Daredevil

By David Pepose Rosen, who was 88, started his career at Harvey Comics, and had credits stretching back all the way to 1948. His most influential credits include the Frank Miller run on Daredevil (shown above), as well as the Spider-Man/Superman crossover. The Comics Reporter had this to say about Rosen:

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Daredevil #501 marks the first issue of the newest creative team, Andy Diggle and Robert Del La Torre, run on this title. I am not too familiar with Diggle's previous work but I was not very impressed with what he did on Dark Reign: The List–Daredevil one-shot. And after were Ed Brubaker and Mi...

By Lan Pitts There are so many Hornhead stories to tell from Kevin Smith to the more recent Ed Brubaker stuff, I’d personally love to see something in between those and not just a rehash of Frank Miller’s arc. There’s been rumors of Jason Statham as Matt Murdock, but I’d love to see Guy Pearce wear the horn...

By theothermurdockpapers@gmail.com (Christine) The art, by Billy Tan, is quite competent (not counting the panel where Matt looks like Beavis - or is it Butthead? - from Beavis and Butthead), but doesn't quite suit a Daredevil comic, and probably adds to this particular issue feeling just a little too much like standard superhero fare.

By theothermurdockpapers@gmail.com (Christine) In true comic book style, a tussle ensues and Kruger plunges to his death after getting careless at high altitude. Daredevil emerges triumphant, but it is not he who gets to save the world. When Kruger decides to try to take the whole world with him with some nuclear-powered explosives, it is...

By theothermurdockpapers@gmail.com (Christine) So, what is the new status quo? Well, Matt Murdock has agreed to command the Hand, a multi-national murderous ninja order whose aims are about as different from his as can be. When Lady Bullseye first offered him the gig back in Daredevil #115, in a move that honestly looked downright silly t...

By theothermurdockpapers@gmail.com (Christine) Among the back-up features is a neat little story by Ann Nocenti that I really enjoyed, even though it is a tad morbid, with some great David Aja art. There is also the reprint of Daredevil #191, which I will have to review separately some time, because it is perhaps my favorite issue of all tim...

By theothermurdockpapers@gmail.com (Christine) Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #27 is included in the Miller Daredevil Omnibus Companion and actually marks the first time he pencilled Daredevil who is the guest star of the two-parter "The Blind Leading the Blind." The story is written by Bill Mantlo. I wish I could say that it'...

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Creative Team Writer: Ed Brubaker Artist: Michael Lark Inker: Stefano Gaudiano Colorist: Matt Hollingsworth Lady Bullseye and The Owl continue their meeting with Lady Bullseye revealing she knew that The Owl was working with the Kingpin and she already had Kingpin's men killed.

The climactic battles (Elektra vs. Bullseye, Daredevil vs. the Kingpin) tend to come to their end faster than they should; Daredevil's battle against Bullseye, though, as the set-piece fight of the movie, does not feel rushed (though, the enormous pipe ...

The man, deserves some attention and was not done justice in the Elektra movie. Second, being one of the earlier Marvel movies, there wasn't much in the way of cameos. There should be. Daredevil, has been friends, and had partnerships, with some of the ...

For the second time, he uses his spider-sense sort of like Daredevil uses his radar sense, and I just hope they don't start to lose sight of the difference between the two. When all the bad guys catch up, Harry stays loyal to Norman, who knew all along ...

By Russ Burlingame Erik Larsen: The Golden Age Daredevil was briefly seen in our first Next Issue Project book, Fantastic Comics #24–but it was a cameo–he was one of a dozen characters from the Golden Age. He’ll be in an upcoming Next Issue Project comic– but he’s just a cool old character whose costume I’ve al...

 CA The problem, of course, is that adding Daredevil to a noir story is neither fresh nor clever. When it comes down to it, the only creative choice Irvine makes is his decision to make Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson private investigators instead of lawyers ...

 CA Thanks to Frank Miller's "Born Again" and Brian Bendis' celebrated run on this series, the Daredevil/Kingpin dynamic has become one of the most fascinating and powerful dichotomies in all of comics. Fisk and Murdock share a tragic link that constantly ...

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Daredevil #116 Jersey Gods #2 War of Kings #1 The Winner: Daredevil #116 Jersey Gods #2 Writer: Glen Brunswick Art: Dan McDaid The Revolution already posted reviews for Agents of Atlas #2 and War of Kings #1. They were both great reads. However, I had to give the Che for the best read of the week to Daredevil #116. I simply fell in love with Daredevil #116. This issue spoke to me in ways that the other issues from this week did not. Trinity #40 The Winner: Trinity #40 So congrats to Daredevil #116 for winning The Che Award of the week and "congrats" to Trinity #40 for winning the Sequential Methadone Award for the week.   [read the full post]

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Writers: Ed Brubaker Pencils: David Aja Kingpin asks "Why?" Lady Bullseye comments that the Kingpin was naïve if he thought he could walk away from everything. Lady Bullseye says that the reasons for her attack are too numerous to list. However, if Kingpin wants a specific cause then he should ask Daredevil. Lady Bullseye pulls the two swords out of Kingpin's back. Kingpin falls to the floor. Lady Bullseye and the Hand ninjas exit the scene. Brubaker ends Daredevil #116 with a great hook ending. I am excited to see Kingpin make his return to New York City. And I cannot wait to see what plans Brubaker has for Kingpin in this new story arc.   [read the full post]

 CA And wouldn't you know it, she was very irate to learn Daredevil and Kingpin would be teaming up in the latest arc of Daredevil. No matter how many times I tried to explain that Kingpin has come a long way since his days as the big baddie of the Marvel ...

You know, he has had a lot of practice… by Brian Bendis and Stuart Immonen Ultimatum continues, with Peter holding off the Hulk’s rage for a few minutes, at least. There are couple of solid story beats, as Daredevil ends up being discovered as the ...

By theothermurdockpapers@gmail.com (Christine) I think the clues have been there all along that the Hand are on recruitment campaign. They've been testing Matt's friends, and "turning" the Black Tarantula and the White Tiger. While I was somewhat surprised that the big twist consisted of offering Daredevil the leadership of the Hand, my surprise wasn't so much that it went counter to what we've seen before, but that the Hand would actually do that. Or rather, that Brubaker would write a story in which the Hand do that. Granted, this may all make sense further down the line, but right now I have to wonder what strange recruitment strategies they employ or why Daredevil of all people would fit their job description. And, if they bothered doing their research on this guy, they would also know tha...   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn(noreply@blogger.com) All right, let’s go ahead and dish out The Revolution’s weekly awards.<br /><br />The nominees for the Che for the best read of the week:<br /><br />Batman #683<br />Daredevil #114<br />Nova #20<br />Thor #12<br />Ultimate Spider-Man #129<br />Wolverine: First Class #10<br /><br /><b style="color: red;">The Winner</b>: Daredevil #114<br /><br /><div style="color: red;"><div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;">&am...   [read the full post]

By rsg8101 Posted in Marvel Comics, Reviews   Tagged: Black Tarantula, Daredevil, Daredevil #114, Daredevil #114 - Review, Ed Brubaker, Foggy Nelson, Immortal Iron Fist, Lady Bullseye, Marvel, Master Izo, Matt Hollingsworth, Michael Lark, Stefanao Guadiano    By Ed Brubaker (writer), Mi...

By Brian LeTendre Topics Covered In This Issue: Download Location of the Week: Cleveland, OH What’s New at Secretidentitypodcast.com Reviews: Vigilante #1; Invincible Iron Man #8; Simpsons #149; Daredevil #114 Out of the Long Box: Y: The Last Man #1 Listener Email / Boards Send comments to sipodcast@co...

By rss@youtube.com (MadcrowProductions) THIS IS A FANMADE TEASER TRAILER.. PLEASE READ!!** When Joe Chill goes on trial for the murder of Thomas and Martha Wayne, attorney Matt Murdock is assigned to him.. How will Matt react to having to represent a guilty man and how will Bruce Wayne react to Murdock.. However, this drama is just a smal...

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By Travis Captain America 44, Daredevil 113, Guardians of the Galaxy 7, Ms. Marvel 33, Nova 19, She-Hulk 35, and Wolverine: Origins 30 Captain America 44 by Ed Brubaker and Luke Ross Daredevil 113 by Ed Brubaker, Michael Lark and Stefano Gaudiano Ms. Marvel 33 She-Hulk 35 Wolverine: Origins 30

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By Chris Marshall Podcast #194 - The one hundred ninety fourth podcast! Transmetropolitan; Daredevil; Shipping and Product Changes; New Releases of the Week; Ian Fleming's Master Spy James Bond 007 Comic Books and Newspaper Strips Collected Editions; 32m 49s Collected Comics Library, hosted by Chri...

TRIVIA CONTEST QUESTIONS: 1. In what comic book did The Taskmaster make his first appearance? 2. Who played "Thug #1" or "Lead Thug" in the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles move?

Daredevil #111 Marvel Comics Brubaker, Mann, Gaudiano & Hollingsworth The start of a new arc gains a new reader: me. I read the freebie last month that explained the past four or five arcs of Daredevil and level set the field for new readers. I heard this issue was great so I gave it a shot and I liked it a lot. I didn’t think it was outstanding but I found it to be a really good start to a new arc. The story appears to be simple enough. Matt and Dakota North, private eye, spend a little too much time together while Lady Bullseye watches Matt and some others reporting her findings to those who are ready to take them down. That’s really the whole story. However, the story goes deeper than just that.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Writer: Ed Brubaker Pencils: Clay Mann Lady Bullseye thinks how Bullseye was different. That Bullseye never noticed that side of their art. That Bullseye just moved forward never looking back. That Bullseye was like a force of nature.

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Final Crisis #2: 39% (21 votes) New Avengers #42: 15% (8 votes) Captain America #39: 9% (5 votes) Immortal Iron Fist #16: 7% (4 votes) Green Lantern #32 5% (3 votes) X-Men: Legacy #213: 5% (3 votes) Mighty Avengers #15: 3% (2 votes) Daredevil #108: 3% (2 votes) Fantastic Four #558: 1% (1 vote) Hulk #4: 1% (1 vote) Trinity #4: 1% (1 vote) Ultimate Spider-Man #123: 1% (1 vote) Uncanny X-Men #499: 1% (1 vote) Ultimates 3 #4: 31% (10 votes) Wolverine: Origins #26: 21% (7 votes) Trinity #4: 12% (4 votes) New Avengers #42: 6% (2 votes) Hulk #4: 6% (2 votes) Final Crisis #2: 6% (2 votes) Marvel 1985 #2: 6% (2 votes) Fantastic Four #558: 3% (1 vote) Man With No Name #2: 3% (1 vote) Teen Titans #60: 3% (1 vote) Captain America #39 Final Crisis #2   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) DC COMICS MARVEL COMICS CAPTAIN AMERICA #39 DAREDEVIL #108 FANTASTIC FOUR #558 HULK #4 IMMORTAL IRON FIST #16 MARVEL 1985 #2 MIGHTY AVENGERS #15 NEW AVENGERS #42 ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #123 ULTIMATES 3 #4 WOLVERINE ORIGINS #26 Fantastic Four #558 should be a good read. Anytime Doctor Doom comes calling, you know you are in for a wild ride. Also from Millar comes Marvel 1985 #2. I loved the first issue of this title and expect Marvel 1985 #2 to be just as good. However, the Marvel comic book that I am most looking forward to reading is Captain America #39. Yeah, what a surprise. Captain America is Marvel’s 800 pound gorilla and whatever week this title is published, it is almost a lock to be the Marvel comic book that I am most excited to read.   [read the full post]

By Brian Cronin Daredevil #158-161, 163-167 (Frank Miller as artist, with Klaus Janson inks), #168-176 (Miller as writer/artist, with Janson as inker), 177-184 (Miller as writer/co-artist with Klaus Janson), #185-190 (Miller as writer, with Janson as artist), #191 (Miller as writer/artist, no J...

By Rokk Krinn Both of Brubaker’s reads were impressive. Captain America #35 was another quality read. However, it lacked that something special in order to win the Che. Daredevil #105 was flat out awesome. This month, Daredevil was actually better than Captain America. Daredevil #105 gave us an incredibly satisfying ending to the Mr. Fear story arc. I absolutely loved seeing the villain actually win at the end of a story arc. Thor #6 was another quality read. But, its slow pacing is what kept it from winning the Che. Ultimate Spider-Man #119 was a joy to read. This issue showcases everything that is enjoyable about Bendis’ writing. I wish Marvel would utilize Bendis on more titles like Ultimate Spider-Man that suit his talents rather than titles like New Avenger...   [read the full post]

By Barbara Fandom: Daredevil (comics) Rating: PG-13 (for violence and religious themes) Word Count: 1700 words Summary: “He is, after all, the Man Without Fear. He does not fear anything for himself, for his physical body, nor indeed his soul. ...

By Barbara Fandom: Daredevil (comics) Rating: PG-13 (for violence and religious themes) Word Count: 1700 words Summary: “He is, after all, the Man Without Fear. He does not fear anything for himself, for his physical body, nor indeed his soul. ...

By ofcatsandwomen Fandom: Daredevil Characters: Matt Murdock, Foggy Nelson, Dakota North, Becky Blake, Milla Donovan. Rating: T Word count: 9 900 Disclaimer: I own nothing, Marvel owns (almost) everything, and I'm making no money off of this whatsoever. ...

By Chris Marshall Podcast #144 - The one hundred forty fourth podcast! Marvel date changes; Daredevil price hike; DVD-Rom update; Wanted; New Releases of the Week; Tales of the Demon; AC and Mayo; Running time: 26m 26s Collected Comics Library, hosted by Chris Marshall, THE Trade Paperback Podcast. The o...

By Scott Weinberg Superhero fans have got it made these days: You want dark and gloomy, you head for the newest Batman movie. You crave earnest and wholesome, you pick one of the three Spider-Man flicks. Whatever mood you happen to be in, there's now a superhero movie (or series) to pick through: Hulk, Daredev...

Editor–In–Chief Joe Quesada sat down with out–going scribe Bendis and Hornhead's heir Brubaker (and a few other Marvel writers) to discuss the past, present, and dangerous future of DAREDEVIL.

Despite a few technical problems, Blake and Chase jump headfirst into this week's episode about ol' Hornhead himself -- Daredevil. The guys discuss their favorite Daredevil comics, riff on the movie, talk about whether The Target #2 will ever come out, and then dish on Spider Man and the F...

By Chris Marshall Podcast #115 - The one hundred fifteenth podcast! Lots and lots of news and announcements this week; New Releases of the Week; Fan e-mail; The new Secret Six trade, Ed Brubaker's new Daredevil trade and a question regarding the placement of Marvel Spotlight in The Dark Tower; Running tim...

By Chris Beaumont Comic book adaptations can be split into two categories. There are the ones that the studio pushes as big A-list releases, like Spider-Man, X-Men, Hulk, Batman, and Superman, then there are the B-listers, which so far includes Daredevil, Elektra, and now Ghost Rider. This is not a reflect...

In this 2002 interview, painter/writer/artist David Mack joins the show to talk about his work, comics, Kabuki, Daredevil, Echo and his thoughts on the future of the comic industry.  Tune in to see if he was right!

By Nik Dirga Ever find yourself with a nagging need to know just how much the Hulk weighs, or where the first appearance of Wolverine was? Sure, you can flip through stacks of comic books to find out – or, you can turn to the handy new reference guide, The Marvel Encyclopedia from DK Publishing. It's a spra...

By Mark Beall Are you following the events of Marvel's Civil War summer crossover spectacular? Was I the only one to get an instant mental picture of Robert Downey Jr. and Tobey Maguire slugging it out upon hearing the Iron Man casting information shortly after reading the latest Amazing Spider-Man? A...

By The Comic Brief by CBR News Team, Editor BALTIMORE, MD -- This year's Baltimore Comic-Con just keeps getting better and better. This past week, Michael Turner of Aspen Studios (Fathom, Civil War cover artist) and Bill Sienkiewicz (Daredevil/Electra: Love and War) have both confirmed that they will be attending the show. In ad...

By scott@fanboyradio.com The writer of District X / Mutopia X, Daredevil: Redemption, and Colossus: Bloodline, David Hine joins Scott and TJ for this live episode. Hine broke some big news with his announcement of 'Son of M,' an upcomming spin-off of House of M. Hine will be handling the writing duties, Roy Martinez...