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DAREDEVIL #512
A SHADOWLAND TIE-IN: FINAL ISSUE!
Years of acting as the Guardian Devil of Hell’s Kitchen have taken their toll on The Man Without Fear. Hell’s Kitchen lies in ruins, and it is up to the people of New York to start anew and begin rebuilding. In this last chapter of his story, will Matt Murdock at last find final redemption for the events of SHADOWLAND?
Written by ANDY DIGGLEPencils & Cover by ROBERTO DE LA TORRE
Price: $2.99
iFanboy Community Pick of the Week Percentage: 8.4%
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| ComicBookGuy37 | 12/11/10 | No | Read Review |
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One more issue to go. This has felt like a pain to read. Francavilla to the rescue!!!
Can it be? A not terrible Shadowland cover? Its a miracle!
The DD issues have been pretty good, but glad to see this chapter closing. Interested enough in Black Panther: Man Without Fear and Looking forward to DD: Reborn. Oh and why in the world didn’t De La Torre do the Shadowland covers???
Not bad, maybe just me but Becky Blake reminds me of Oracle and Kurtz of Jim Gordon. Guess Matt’s on a long ‘road home.’
All those times Matt got hurt and he couldn’t see what a hottie Night Nurse is, whatta shame.
Holy soap opera! Was this a super hero comic or an episode of Days of Our Lives?
2/5 – for the art, mostly.
Can’t wait for diggle to leave the book. He has done nothing positive or well in his short run. I wonder to what extent his writing is dictated by editorial and is made for an event. Doubt I’ll read another book by him.
Diggle should never write Daredevil again. He brought us back to 90’a status. Not to mention that Shadowland set Daredevil’s status quo back to EXACTLY where it was in issue 500 give or take a couple pages.
Agree, think as fans we were a lil spoiled with Bendis and Brubaker on DD, there was such an obvious drop off with Diggle, almost a shame really when you compare how good DD was with those two writers.