BACK IN RED! "TRUTH/DARE" STARTS HERE!
THE BATTLE MAY BE OVER, but the WAR is far from finished! After the shocking events of DAREDEVIL #20, CHIP ZDARSKY reunites with MARCO CHECCHETTO to begin the next chapter of their definitive DAREDEVIL saga: HELL AND BACK.
For weeks, Hell's Kitchen has been a lawless neighborhood thanks to the Stromwyn siblings, but as the police are finally able to resume their patrols, they're quick to find that they aren't the only ones interested in keeping the Kitchen safe.
Meanwhile, as Matt Murdock continues to struggle with how best to appease his sense of justice after the events of the past seve more
Seriously, this issue, like much of the series, gets top marks in regards to story, art, and character. This is the perfect jumping on point because what is going to come next may blow your mind. Other comics have the "aftermath" issue and this was one of them, but the drama doesn't stop. Great forward movement of plot points and strong growth for Matt Murdock. Read Full Review
Daredevil #21 is a fantastic issue that beautifully bookends one arc before unleashing the readers on another. The writing by Zdarsky is among his best of his run, and his understanding of the character Matt Murdock is evident in every page. Both Checchetto and Iacono fill this issue with emotion and atmosphere. So many of the panels are achingly sad, but they are so well crafted that you cant help but be in awe of it. Daredevils ordeal is far from over. Read Full Review
Daredevil #21 marks a mighty turning point in Matt Murdock's life. It's the inevitable conclusion of almost everything this volume has done with the character. But it's not a finale; this issue bangs the gong to celebrate the return of Daredevil (with supremely talented storytelling) while also charting out a dark new path ahead of him. Read Full Review
If you haven't been reading this stylish and confidently told series, do yourself a favor and buy Daredevil today. Read Full Review
This issue is both an epilogue and a brand new chapter in the Daredevil legacy. I recommend this one very strongly. Read Full Review
Daredevil #21 continues the trend of excellence that Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto have been known for on this series. The consequences of Matt Murdock's actions and decision are felt throughout this issue. How it all works together to tell a greater story makes what happens next even more exciting to see play out. Read Full Review
"Daredevil" #21 is yet another shift in this run of "Daredevil", wrapping up several storylines and setting the stage for more. Read Full Review
I am, at times, and can also see why some fans may be, a bit frustrated with Daredevil #21. We are again left with more questions than answers, and it does seem that this storyline is dragging on a bit. I am interested, and every time I think I am over it Zdarsky pulls me back in, but at times I am kind of waiting for something new to happen, as well. Read Full Review
Daredevil is the best book on the shelves right now, and Chip Zdarsky kicks off his next huge storyline this month, and it's going to be a doozy. This issue is one of those transition issues between big arcs and is mostly setup for what's to come. It's still a must-read for Daredevil fans, but if you aren't reading this book, I suggest you get your head checked and start from the beginning of the run. It's well worth the time and effort. Read Full Review
An explosive climax can easily lead to a messy denouement, which makes Daredevil #21 an essential turning point for one of Marvel's most impressive series given the choices it must address. Read Full Review
You can purchase this issue via comiXology Read Full Review
So Matt is going to prison… as Daredevil. I like how this issue builds on Soule’s Supreme arc where Matt manages to testify in court as Daredevil. With this law Foggy finds a way for Matt to keep his identity secret and it also fits well with Matt finally accepting the Daredevil identity, realising that it’s a part of him that can’t be abandoned.
Gonna be interesting to see how Zdarsky writes these next couple. Obviously Matt is gonna serve his time for his crime but I doubt Chip will go down the road of having DD’s identity public again so soon after Bendis and Waid did it.
Zdarsky's Spider-Man is phenomenal!
This continues to be the best book on the shelves in every way! This is a must read ‘Nuff Said
Another amazing issue. This run has been near perfect.
So great! I love this comic.
"Now get the #$@% out of my home... Before i call the cops."
I feel it's just a little shy of perfect as a single issue. So much of its impact hinges on paying off stuff that's been set up for 20 issues (and more). It's still damn sure great if you've read all that groundwork.
Really well written. I do hate sometimes when Matt Murdock is just pushed too far and where hes headed is kind of a bummer but, its been so well thought out and executed that you cant help but love it.
Just seeing Matt stand up to Spider-Man is worth the price of admission.
It's good and frustrating at the same time. As soon as we get some answers we are delayed again and it gets tiresome sometimes because this has been the same idea for over 21 issues. Zdarsky knows what he's doing in some aspects as it is perfectly thought out but I do wish he doesn't drag some other aspects of the story. Chechetto is awesome as usual and fits the mood perfectly with his art.
Eh, the Spider-Man part was weird. I'm curious to see where this goes.
Not bad but honestly I'm not feeling this whole Daredevil on trial thing Zdarsky is building towards. The potential for Matt to go to jail just feels like been-there-done-that territory.
© 2024
/21_medium.jpg)
Prev
