The book also includes a cover gallery that features drawing by the likes of Joe Quesada, David Mack and Brian Bendis, among others. Finally, it reprints a classic Frank Miller Daredevil tale that remains every bit as powerful as the first time I read it. As a whole, though, these back-ups don't quite measure up to the outstanding supporting material found it Amazing #600. Luckily, Brubaker's main feature alone makes this issue well worth the $4.99 cover price. Read Full Review

This is a fine farewell to Brubaker, Lark, and Gaudiano's "Daredevil," and with its jam-packed pages, this is a comic book not to be missed. Read Full Review

Daredevil #500 was a spectacular read. Brubaker and Lark did a fantastic job with this anniversary issue that serves as a great way to end their run on this title. The place were they leave Matt and his supporting cast is a very interesting place for Diggle to pick up on and I will be interesting to see were the characters are headed from this point forward. I definitely recommend picking this story when it comes out in trade paperback as it is a very deep and complex story that has some great action scenes with very likable characters. Read Full Review

It'll be interesting to see what the future holds for "The Man Without Fear." Given past ups-and-downs, I'd be a little worried if I were him. Read Full Review

A very good main feature and absolutely fantastic back-up in a book that would reach an A grade, were it not for all the damn filler. Read Full Review

Initially I thought I would take the time to comment on Marvel's re-numbering system but this issue was so much fun I do not think it warrants anything more than a passing mention. Daredevil was re-launched with a new number one and after one hundred and nineteen issues, Marvel reverted the title back to its original numbering. If this book can keep up the great writing, art and add some ninjas! from time to time, I will back for five hundred more...in the oversized hardcover edition of course. Congratulations on the anniversary! Read Full Review

Daredevil had been becoming a bit of a repetitive drag recently. How many times can we see, and endure, a storyline where Matts life hits rock bottom, his current love interest either goes insane, becomes a mortal enemy, dies, or all of the above, and still be as interesting as the last several times Matt was subjected to these tragedies? Honestly, it really isnt that interesting anymore at all. The new direction that Matts life is taking can prove to be very interesting from the standpoint of where it can lead, and has the potential for Matt/Daredevil to interact with many more of Marvels characters than usual. Time will tell, obviously, but Daredevil looks to remain worth checking out each month. Read Full Review

It's all very solid work from all involved (even if Diggle makes an inauspicious start with the character in his backup) and it's a fitting commemoration of the character after 500 issues. Read Full Review

So to summarise, this collection of stories meant this was definitely the best comic I read last week and a must buy for any DD fans. Don't miss it. Read Full Review

Brubaker/Lark 6.5
Diggle/Tan 5
Nocenti/Aja 10

Ed Brubaker - 5/10
Andy Diggle - 6/10
Ann Nocenti - 8/10