Daredevil #24
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| Writer | Saladin Ahmed |
| Artist | Jose Luis Soares |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
BACK IN RED! After a brief interlude and with Bullseye's blood on the Man Without Fear's hands, the streets of Hell's Kitchen are in even more chaos! ELEKTRA and WILSON FISK are both in the wind - and with nobody else to look to, the people of the city need DAREDEVIL more than ever!
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8.0
This was a typical issue of this current series. Nothing special, but well-made and interesting. I'm curious about what Kingpin has been up to in his absence, since supposedly having Jesus scared into him. This seems to be the month of major characters breaking up with the randos they're with (Matt here, MJ in Venom, Spidey's been on rocky ground with his lady for a bit now). And that's fine, I didn't mind either rando partner but they don't add much to the story and sometimes it feels like they just add new random side characters hoping they catch on rather than intentionally crafting a character to serve a real purpose.
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7.5
Plot
Daredevil is back and begins cleaning up Hell's Kitchen's criminals. But a call from Elektra changes everything, as she leads him to a crime scene involving one of the executives of the NOUVELLE corporation, who was responsible for hiring Taskmaster to eliminate Daredevil in the previous installment.
The first scene shows how the victim was disfigured with a laser weapon, and written in blood is the phrase "CHASTENING OF THE ALMIGHTY," something like PUNISHMENT OF THE ALMIGHTY.
Elektra and Daredevil go to a dive bar to look for information when they are attacked by the Wrecker, whom they manage to defeat and who gives them a lead. But suddenly, they hear a scream. There's been another murder of a Nouvelle executiv more -
7.5
I'm really surprised at how the Nyla relationship stuff went from great to bad so quickly. It kind of feels like we are rushing to just wrap up Ahmed's run as soon as possible all of the sudden and I'm not a fan.
Elektra and Matt solving a murder was more interesting and even got a little gruesome. They even go to the Bar with No Name and battle one of the Wrecking Crew. It's fun stuff, but some of the writing was a little tacky (other parts were great at least). -
7.0
Yeah, I really don't think this run is THAT bad, but there still isn't a whole lot that's really grabbing me. Soares is, easily, the best part of this issue, as his interiors are just fantastic. The story is...largely solid? It's not great, but I don't think it's bad whatsoever. Some of the dialogue is a little cheesy for me, but I thought the majority of it was good. With the next issue being the last for Ahmed, I hope this run can end on the highest note it can.
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Art: 3.5/5
Story: 3/5
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6.0
Let's be for real.. it has some merit. It's just ok, but it's not that good. We need a new writer and new cover artist. That cover is horrendous. The interior art was actually pretty good.
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