Daredevil

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.

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) DC COMICS MARVEL COMICS I am unsure if I am going to keep Daredevil on my permanent pull list past issue #500. I loved Frank Miller's run on Daredevil. I read those issues in trade format. I added Daredevil to my permanent pull list once Bendis took over the title. I usually enjoy Bendis' work and d...

 Ca Seriously, if you like Brubaker's work on Cap and Daredevil, set aside an extra $25 and go check this puppy out. JK Parkin's pick of the week: Whatever Happened to the World of Tomorrow? hardcover This would have been my pick of the week based on the ...

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 ...

 CA First off, let's remember that Marvel doesn't have access to all of their own characters when it comes to movies; Fox have the rights to the X-Men characters, the Fantastic Four and certain related characters, and the Daredevil franchise, ...

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 ...

 CA The project reunited writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Alex Maleev, who were both still riding high on the acclaim of their Daredevil run and the much-lauded Civil War: The Confession. Marvel promised they were collaborating closely with Bungie on ...

By David Pepose The uprising is here! Marvel has launched a new Halo: Uprising web site, in honor of the hardcover graphic novel coming out June 3 by Avengers captain Brian Michael Bendis and Daredevil artist Alex Maleev. What’s good about this, is that Marvel is also letting people read the first issue of...

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 by Dan Phillips April 22, 2009 - As soon as Wilson Fisk strutted back into Matt Murdock's world after a long absence, he brought with him a sense of urgency, life and intrigue that's been missing from Ed Brubaker's run for quite some time. In Daredevil ...

 CA Before this storyline ends, Wolverine will battle Elektra, Daredevil, the Fantastic Four and even his friends in the X-Men. Mark Millar is both lauded and criticized for his tendency to tell big, epic, sweeping superhero stories that tend to favor ...

 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) 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]

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Writers: Ed Brubaker Pencils: David Aja 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.

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 theothermurdockpapers@gmail.com (Christine) Ultimately, I'm looking forward to what lies ahead. Daredevil #115 didn't really do it for me in every respect, but I look at it as a temporary glitch. On the other hand, most of the reviews I've read have been quite positive and the fanboys on CBR seemed to like it fine. Maybe it's just me. Either w...

By theothermurdockpapers@gmail.com (Christine) Bottom line: I'm neither entertained nor intrigued by this issue. It does nothing for me. I think it was Chichester who said that, to him, Nocenti's Daredevil seemed more like a comic which happened to have Daredevil in it than a comic about Daredevil. I'm paraphrasing here (and it's not as if Chichester is beyond reproach), but that way of looking at it might, in part, explain why Nocenti's Daredevil has been so hard for me to get into. In this issue, Daredevil is not even acting like himself, becoming instead only an agent of some other force, which makes this even more problematic. This issue is about as exciting as a public service announcement set against the implausible backdrop of New York being overtaken by demons. This is not why I read Dar...   [read the full post]

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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]

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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]

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