by Mark Waid, Paolo Rivera, Marcos Martin, Emma Ríos
1 - Daredevil prevents a hit at a mafia wedding and goes up against The Spot. Also, his identity being exposed is threatening his legal profession as Matt Murdock.I haven't read a modern age Daredevil tale since Kevin Smith was writing it. So far, I'm digging Mark Waid's not-as-grim take on Darede...
Genre: Superhero / Comedy / Action / Adventure / Suspense Year Published: 2011 Year Read: 11/21/2014 Series: Daredevil #1 Publisher: Marvel Comics Introduction: Now, I will admit that the first “Daredevil” comic I had actually picked up was Frank Miller’s “Daredevil: The Man wi...
I've loved comics for as long as i can remember, and I'm sad to say that (recent) years of never-ending story arcs, dodgy characterisation and perplexing, unsatisfying conclusions have left me quite the jaded, cynical fan at times. Every now and then, though, a creative team comes along that breathe...
A new set of short reviews on graphic novels that I have recently read over at my personal blog, The Itinerant Librarian. Click here to go read the reviews.
When you think of Marvel's answer to Batman, you probably automatically think Iron Man. And why wouldn't you? Tony Stark and Bruce Wayne are both incredibly intelligent individuals who use their mental ability to compensate for a lack of "super power". For whatever reason, in my eyes, I always sa...
I'm slowly becoming harder to impress with comics... Lol.. Okay comic, but I had a high expectation after the first Daredevil graphic novel I read last year.
Mark Waid may be the best writer in comics when it comes to saving a book that has been written into the ground by the previous creative team.
2nd book in a week with a blind character who has extranormal perception. COINCIDENCE?? maybe.
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