Review of Shadowland #5 and Daredevil #512
Shadowland and the main Daredevil title came to an end today and this post is my chance to reflect on what happened during these final events
Shadowland: Power Man #4 (7.0/10)
Unless you’re in Canada, you will probably have had to wait until today for Shadowland #5 and Daredevil #512 due to Thanksgiving in the U.S. last
Shadowland: Blood on the Streets #4 (8.0/10)
A good twist to a story needs to be unexpected, but not so unexpected that the surprise development seems to be coming completely out of left
Shadowland: Daughters of the Shadow #3 (6.5/10)
Shadowland: Daughters of the Shadow #3 came out two weeks ago so I’m sorry it’s taken me so long to get to it. In the mean
Shadowland-related reviews for Oct 20 and 27
Okay, back to Daredevil and Shadowland! Coming up is a brief look at Shadowland: Power Man #3, which came out last week, and Shadowland: Moon Knight
Review: Daredevil #511 (6.5/10)
So, Daredevil #511 is here, the last issue before the ominous-sounding The End. For this issue, I’d like to do a little run-down of the good
Review: Shadowland #4 (5.0/10)
Sorry to get this up so late guys, but I’ve been home with the flu since Thursday afternoon and haven’t been able to do much of
The Shadowland tie-in review megapost
UPDATED: This post now contains brief reviews of Shadowland: Ghost Rider #1, Shadowland: Power Man #2, Thunderbolts #148, Shadowland: Daughters of the Shadow #2, Shadowland: Moon
Review of Shadowland: Blood on the Streets #2 (8.0/10)
Antony Johnston’s Shadowland: Blood on the Streets, with art by Wellinton Alves, continues to be the most enjoyable of the Shadowland tie-ins, by a wide margin.
Review: Daredevil #510 (6.5/10)
The main Daredevil title is becoming difficult to review. On the one hand, it’s inextricably linked to everything going on in Shadowland, an event I’m finding
Review of Shadowland: Elektra #1 (6.5/10)
My week of catching up on things continues and I’m now moving on to an issue that came out more than two weeks ago. My apologies
Review: Shadowland #3 (4.0/10)
This review contains spoilers and my going off on a little rant. Consider yourselves warned. Here’s the thing; Andy Diggle is a really good writer. He’s
Review of Shadowland: Moon Knight #1 (6.0/10)
I have to admit I found this issue mildly confusing. I really loved Moon Knight’s scenes from Shadowland #2. In fact, I thought they were the
Double review: Power Man vs Daughters of the Shadow
As noted in my previous post – to the extent that it qualifies as such – I’ve been a little swamped lately. These reviews are a
Review of Shadowland: Blood on the Streets #1 (8.5/10)
I decided early on to get every single Shadowland tie-in mini and one-shot. Primarily because I wanted to (and I don’t buy that many non-Daredevil books
Review: Daredevil #509 (6.5/10)
Whoa, a three-point drop since last issue? Well, Daredevil #508 was one of the best issues I’ve read in years and this issue just… wasn’t. For
Review: Shadowland #2 (7.5/10)
The week is coming to a close and the time has finally come to review Shadowland #2. If you’re trying to avoid heavy spoilers, I recommend
Review: Daredevil Black & White #1 (7.5/10)
Sorry for the delay guys! I posted a review of Shadowland #2 and Shadowland: Bullseye #1 for The Weekly Crisis on Thursday, but didn’t have the
Review: Daredevil #508 (9.5/10)
I consistently give the issues I’m reviewing on this blog a high score, with almost all of them ranging from 6.5-8.5 on a 1-10 scale. This
Review: Shadowland #1 (8.0/10)
Believe it or not, but this is my second Shadowland review of the day. I wrote one for The Weekly Crisis a few hours ago and
Review: Daredevil #507 (6.5/10)
For me, the art was the single best thing about this issue. Marco Checchetto has put in some beautiful work throughout this arc, and here he
Review of Daredevil: Cage Match (7.0/10)
Hey gang! Sorry for my delay in posting this review. I couldn’t get my hands on this issue until Friday due to one of the many
Review: Powerless (7.5/10)
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
Not-so-random Review: Daredevil #118
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