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DD you dog you! 0
Art: Kano is a terribly consistent drawer (I think that's a good thing!) He has quite an unorthodox style. Old-school but It's good, very sharp and clean although sometimes just a little too bright for my liking. It is Daredevil after all. However when it looks good it looks great, some of the spreads are just breathtaking.Plot: Daredevil, Spiderman and Black Cat try to unravel the burglary case and clear Black Cats name and retrieve the stolen goods. Some sexual chemistry ignites between Darede...
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Daredevil # 8 0
Mark Waid really putting it it to the web head. This issue is a continuation from Amazing Spider-Man # 677. Last we known there was a frame up of The Black Cat. Since Spider-Man put a spider tracer on The Black Cat it led the authorities directly to the Black Cat. Black Cat feeling tension towards Spider-Man, she decides to electrocute Spider-Man. Daredevil in the mix saves The Black Cat reputation from being a convicted felon. Spider-Man from the previous issue turned his emotion towards Black ...
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Horndog...ha. 0
Synopsis: Does Black Cat has her eyes on Daredevil, or something more?What's Good?I haven't read a Daredevil book since Shadowland, so this is technically my first experience with him since then (not counting Amazing Spider-Man #677) Nevertheless, Mark Waid provides the same amount of fun in his own environment, putting more focus on Daredevil than Spider-Man. Seeing how this is a crossover story, those who didn't get a chance to pick up Amazing Spider-Man #677 won't have to worry as the plot is...
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Spider-man and Daredevil Crossover Part 2 1
This is my video review for Daredevil issue 8. This issue is about Daredevil,Spider-man, and Black Cat teaming up to figure out who framed Black cat for a theft. ...
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Measuring Billy Clubs 0
The only really issue that I had with this entry is that it is the 2nd part of a narrative that started in the Amazing Spider-Man. This means that, if an avid reader of one series and not the other, one would go and pick up their issue of Daredevil, only to see it's part two and, if wanting the whole story, would need to rush back to the store and pick up the other issue, while having probably spoiled so of the narrative already by looking at the pages when opening the issue.That being said, thi...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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