Screaming Enigma's Profile

Matt noooo.

Great issue. I particularly loved the opening conversation between Matt and Reed. I thought it was very well-written and easily the best part of the issue. I thought it, especially, did a great job of not actually "picking a side" in a non-annoying way and saying something meaningful. The rest of this was really good, also, but that part was just fantastic.

A little wordy, but not in a bad way.

Back to greatness with this issue. It's definitely a lot more dialogue-driven than most, if not all, of the previous issues, but it's very well-written dialogue. Really loved the discussion about crime between Matt and the Libris Family, in particular here, with Sharma continuing to do a nice job on the interiors. Will be interesting to see if this is followed up on through any future appearances of the family.more

I like the look into the aftermath of the first arc here, though I'm not enjoying this as much as I was at first. Don't get me wrong, this is still really good, but it's just to quite the same for me, unfortunately. I'd really like Marco Checchetto back, for starters. Sharma as good, but Checchetto is just in a different league. Additionally, this is just going a tad bit slow. Yes, just a tad. In any case, I still liked this a lot and I'm looking forward to more.more

The weakest issue of the run thus far, but still really good. Sharma does a very solid job filling in here on the interiors, though I didn't feel that his art was quite as good as Marco Checchetto's, even if it was good. That said, I like the direction the story is going in. Matt not immediately becoming Daredevil again after the last issue is a good decision, even if there's a 99% chance he'll ge t back in the suit sooner rather than later.more

This is the Next Level launch I was looking forward to the most, and, unfortunately, it's been underwhelming thus far. I do like this book, but I don't love it, either. DaNi's art is pretty hit-or-miss in this issue, and I feel the same way I did in the previous issue. As for the story, I liked it a bit less than #1. Kate's interactions with her dad and just the second half of the book, in general , are fairly intriguing, but I think everything could have come together in a stronger way.more

Good. This one definitely turned up the humor a bit, which was fun. I think I preferred the previous story to this one, but I also really enjoyed Borges's art, hence why I'm giving this the same score. This felt more like it deserved the "Red Band" title than the first one, as well, though it hasn't been incredibly violent, at least not yet. In any case, looking forward to more.

Man, that scene with Spider-Man.

What an ending to the first arc. I think I slightly preferred the previous issue over this one, but this was great in its own ways. The Spider-Man appearance, in particular, was just fantastically done. Luke, Jessica, and Danny were all handled nicely, as well, but Peter's interaction with Matt was on another level. Lovely art from Checchetto once again, also. Such a great book.

Yeah, man...this absolutely rocked. Was very stoked to see Frank showing up in this storyline, and I was not disappointed whatsoever. Zdarsky does a nice job writing both him and Matt here, which is exactly what had me excited about this. Like many others, I really enjoyed the end of their interaction, in particular. Cole hanging up on Wilson was a really interesting moment as well, and I'm lookin g forward to seeing the follow-up to that, if there ends up being some. In any case, this was the best issue so far. Loving this a lot.more

Oh my goooood.

Another great read. Very invested still. Punisher showing up at the end should give way to some more great stuff in the next issue, as his dynamic with Matt is something that I think has the potential to fit incredibly well with the story being told thus far. I need it right now, honestly. Zdarsky & Checchetto are really cooking here, man.

Man, I love this.

Very happy to say that this was even better than the first issue. With that issue making a point to do some introduction/establishment of Matt/Daredevil for new readers, this issue is "allowed" to fully dive into the story Zdarsky wants to tell, and it's great. Checchetto continues to kill it on the interiors, as well, but I'm really loving the way Zdarsky has handled this so far. The scene with M att listening in on Wilson's conversation with Wesley was probably my favorite moment of this, though, the ending was very intriguing, as well.more

This was really great. It's clear that Zdarsky and Checchetto can tell a Daredevil story. This issue was a lot of establishing the new status quo. It's appropriately dour given Matt's current issues, and I'm sure the revelation at the end of this issue will push him even further down. And I really can't wait for more.

A pretty strong start to this run. There are things that weren't my favorite, like the Matt's fight with the robbers and the way the pages were Wilson was introduced at the end were formatted, but there's just so much to like here. Checchetto's art is fantastic and fits Daredevil so well. A very, very great choice for this book. Additionally, I really enjoyed the way Zdarsky wrote just about every thing here. I really enjoyed his voice for Matt, and I thought he did a fantastic job of weaving in and out of flashbacks, with each flashback being very well-written. Of course, though, I have to mention the ending. It's such a simple thing to do, but it works very well with the story being told here. If this is just the first issue, I'm excited to see where the rest of the run goes.more

A nice #1. It's the character work that's the selling point. The characters are written well. The plot is nothing new.

Pretty interesting start to this new arc. Onyebuchi’s writing is, easily, the best part of this. Guara’s interiors were largely solid, though I was missing R.B. Silva throughout. In any case, this was good and I’m looking forward to more. Nothing much else for me to say, really. Though, I was a bit surprised at the prime minister dying, particularly with the way it was depicted.