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    Daredevil » Daredevil #98 - To the Devil, His Due; Part four of five released by Marvel on August 1, 2007.

    mask_of_tengu's Daredevil #98 - To the Devil, His Due; Part four of five review

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    Daredevil Vs Gladiator

    I pretty much have to agree with The Liberator. The cover is very nice. The art matches and the writing is superb. I wish the Gladiator would wear his old mask though that was my only gripe...I like the mask...but I understood what they were trying to do.

    I could feel Matt's panic wanting to save Milla from Gladiator but not wanting to fight the police and then afterwards when he tries to track Milla down.

    The flashback to the deaths of Karen Page and Elektra was well done. It reminds me that Daredevil really does need to kick Bullseye's ass again...too bad he is paralyzed.

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      A Solid Story and Engaging Story Arc...What's With the End? 0

      Daredevil #98 - To the Devil, His Due; Part four of five by the_liberator on July 05, 2007

      I've been reading Daredevil and Iron Fist for the past few months, and I have to say that both books have been very well done by many of the same artists and authors, as well as other crew members. This particular Daredevil felt like one of the classic stories about the Hell's Kitchen lawyer and that's definetly a good thing for me; I don't think that every single superhero title should have to deal with the aftermath of the Civil War now, especially with the onset of World War Hulk. I've liked ...

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