• In a surprising turn of events, Matt Murdock's fictional twin brother, MIKE MURDOCK, has shown up alive in Hell's Kitchen!
• Dodging DAREDEVIL'S attempt to capture him, Mike hunts down the only person who can help him find his brother - FOGGY NELSON!
Rated T+
While Soule is probably far off from the always-fated showdown between the Kingpin and Daredevil, issues like these show that DD doesn't need to always be fighting epic waves of Hand ninja or the machinations of Wilson Fisk. Sometimes, all it needs is some family drama. Read Full Review
The icing on the cake in this book comes at the end when a character from recent Marvel history enters the stage. None other than Parker Robbins a.k.a The Hood. All the play he got from a very formative time in my Marvel Comics reading made him the perfect choice to get me excited about the direction this weird story is going. So bring it on, Soule. Let's see what you got. Read Full Review
Daredevil #608 was another excellent issue in what continues to be one of Marvel's best comic books. Charles Soule does a great job presenting Mike Murdock as an unexpected wildcard for the ongoing war between Daredevil and Mayor Wilson Fisk. Matt Murdock's own actions put into question how exactly this story arc will affect the long-term story Soule is developing. With those questions in the air there is a lot to be excited for with what will happen next in the pages of Daredevil. Read Full Review
This is a good issue, but it could have been set up better and been done without interrupting the overarching story. Read Full Review
Whether this turns out to be a successful direction remains to be seen, but this remains an enjoyable and intriguing comic to read on a monthly basis. Read Full Review
So... Mike Murdock is a thing now. Well, this was a fun little arc made great by Noto's beautiful art.
The saga of Mike Murdock winds to a close - but not an end. This issue delivers great art, sound writing, and just enough character insight to make a completely crazy decision sound reasonable. I can see Matt's choice here causing no end of problems in the future.
Though a weird and unnecessary arc, Daredevil 608 featured some of the series’ best art by Phil Noto, and this issues’ conclusion was satisfying as Mike accepts a job from good ol Parker Robbins aka the Hood!
Mike makes for a weird but intriguing villain.
just not really interested in matt's brother
its like they were trying to build up Matt and show what a good guy he is.. but really it just comes off as he's the stupidest hero since Burnside Batgirl.
the art was really good in some panels.. and ok in others. not quite great enough to earn extra points.
from a base of 6, this gets a rating of: 5.
-1 because: it was confusing.
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