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...
The Supporting Cast Gets Its Due
Some comics really come alive because of their supporting casts. Though the heroes deservingly hog the spotlight and our affections, try to imagine Amazing Spider-Man without Aunt May, Mary Jane Watson, or J. Jonah Jameson; or Batman without Commissioner Gordon, Alfred, or Robin; or Superman without Lois Lane, Perry White, or Jimmy Olsen. Matt Murdock’s...
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...
Daredevil, Spider-Man and Punisher star in The Omega Effect
You know that data drive Daredevil has in his possession as of Daredevil #6? Well, the plot thread will be resolved in a cross-over happening this April between Daredevil, Avenging Spider-Man and The Punisher. Considering the wonderful start the current cross-over between Daredevil and Amazing Spider-Man got off to this week (I’ll review it over...
Daredevil guest stars in The Punisher #7
Hey gang! This won’t be a full review or anything, I just thought I’d post a couple of panels of Daredevil – and Matt – in action in this week’s issue of The Punisher, by Greg Rucka and Michael Lark. The events that involve Daredevil butting heads with Frank Castle take place sometime in the...
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