The Man Without Fear: Daredevil Appreciation

[Nanashi]

Sure, dude.

[CuteClops]

Where is that image from?

I couldn't find out the artist's name.

http://comicbookartwork.tumblr.com/post/126131586966

[The Whovian]

I couldn't find out the artist's name.

http://comicbookartwork.tumblr.com/post/126131586966

Okay. Thanks CC

[Bookem Danno]

DD 603

It's very plot device-y to have Matt spring Black Cat, Diamondback, the Owl, and Hammerhead from the joint just while The Hand is attacking their stomping grounds in NYC. So many better and smarter options. It also felt very contrived to string the storyline along for one extra issue just to introduce Elektra into the mix. Feels like obvious exclusive DD-centric nepetism in character casting.

The noxious Beast is not setting any alarms off for Dr.Strange? Father Jordan is turning superhuman? The mayoral staff get more facetime but how are they really helping things in any notable way? Could it's online solicit be any less useful? Not the best chapter of the otherwise interesting arc. Great cover, though.

High praise here:
https://www.comicboards.com/php/show...18060113490950
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[Nanashi]

Daredevil vs Elektra by Yildiray Cinar

[The Man With The Stick]

Yea, Dark Art was awesome. There's a lot of payoff for that arc down the line. Soule is actually using an Inhuman he introduced in that arc, Frank McGee, in the current Weapons Lost mini series.

That was where Daredevil first encountered him, but Soule created Frank a couple of years before that as a regular cast member in his Inhumans books.

[Nanashi]

If this is Daredevil this sounds awesome!

https://twitter.com/charlessoule/sta...369656320?s=21

[Nanashi]

That was where Daredevil first encountered him, but Soule created Frank a couple of years before that as a regular cast member in his Inhumans books.

Oh! Oops!

[Raffi Ol D'Arcy]

That was where Daredevil first encountered him, but Soule created Frank a couple of years before that as a regular cast member in his Inhumans books.

Yes, that's correct - Inhuman #7.

I recently finished reading Inhuman #1-14 and the annual by Charles Soule. A satisfying read with some very good art.

[phonogram12]

I'm really liking this Henderson guy way more than Garney.

[cc008]

A great follow up, for sure

[Mike_Murdock]

Yes, that's correct - Inhuman #7.

I recently finished reading Inhuman #1-14 and the annual by Charles Soule. A satisfying read with some very good art.

I'd also recommend Uncanny Inhumans - particularly A Song of Endings.

[Nanashi]

I'm really liking this Henderson guy way more than Garney.

That epic hero shot, though!

[Nanashi]

Weapons Lost #2 was fine. It picks up excitingly towards the end to only end on a cliffhanger, of course, and one that could be nothing more than a red herring come next issue but I hope that's not case despite there being evidence for and against that. The middle few pages of the issue were absolute wastes as Misty and Frank track down dead ends that add nothing to the issue. Daredevil is also very much in the background. It's Frank and Misty mostly on panel while Daredevil is elsewhere listening in to their questioning. Not terribly exciting stuff. Overall, this was fine. Starts off okay, gets dull and pointless, then gets interesting too late. Next issue seems like it'll pick up the pace and action some more.

[Prof. Warren]

Weapons Lost #2 was fine. It picks up excitingly towards the end to only end in a cliffhanger, of course, and one that could be nothing more than a red herring come next issue but I hope that's not case despite there being evidence for and against that. The middle few pages of the issue were absolute wastes as Misty and Frank track down dead ends that add nothing to the issue. Daredevil is also very much in the background. It's Frank and Misty mostly on panel while Daredevil is elsewhere listening in to their questioning. Not terribly exciting stuff. Overall, this was fine. Starts off okay, gets dull and pointless, then gets interesting too late. Next issue seems like it'll pick up the pace and action some more.

Yeah, this was ok. Nothing great but a decent read.

I do hope the next two issues have some bigger developments, though, as so far it's kind of a big "so what?"