Captain America inspires, Spider-Man hopes, Deadpool memes, Daredevil suffers. Suffering has been the emotional core of the Daredevil book ever since Frank Miller rescued him from the ash heap. His catholic guilt tormented him. His body betrayed him. His loved ones were hurt because of him. His whole life was a disaster, at all times. That is until Mark Waid got a hold of him.

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Not a typo. Some of Daredevil’s most recent exploits -and Axis tie ins– occur within Superior Iron Man. Daredevil has had some decent writers at the helm: Brian Michael Bendis, Stan Lee, Ed Brubaker and Frank Miller (before he took the express choo choo to crazy Misanthropeville). He’s also had some bad writers penning some turds as well: Ann Noscenti and Kevin Smith come to mind.Okay, and I did read it in one go, but not enough to make me love the character (unlike, for example, Kelly Sue’s Captain Marvel or the new elements introduced to the team in Gillon’s Young Avengers, which were also Marvel Now titles). Cole: You know what gives me the strength? My loss. We're alike that way, I imagine. Admit it, nobody who's a stranger to that particular pain could ever be as driven as us.

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DAREDEVIL: LOVE'S LABORS LOST

So I’m posting the same review for both Vol. 1 & 2 and calling it a day. I’ll also get credit for 2 books on the challenge. That’s what you get for not having the correct editions, Goodreads! Rampant cheating of the system! How the echolocation is represented through the art of Paolo Rivera and Marcos Martin is the best aspect of the book. Through innovative panels showing figures made up of a particular sound to illustrate how Matt “sees” them or through a kind of pop-art version of a street scene where words representing a sound or smell replace objects, they provide the reader with a unique and clever perspective on Daredevil. All this despite drawing Matt to look like Val Kilmer. The reason why I gave this volume a four star rating was because I felt that the story tend to jump all over the place, mainly during the first half of the volume. I actually felt that the second half of the volume was much more superior as we had a straight forward story than we did in the first half of the volume. Also, I will admit that because I did not read “Shadowland” before I dived into this volume, I was a bit confused about how everyone found out about Matt’s secret or how Matt went out of control during “Shadowland.”