredevil #24
I don’t know how Mark Waid does it. And by “it” I mean not only write fantastic scenes, but fit so many of them into one issue. The worst part of following a monthly comic is the fact that you have to wait a month between issues. This means that making the reader feel completely...
Review of Daredevil #23
Daredevil #23 is yet another amazing issue from Mark Waid, Chris Samnee and the rest of the team, and that should come as a surprise to no one at this point. Having said that, the issue is also a rather shocking read. Things are revealed at the beginning (which I’ll get to below, so beware...
Not a review of Daredevil: End of Days #5
That’s right, this isn’t a review. I shouldn’t be reviewing this comic. Why? Because it’s not for me. Yes, after the slow build which lead to last month’s End of Days #4, I was hopeful that the story was developing in a direction that I might get excited about, but after the first few pages...
