This comic has come a long way since its colorful beginnings - and the good news is, from all indications, Brubaker is just getting warmed up. Read Full Review

If you don't already read Ed's work on this comic, or have really never cared about Daredevil, believe me, you should give this comic a try! I was once a Daredevil hater too, but Ed has totally made me a fan of the character. Read Full Review

While Brubaker's run on "Daredevil" is darker than the one that preceded it, it is no less ambitious and no less engaging. Read Full Review

This isn't groundbreaking work, and I certainly wouldn't rank it anywhere near the top of my best of 2008 list. It is, however, a whole lot of fun. These sorts of arcs are absolutely vital to any ongoing series that has planted its tent poles into predominately somber territories, and keeping that in mind, Lady Bullseye comes as a much-needed breath of fresh air. Read Full Review

If you're a fan of street-level superhero comics that are rooted in the real world, with fully-realised characters and well thought-out plots, you really should be reading Daredevil. "Lady Bullseye" is shaping up to be a real crowd-pleaser, weaving classic superhero elements into a story that also benefits from Brubaker's knack for establishing mood and atmosphere, and setting it all against a satisfying noir backdrop. If and when DC Comics needs to re-invigorate their Batman franchise again, I'd love to see this team be given the reins for an extended period. However, that would mean them leaving Daredevil, and I think I'd rather see them continue to mine this satisfying and rich seam of stories for the time being. Read Full Review