Daredevil #333
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| Writer | Gregory Wright |
| Artist | Tom Grindberg |
Daredevil saves a homeless man from being attacked and is led through sewer tunnels where he must battle The King.
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5.0
While refreshing after having read a buttload of Chichester's Daredevil, this storyline by Wright starts off with an issue that's just okay. I like Grindberg's art, but the writing still feels a little clunky and the whole comic just has a weird, ugly vibe as Daredevil gets involved with some of New York's most downtrodden and it doesn't seem to be written that sympathetically - some of them come across as basically feral. It's definitely not that bad, though. There's some good moments here as Daredevil does advocate for one innocent man the police are beating. And the story's villain, the King of the Sewers, gets a solid introduction. He seems real gross and Daredevil fighting him in the New York sewage is... something, alright.
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