TheManWithoutFear
#1 reason not to join UC
Major Spoiler in the Series discussion thread. I'd post the cover here but it's way too big :cry:
TheManWithoutFear said:I'd love to see it be Purple or Fear. But they've been locked up. I dunno I think Bru will make it work with anyone. I'm curious as to how they've been messing with his life. Maybe it was Fury. Everyone hates him now anyway. Foggy?
icemastertron said:
Joe Q. said:"Daredevil is the most human of super heroes, the most Shakespearean"
icemastertron said:I agree with the quote. It's really true. Arana has ended, so I *MAY* (not a definite) have DD in place of that. *MAYBE*.
Squadron Supreme?ProjectX2 said:Supreme Power.
Pandrio said:Squadron Supreme?
I don't know, I just knew of the name change. Come to think of it, you're probably right.ProjectX2 said:It's going to be called Supreme Power: Squadron Supreme isn't it?
DAREDEVIL, by Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev (Marvel): If one could imagine flawlessness in comic production, Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev have given us a taste of perfection. "Decalogue" kicked off the year with a memorable nod to Polish filmmaker, Krzysztof Kieslowski, and their final story arc has had the entire Hell's Kitchen sink thrown in with Kingpin, Elektra, Black Widow, and Bullseye. A 55-issue run climaxes with the "Murdock Papers," and it's fitting that Ben Urich plays such an important role after becoming as much of a fixture of this series as Matt Murdock himself. Thank you Brian and Alex for making Daredevil great again. – Ernie Estrella
Douglas Wolk said:Jan. 5, 2006 | When the final issue of Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev's four-year run on "Daredevil" appears later this month, it'll conclude one of the most engrossing stories that's appeared in mainstream comics this decade, an ornately zig-zagging narrative about moral blindness and double lives, with a hero sinking irreparably into a pit he's dug for himself. (The first three-quarters of their collaboration have been collected in six paperbacks or three hardcovers, all published by Marvel.) Bendis is the most prolific writer in comics right now -- he writes four other monthly series and then some -- but his work with Bulgarian-born artist Maleev has a distinct tone and look, an intimate, understated security-camera perspective on the demimonde of crime, law and the press. They've managed to make "Daredevil" their own -- a doubly impressive feat, considering that almost everyone who's worked on the series for the past 20 years has struggled and failed to get out from under Frank Miller's shadow.
Alex "Sadly" Maleev said:No speculations. I paint these covers way in advance. Then we decided not to have Echo in the book. I had to repaint it. I like the original better myself, but as it was done, I had no time to paint an entirely new cover. I apologize to those hurt by the switch. You will be compensated by a kiss and a great interior finish.(don't think of a cream pie you dirty little...)
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DAREDEVIL #84
Written by ED BRUBAKER
Penciled by MICHAEL LARK
Cover by TOMMY LEE EDWARDS.
We've all seen Daredevil pushed too far, seen what happens when he pushes back, and we know it always ends in tears. Now, with the death of Foggy Nelson plaguing his every waking moment, Matt, blaming himself, runs wild in Rykers, determined to find out who put his best friend at the end of a knife. This is Daredevil as you've never seen him before, unplugged from his own sense of right and wrong, alone in the cold walls of the system he's spent his life defending, and the only thing on his mind is vengeance! From award-winning creators Ed Brubaker and Michael Lark.
TheManWithoutFear said:Do I have to say anything?
Overlord, you must be extremely pleased about this :twisted:
The Overlord said:That's cool. I wonder who killed Foggy, soon the title will have to be changed to Daredevil: Man Without a Supporting Cast.
Oooo, that solit sounds very tempting.TheManWithoutFear said:Do I have to say anything?