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Daredevil #92 (1998)

Daredevil #92 (1998)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by Ed Brubaker, penciled by Michael Lark, cover by Lee Bermejo.

Matt Murdock finally comes face-to-face with the person who's been manipulating his life since he was thrown in jail, and you'll be stunned by the revelation! Brubaker and Lark's second arc rounds the corner toward the finish line!
Available: 12/25/2006

BONUS REVIEW by DAL BUSH

After a few mediocre issues (Matador what?) Ed Brubaker brings back to Daredevil the tight plotting and killer twists that led to him writing whatever Marvel titles Bendis isn't. So this issue SHOULD be better than last month's, right? That would be a "wrong" with a capital "Lark". Artist Michael Lark, while going the extra mile, in a very un-Marvel way, to pencil this entire arc, submits a VERY unfinished issue that makes me wish he would've either gotten a fill-in artist or just took the extra few weeks to make it presentable. Just don't "Jim Lee" your schedule, okay Michael? 7 Grahams

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