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Daredevil #100 (1998)
$7.50
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1998 Marvel Comics
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by ED BRUBAKER Penciled by MICHAEL LARK, John Romita Sr., Gene Colan, Lee Bermejo, Alex Maleev & Marko Djurdjevic.
Wraparound Cover by MARKO DJURDJEVIC.
Daredevil fights for his life, facing his own worst nightmares come true! In a star-studded, triple-sized 100th issue, a red-hot roster of guest artists joins penciler Michael Lark to bring Matt Murdock's history as the Man Without Fear to life, while DD struggles against that which he fears most! Don’t miss the first chapter of the groundbreaking third arc by the award-winning team of Brubaker and Lark–"Without Fear" begins with a bang!
"A killer jam issue from Daredevil heavyweights, this book still has its share of problems. First, this is in NO WAY a “Part 1”, much more like “Part 7” of the preceding storyline. Secondly, two backups? Reprints at that? No thanks. But those complaints aside, this issue holds up a lot better than DC’s recent anniversary attempt at a jam issue. The various artists all serve a distinct, story-motivated purpose and look good to boot. Still, TWO reprints? Yeesh."
THIS BOOK GETS 7 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10
Written by ED BRUBAKER Penciled by MICHAEL LARK, John Romita Sr., Gene Colan, Lee Bermejo, Alex Maleev & Marko Djurdjevic.
Wraparound Cover by MARKO DJURDJEVIC.
Daredevil fights for his life, facing his own worst nightmares come true! In a star-studded, triple-sized 100th issue, a red-hot roster of guest artists joins penciler Michael Lark to bring Matt Murdock's history as the Man Without Fear to life, while DD struggles against that which he fears most! Don’t miss the first chapter of the groundbreaking third arc by the award-winning team of Brubaker and Lark–"Without Fear" begins with a bang!
"A killer jam issue from Daredevil heavyweights, this book still has its share of problems. First, this is in NO WAY a “Part 1”, much more like “Part 7” of the preceding storyline. Secondly, two backups? Reprints at that? No thanks. But those complaints aside, this issue holds up a lot better than DC’s recent anniversary attempt at a jam issue. The various artists all serve a distinct, story-motivated purpose and look good to boot. Still, TWO reprints? Yeesh."
THIS BOOK GETS 7 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10
