A simple change of venues for one of Matt Murdock's cases becomes more complicated when The Punisher attempts to send the defendant away...permanently! If Daredevil and Blindspot want to get this mobster his day in court, it will take every ounce of wit and wile they have. All Frank needs to get what he wants is a bullet. The race is on!
This issue doesn’t give us anything too new in the series. We’re still looking at the Punisher vs Daredevil, and they’re both still trying to kill/save Antonov. However, Blindspot sort of comes to the forefronts of this issue, which is really awesome. This is a series for any Punisher or Daredevil fan. There’s action, fighting (maybe too much fighting without any pay out), chasing, and the freaking S.W.A.T. Team! What’s going to happen?! Read Full Review
The art is great and moves along nicely with the story, but as I stated at the beginning it was a story that moved way too fast, but then again, when the plot revolves around two characters like Daredevil and Punisher…what do you expect. You get what you would want out of a comic like this, so I guess it's mission accomplished for all parties involved. Read Full Review
This series is exactly what I want from a Daredevil series, and with Daredevil having just dropped it’s second season on Netflix, I am not surprised that Marvel isn’t hammering this pair down our throats in every way possible (kind of like the Avengers Unity Squad aka Uncanny Avengers being in every book ever for like three straight months...). I love this book, but the only thing that stuck out to me, was how jacked, ripped, cut, shredded and whatever other super muscly synonyms you can wrangle up that Daredevil and Blindspot are. I understand that it’s a creative choice for the style of the book for them to be 90’s Liefeld-ian muscle monsters who bleed Creatine and cry that chalk/powder you use at the gym for better grip (can you more
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