Bohužel je to z doby, kdy o "show don't tell" v komiksech nikdo neslyšel a na spoustě míst je to vidět dost bolestivě. Es esta una época dura para ser un fan de Daredevil, porque uno ve con estupor como la vergüenza ajena brota por doquier y como algo que nada tiene que ver con los últimos 40 años y mas con la etapa tontuna que casi lo lleva a la cancelación en la etapa pre-Miller, es encima aplaudido hoy en día. How does a highly-educated grown man with admirable boxing ninja abilities end up running after an annoying brat? Elektra, Kingpin, the dark gritty underbelly of Hells Kitchen, all of these stories are masterfully told and hold up surprisingly well to the test of time. Frank Miller's spellbinding scripts and pulse-pounding pencils mark one of Daredevil's greatest eras - but will the Kingpin and Bullseye's efforts rob the Man Without Fear of everything he holds dear?

Frank Miller's run on daredevil is one of those legendary runs that you hear about as a comic book fan. A lot of small plots working, like Matt and his girlfriend and her company, Foggy and Matt getting a new office, dealing with the Punisher and dealings with Black Widow. Could've done wihtout the abhorrent art at times (on GOD, Klaus Janson can't draw female heroes for shit) and the constant patronizing attitude from Matt's (*cough* definitely not a Frank Miller self-insert *cough*) towards most people who seem out of their depth in hard situations, ie that whole catastrophe with Heather Glenn.

If you want to read Daredevil for any reason-you want to know more about him, you like the character, you are interested in comics history, you are interested in Elektra, etc. I won't spoil anything despite this being old but the amount of world building, chaos, and sadness this book contains is awesome. Miller sets forth the reasonings for Matt Murdoch's love of Elektra, why Bullseye is an arch nemesis (even in light of the Kingpin's constant control of the underworld), the history of Daredevil's mentor Stick and provides for Elektra's death and resurrection. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

Visually, this is simply an eighties gem of a superhero comic which look exactly like an eighties gem of a superhero comic. Certainly chief among these has been Miller’s uniquely classical take on superheroic narrative, “300,” and his “Sin City” books, each of which entered motion pictures with historic successes, and each now in Miller's creative phase of achieving its highly-anticipated sequel. Fantastic run on Daredevil, it starts a bit strange, in the middle of a story, but i think they put it in for completions sake. Dicho sea de paso, que tenéis esta etapa en tomos de Best of Marvel Essentials de Panini y en el coleccionable Daredevil de Forum, pero me crucé con la oportunidad de hacerme con este ominbus americano a mejor precio que estas otras ediciones inferiores y tuve que hacerme con él.Probably the main knock on this comic is that it hearkens from a time where a significant proportion of all things relating to comic book superheros took place somewhere in New York City.