Daredevil: Black Armor #4
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| Writer | D.G. Chichester |
| Artist | Netho Diaz |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
THE FINAL ROUND!
The maestro behind the Machiavellian machinations plaguing Hell's Kitchen stands revealed - WITH HIS HANDS AT DAREDEVIL'S THROAT!
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Feb 14, 2024If the goal of Black Armor was to capture what was best in the Daredevil comics of this oft-maligned time in the 90s and inspire the thought that it really wasn't that bad, then it generally succeeds. Read Full Review
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8.0
Plot
Matt Murdock manages to recover his armor and free Mole Man who summons his Moloids and attacks all the villains controlled by Baron Von Strucker.
The escape with the kidnapped victims is assisted by Iron Man.
Exciting chapter that closes this adventure where Daredevil debuts an armor that gives him more self-confidence so he doesn't fear anything. Although many aspects remained unresolved.
Art
It's detailed with exciting dynamism, elevating just how deadly Daredevil looks in this new uniform. There are some amazing aerial sequences.
Summary
Matt manages to rescue all those tortured by Baron Von Strucker's macabre games.
Exciting and dizzying closing of an intense miniseries.+ Like • Comment -
7.5
The plot coasts to a smooth, logical resolution. The art stays in its "retro, but refined" lane. I remain somewhat perplexed by the writing. In my opinion, the author has a terrific ear for dialogue. And yet the narration is always poised on the edge of pretension.
Anyway. It's a solid flashback story that fulfills its assignment: Evoking a specific moment in Daredevil continuity and putting a little modern polish on it.
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7.0
(Cover Date: April, 2024)
A step down from the prior three issues. The loose ends are tied up quickly.
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