The most ridiculously depressing Daredevil tale ever
Hello all! I’m sorry I haven’t been around much in the past week, but things have been pretty hectic and I’ve been out of town for
Hello all! I’m sorry I haven’t been around much in the past week, but things have been pretty hectic and I’ve been out of town for
Hello all! I’m sorry for being absent for much of the past week (real life and all that…), but now it’s time to kick start a
When Colin Bell (of ComicBooked.com) and I talked about Daredevil, he asked if I had any favorite issues. Aside from my all time favorite Daredevil #191
With a slight delay, I thought we’d finally take the time to review Marvel’s 2004 mini-series Powerless, written by Matt Cherniss and Peter Johnson, with art
This post came about after a request from regular reader Aaron K (yes, I absolutely take requests) who, after reading Daredevil #118 (vol 1), found it
Daredevil Redemption, written by David Hine with art by Michael Gaydos, was published as a six-issue mini series in 2005. The story touches on things from
It’s comic book day in North America today. I have to wait until tomorrow to get my copy of Daredevil #505, so I thought I’d pass
Hey there! Glad to see you made it into 2010. For my first post of the year, I thought I’d take a closer look at one
Nope, I didn’t consult the random number generator for this one. Daredevil #191 was reprinted in Daredevil #500, and while including old content might be considered
I was quite delighted to see which issue was next in line to get the Random Reviews treatment as this is one of my favorites from
I haven’t done one of these in a while, but here’s what the random numbers generator spat out this time: Daredevil #178 by Frank Miller with
Wait a sec. I thought Daredevil lived in the city that never sleeps. Anyway, you guys might remember how I, back in February, declared February “annuals
I know, it sounds all official, doesn’t it? It’s not. I just decided that annuals would be my theme this month, although there are enough of
Enough slacking off for me. It’s time to get back into the heat of things. Today I’ll be reviewing an issue from Ann Nocenti’s run. Usually
So far in the “random reviews” series, we’ve looked mostly at Brian Michael Bendis’s run. This time, we’re taking a trip back to 1974 and the
Daredevil vol 2, #26 is the first issue of Brian Michael Bendis’s long run on the book. He had written a previous story arc called Wake
The first issue of Bendis’s seminal arc Out begins with this issue and follows directly from events occuring in the preceeding arc, Underboss. It is interesting
Trumps! is the name of this issue, and the main villain, but it is hardly the fight between Daredevil and the Trump that people remember from
When I said I’d have to force myself to review whatever issue my little online random numbers generator told me to, I really meant it. This
“Lawyer month” continues with one of Matt’s first real cases (well, that we’re actually aware of), his defense of Willie Lincoln, a blind former police officer
I apologize for the lame pun in the title. You may stop laughing now (really, I know it’s lame, no need to spare my feelings). Okay,