REVIEW: Daredevil #25

Someone’s been trying to recreate the accident that gave Matt Murdock his abilities, while also releasing all of the failed experiments out into the unsuspecting public. Faced not only with the maniacal wiles of a madman, but also with losing his friend Foggy to cancer, Daredevil may be stretched a little thin. How will he cope? More after the jump!

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SOLICITATIONS: New book examines Daredevil

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Sequart Research & Literacy Organization (sequart.org) is proud to announce the release of its newest book of comics analysis, The Devil is in the Details: Examining Matt Murdock and Daredevil, edited by Ryan K. Lindsay.

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REVIEW: Daredevil #20

Or – “Super-Creepy Super-Villains Are Waid’s Stock-In-Trade.”

Matt Murdock’s life is in turmoil, thanks to the machinations of a villain that he wrote off as a harmless idiot.  Now that the Spot has returned, and dubbed himself Coyote, Daredevil may be in over his (now-severed) head.  Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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REVIEW: Daredevil: End of Days #2 (of 6)

Daredevil is dead. Long live Daredevil! It’s left to Ben Urich to find out why Matt Murdock fell off the grid and generally became a recluse until the day of his death. Will some light finally be shed on this case or will Urich be left further puzzled? More after the jump!

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REVIEW: Daredevil: End of Days #1

After a childhood accident that left him blind but with super senses, Matt Murdock dedicated his life to defending Hell’s Kitchen. As the hero, Daredevil, Matt fought many urban criminals, like Bullseye and the Kingpin. By day, he works as a lawyer, usually seen defending several superheroes from public persecution. Daredevil comics have been the cornerstone of gritty, dark comics for Marvel, launching the careers of several prominent writers and artists.

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MOVIES: Joe Carnahan’s Daredevil pitch falls flat

In order for 20th Century Fox to keep the Daredevil franchise, the studio needs to be in production by October 10, 2012.  Joe Carnahan had a gritty take on the character set in the ’70s, but the studio turned the idea down.

Now on the internet are two sizzle reels that were used to give the studios a feel for what he was aiming for.

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Major Spoilers Podcast #436: Daredevil Yellow

In this issue: Cyber Force wins, Alabaster ends, and sometimes we all just have to say, “I Yam what I Yam”. It’s role playing fantasy meets those seven kids from the future, plus Daredevil Yellow.

 

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