Daredevil volumes 3 and 4: Nods to continuity
One thing I’ve always appreciated as a Daredevil fan is that the character’s history is fairly uncluttered. Unlike many other characters, he’s only ever had one
Daredevil volumes 3 and 4: The big issues
Hey gang! I’m sorry it’s taken me this long to get to this next round of posts. The good news is that I’ve been working on
The end of an era for Daredevil
It’s been over four years since Mark Waid came onboard as the writer of Daredevil, with the launch of volume 3. Paolo Rivera and Marcos Martín
Review of Daredevil #14
Some reviews are easier to write than others. Daredevil #13 was one of my favorite issues in a long while, so my last review pretty much
Review of Daredevil #13
Daredevil #13 was easily one of the most enjoyable issues of Daredevil I’ve read in a long time. Considering the overall quality of the title in
Review of Daredevil #12
My apologies for the extreme delay in getting this post up. I ended up having to switch gears at work a couple of weeks back. It’s
Guggenheim, Krause and Samnee on Daredevil special in April!
We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming (i.e. finishing an already delayed review), to look att the latest news on the Daredevil front. Yesterday, it was announced
What really happened when Daredevil met Hawkeye
Happy New Year everyone! I hope 2015 has been treating you well so far. One of the first things on my agenda this year, as far
Daredevil news update, December 18
Hey guys! Sorry for being such a lazy blogger. I hope to make up for it starting tomorrow, with two weeks off from work. Yea! Anyway,
Daredevil #10 revisited
As I mentioned in my review of last issue, there was so much to love about Daredevil #10 that I might feel compelled to return to
Review of Daredevil #10
My goodness, what a great issue. For starters, even though I feel like I’m repeating myself whenever I point out that Chris Samnee somehow keeps getting
Waid and Samnee’s run on Daredevil to end this spring
Marvel’s solicitations for February 2015 were announced today, and for Daredevil – as we currently know him – this looks liks the beginning of the end.
Review of Daredevil #9
In Daredevil #9, storytellers Waid and Samnee skillfully add a new layer to the Purple Man’s mythos by setting up his children as a new and
Daredevil #9: Let’s cover the cover
Nope, this is not a review. I don’t have an advance copy of Daredevil #9 and this issue won’t show up in Marvel’s digital store for almost
Matt Murdock’s happier times: Introduction
First of all, thank you so much to everyone who commented (or contacted me through other means) to offer support in response to my latest post.
Review of Daredevil #8
I was born in 1977, when muted shades of brown and orange still reigned supreme in fashion and home decor. From the time I was old
A world of touch and motion
I’m going to state right off the bat that, as I’m sitting down to write this, I don’t have a proper title yet for this post.
Daredevil News Update: Harveys, Netflix and Solicitations
We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming to bring you this news update on some of the things that have been happening in Daredevil land of the
Review of Daredevil #5
Daredevil #5 is a wonderful example of why this (and the “previous”) volume of Daredevil has been so successful. It accomplishes the seemingly impossible task of
Review of Daredevil #4
I was going to write this review Thursday night. That was before some psycho threatened to blow up my office building, prompting me and my co-workers
Breaking: Matt Wilson new Daredevil colorist as of Daredevil #8!
After the recent news that Javier Rodríguez will be leaving his coloring duties on Daredevil, with next month’s Daredevil #5 being his final issue in that
How Daredevil became Matt Murdock
It’s been a while since I’ve had the time to write a longer “essay” type of post, but there have been a couple of ideas brewing
Review of Daredevil #3
How about if we get back to our regularly scheduled programming with a much delayed review of Daredevil #3? I won’t bother with a spoiler warning
Review of Daredevil #2
Daredevil #2 is the second chapter of Matt Murdock’s new adventures in San Francisco, and this time around, he learns that there are some who resent his being there. We also see new character Charlotte “Charlie” Hastert back after being introduced last issue, and it’s clear that she’s being primed for major supporting character status while Foggy’s whereabouts remain mysterious.