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Daredevil #4 (2011)
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2011 Marvel
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by MARK WAID
Pencils & Cover by MARCOS MARTIN
Variant Cover by BRYAN HITCH
THE DEATH DEFYING DEBUT OF MARCOS MARTIN! Matt Murdock begins his new career--one that will expose Daredevil to crime and evil in a whole new way! If you thought the odds were against Matt as a trial lawyer, you won't believe the challenges his new job brings--and what they'll do to his private life!
Date Available: 09/21/2011
BONUS REVIEW by PASTOR SAM
Ah, the end of September. It brings with it two things I’ve eagerly anticipated, post-season baseball and a new artist on Daredevil. And much as a pitcher can have a decent game with any only old catcher, he won’t turn in his best game unless he is working with a catcher only really knows how to handle him. Marcos Martin takes the always solid Mark Waid and delivers a perfect game to kick off his run. This is an artist’s book, no doubt about it. While the text and dialogue are great as usual, it is the pictures here that tell the story. Martin makes you feel what it’s like to be Daredevil, not just see it. In fact, some of the scenes are so descriptive, that the text seems almost redundant. That being said, the story is also engaging as Waid does a superb job of painting our hero into a corner and I can’t wait to see how he gets out of it. So put on your cleats, grab your glove and let’s play ball with everyone’s favorite scarlet swashbuckler!
8 out of 10 Grahams
Written by MARK WAID
Pencils & Cover by MARCOS MARTIN
Variant Cover by BRYAN HITCH
THE DEATH DEFYING DEBUT OF MARCOS MARTIN! Matt Murdock begins his new career--one that will expose Daredevil to crime and evil in a whole new way! If you thought the odds were against Matt as a trial lawyer, you won't believe the challenges his new job brings--and what they'll do to his private life!
Date Available: 09/21/2011
BONUS REVIEW by PASTOR SAM
Ah, the end of September. It brings with it two things I’ve eagerly anticipated, post-season baseball and a new artist on Daredevil. And much as a pitcher can have a decent game with any only old catcher, he won’t turn in his best game unless he is working with a catcher only really knows how to handle him. Marcos Martin takes the always solid Mark Waid and delivers a perfect game to kick off his run. This is an artist’s book, no doubt about it. While the text and dialogue are great as usual, it is the pictures here that tell the story. Martin makes you feel what it’s like to be Daredevil, not just see it. In fact, some of the scenes are so descriptive, that the text seems almost redundant. That being said, the story is also engaging as Waid does a superb job of painting our hero into a corner and I can’t wait to see how he gets out of it. So put on your cleats, grab your glove and let’s play ball with everyone’s favorite scarlet swashbuckler!
8 out of 10 Grahams
