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Daredevil #508 (1998)
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1998 Marvel Comics
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by ANDY DIGGLE & ANTHONY JOHNSTON
Penciled by ROBERTO DE LA TORRE
Cover by JOHN CASSADAY
SHADOWLAND Tie-in Matt Murdock has long played judge and jury to criminals as Daredevil, but has he now become executioner as well?! SHADOWLAND takes over Daredevil and his friends aren't about to stand by and lose him on the path he seems destined for. A major player joins the battle as Hell's Kitchen is about to live up to its name once more! 32 PGS.
Date Available: 07/14/2010
BONUS REVIEW by PASTOR SAM
The Pastor who loves the "devil" is back with your Daredevil 508 review. Coming on the heels of Shadowland #1 we find Matt reeling from the apparent murder of Bullseye. As was mentioned in the Shadowland review this issue gives you a brief look inside the mind of Matt Murdoch as he and those closest to him process the questionable choices "Lord Daredevil" has made. If you are a regular reader of the series you can expect more of the same solid artwork as has been the case for some time. The writing is also pretty solid and consistent with what we have come to expect from these characters with the exception of White Tiger who steals the show. Finally, Marvel U. fans will appreciate the surprise reappearance of a Frank Miller creation at the very end. If you are reading Shadowland, this is a must read. If you are not, you are missing out on a great story.
I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams
Written by ANDY DIGGLE & ANTHONY JOHNSTON
Penciled by ROBERTO DE LA TORRE
Cover by JOHN CASSADAY
SHADOWLAND Tie-in Matt Murdock has long played judge and jury to criminals as Daredevil, but has he now become executioner as well?! SHADOWLAND takes over Daredevil and his friends aren't about to stand by and lose him on the path he seems destined for. A major player joins the battle as Hell's Kitchen is about to live up to its name once more! 32 PGS.
Date Available: 07/14/2010
BONUS REVIEW by PASTOR SAM
The Pastor who loves the "devil" is back with your Daredevil 508 review. Coming on the heels of Shadowland #1 we find Matt reeling from the apparent murder of Bullseye. As was mentioned in the Shadowland review this issue gives you a brief look inside the mind of Matt Murdoch as he and those closest to him process the questionable choices "Lord Daredevil" has made. If you are a regular reader of the series you can expect more of the same solid artwork as has been the case for some time. The writing is also pretty solid and consistent with what we have come to expect from these characters with the exception of White Tiger who steals the show. Finally, Marvel U. fans will appreciate the surprise reappearance of a Frank Miller creation at the very end. If you are reading Shadowland, this is a must read. If you are not, you are missing out on a great story.
I give it 8 out of 10 Grahams
