Showing posts with label Daredevil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daredevil. Show all posts

July 8, 2015

Netflix: Daredevil and The Punisher


A classic comics rivalry was showcased on the small screen when Daredevil and The Punisher collided in Season 2 of Daredevil.

April 29, 2015

Daredevil Netflix Soundtrack


Available now, is the Daredevil soundtrack from the Netflix series on iTunes.  Check out the track listings which have some familiar lines from the TV series.

October 20, 2014

Daredevil - Black Widow Appearance























When the Daredevil Netflix television series came, we wondered if there was a possibility of someone else appearing on the show. This particular character was a frequent partner of Daredevil and also an Avenger.

August 26, 2014

Marvel 75: Phoenix and Elektra Deaths Revisited


Two character deaths shaped the course of Marvel Comics in the 1980s but have no impact on today's storylines. Retcons removed any emotion and legacy from these two events in Marvel Comics. 

August 5, 2014

CHARLIE COX DAREDEVIL NETFLIX SET PHOTOS


Here's photos of Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, on location from the upcoming Daredevil TV series on Netflix

July 17, 2014

Daredevil Netflix Series: Karen Page


Deborah Ann Woll plays Karen Page in Netflix's Daredevil series and we finally saw Matt and Karen's relationship take it to the next level in Season 2.  In the comics, Karen Page, was also Matt's love interest and sadly, the very person who lead him to a fairly tumultuous time in his life.

June 22, 2014

Daredevil: Rosario Dawson


















While it's quite early to speculate on which character actress Rosario Dawson will play on Netflix's Daredevil series, it seems obvious as to which one she should be cast as.

June 18, 2014

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November 30, 2012

Review: Daredevil Issue 20

Will Daredevil survive his dilemma against the villain Coyote? Find out in the most strangest issue Mark Waid has delivered!


October 23, 2012

Review: Daredevil Issue 19


A big revelation is on hand, as writer Mark Waid unveils the villain responsible for all the physical and emotional distress, Daredevil has had to encounter lately! It's an unlikely reveal though but still shocking regardless!

October 12, 2012

Review: Daredevil Issue 18



Daredevil descends further into the dark as a figure from his past catches up with him. Also, how fragile is Matt Murdock's friendship with Foggy Nelson and have things gotten even worse?

Let's face it, Daredevil has been through a lot within the last few issues. You want to feel sorry for him but you know he can take care of himself, since he's got enhanced abilities. After a little trip to Latveria, old Horn Head has certainly been put through the wringer by writer Mark Waid, since the Omega Drive story arc.  We all had hopes for Matt Murdock and the burgeoning start of a relationship with Kirsten McDuffie but that seems to have evaporated, given how much our hero has been through. To top things off, Foggy's discovery of Matt's father's remains in their law office, has completely shattered the trust and relationship both men have shared. What else could happen for Daredevil at this point?


Well, writer Mark Waid throws another wrinkle for Horn Head in Daredevil issue 18. Despite the flashback issues showcasing the bond between Nelson and Murdock, it's clear Waid is taking both characters in different paths. Waid's transitions for Nelson seem evident when a client drops by for help but does show much impact Murdock has had on Nelson's life, when it comes to the law and in seeking justice. Things take a turn towards the dark side here, as a person from Daredevil's past shows up, literally on his bed. Murdock's shaky psyche surely can't take anymore of this and it makes us wonder what Waid has in store for Daredevil? Could a complete mental breakdown be possible future for our hero? Again, Waid's tone for the book has gone darker and even more mysterious than previous issues.

There is nothing much more to say about Chris Samnee's always wonderful artwork and the complementing work of colorist Javier Rodriguez. Both of whom seem to always make each panel pop and explode at the right times.

Final Verdict: A


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August 20, 2012

PREVIEW: Daredevil Issue 18 Artwork


Writer Mark Waid introduces a new villain for Daredevil in the upcoming issue of Daredevil. Peep these Chris Samnee preview pages.

August 16, 2012

Review: Daredevil Issue 17


With their friendship and partnership dissolved, what's next for Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson? The future for Murdock remains uncertain but writer Mark Waid, takes us on another nostalgic look at the friendship.

August 13, 2012

PREVIEW: Daredevil Issue 17


Guest artist Michael Allred joins writer Mark Waid for Daredevil issue 17 on sale this week. One of the panels alone is just so MAD, MAN! Enjoy!

Review: Daredevil by Mark Waid Trade Paperback


Admittedly, Mark Waid's first issue in the current Daredevil series didn't start off with a bang.

What I mean is, the debut of the new series doesn't feature any super powered villain engaging with Horn Head.  Waid chooses the opportunity to showcase Daredevil's abilities by having him face common human criminals and additionally chooses to provides with a deeper look into Matt Murdock's personal life, within these initial issues.  It's only a few further issues down the road, where we see Daredevil lock horns with villains deeply rooted in Marvel history. Now collected in a trade paperback format, Daredevil by Mark Waid collects the first six issues of the current series. 

The essence of these initial issues delves deep into Marvel villain history with Daredevil running against the likes of Klaw and A.I.M., Hydra and others.  It's a nostalgic walk down memory lane and readers shouldn't expect any new super villain debuts but a host of bad guys that remind us of yesteryear. It's simply Waid exploring what's available in the stable and presenting them to readers with his own touch.  You'll witness early plot developments that blossom down the road, leading to trouble for Murdock. Artists Paolo Rivera and Marcos Martin add their own different perspective for Daredevil as well with their unique look. Readers will appreciate the distinct style that makes it stand out from the past look of the character and stories.

August 12, 2012

UNBOXING: Daredevil: Born Again Artist Edition


I didn't realize how big IDW's Artist Editions books were, until my copy arrived at my doorstep. This particular AE collects the classic Frank Miller/David Mazzuchelli storyline masterpiece "Born Again", with additional bonus material provided by Mazzuchelli.

August 1, 2012

Review: Daredevil Issue 16



The aftermath of Daredevil's Latverian adventure comes about, as several Avengers do their best to help out horn head! Plus, a stunning discovery is finally brought to light which threatens Foggy and Matt's partnership!

July 23, 2012

Review: Daredevil Issue 15


The Man Without Fear's Latverian odyssey concludes here but some of the effects may still linger on! A friend comes to his aid as Daredevil makes his impossible escape!

July 15, 2012

Daredevil: End of Days Preview Artwork


The Daredevil: End of Days miniseries finally sees it release this October with some top tier talents to capture Matt Murdock's final days as horn head.

June 28, 2012

Review: Daredevil Issue 14



Transported to the country of Latveria, Daredevil is about to discover what happens when you cross with those involved with the Megacrime Families. Will our hero escape his latest ordeal?