Review of Daredevil #10.1
Does a title as naturally accessible as the new Daredevil really need a jumping on point in the form of a “point one” issue? Especially when it’s just ten issues into the series and the first six issues have already been conveniently collected in an easy to find hardcover edition? I used to think those...
Review of Daredevil #10
Daredevil #10 is another great issue by Mark Waid, Paolo Rivera and the rest of the team. The pacing on this book continues to be pitch perfect and and every single issue amazes me by offering so much story progression – on several fronts – without sacrificing any of the depth. While you know that...
Review of Daredevil #9
I want to start this review by giving the art team a big round of applause. This is one of those issues where the strength of the visual storytelling really kicks the whole story up to a whole new level of awesome. Paolo and Joe Rivera, together with Javier Rodriguez, do some serious (under)world-building and...
Review of Daredevil #8
“She’s alive!” That I am, though just barely. But enough about me and how about we get to this review already, it’s overdue as it is. For me, Daredevil #8 didn’t quite reach the heights of Amazing Spider-Man #677, the first part of the cross-over, but it is still a very good issue. Frankly, we’ve...
Review of Amazing Spider-Man #677
There’s a scene almost halfway through Amazing Spider-Man #677 that has me scratching my head a bit. Maybe it did the same for you. The scene in question is the one where Spider-Man goes to solicit the legal and extra-legal advice of his lawyer (and superhero) friend Matt Murdock, and ends up not only calling...
