Review of Daredevil #8
“She’s alive!” That I am, though just barely. đ But enough about me and how about we get to this review already, it’s overdue as it
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
Review of Daredevil #7
Daredevil #7 is absolutely delightful. Now, that might not be a word often associated with superhero comics – particularly when they feature a character like Daredevil
Review of Daredevil #6
There’s no doubt about it, Mark Waid gets Daredevil. You’d have to in order to take a book that’s been headed down a particular path for
Review of Daredevil #5
The biggest problem with Daredevil these days is that it’s just too good. Despite the fact that each issue manages to pack a big punch in
Review of Daredevil #4
Daredevil #4 is a fantastic issue. In terms of pure craftsmanship, this may be my favorite of the relaunched Daredevil so far. Since the very first
Review of New Avengers #16
I’ll admit it. I’ve put off writing this review. My procrastination tendencies are obvious since I just spent two and a half hours vacuuming a one
Review of Daredevil #3
Okay, the Daredevil onslaught has begun! Today saw the release of Daredevil #3 and New Avengers #16 (an issue devoted almost entirely to Daredevil) and as
Review of Daredevil #2
Last month’s Daredevil #1 proved to be a hard act to follow. For me, Daredevil #2 wasn’t quite the phenomenal read we saw last month, but
Review of Daredevil #1
This review contains mild spoilers. Also, in case you’re a longtime reader who’s wondering about this, I’ve decided to stop numerically grading my comics when doing
Review of Daredevil: Reborn #3 (7.5/10)
I was very impressed with Daredevil: Reborn #1 and then somewhat let down by last month’s issue #2. The story seemed to shift gears completely, turning
Review of Daredevil: Reborn #2 (7.0/10)
While I can’t put my finger on it, there’s something about Daredevil: Reborn #2 that doesn’t quite sit right with me. It’s not that it isn’t
Review of Daredevil: Reborn #1 (9.0/10)
I’m generally a “glass half full” kind of person and that extends to comics as well. I try to approach a new story with the expectation
Review of Shadowland: After the Fall (8.5/10)
Sorry about getting this up so late, I was on vacation for much of last week. I suspect that there will be one or two people
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: 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