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    Daredevil #1

    Daredevil » Daredevil #1 released by Marvel on September 1, 2011.

    fojtikbt's Daredevil #1 review

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    Wow. Just wow.

    I've never really enjoyed the character of Daredevil, but when I read this issue I changed my mind completely. I am probably one of the only people who saw the Daredevil movie and actually enjoyed some of it. After watching it I wanted to learn more about the character, so I read Daredevil : Yellow. It was an alright series. I didn't like the art, but it was a pretty good way to be introduced to the character. This issue was a much better introduction than Yellow. I also really enjoyed the art in this book. It was very intriguing. Not only that, but for the first time ever I actually noticed the colors in a comic book. The colors are fantastic and complement the story greatly.

    I give this issue 5/5 stars.

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