What if instead of a blind Catholic son of a bum, Daredevil was ex military with a healing factor? That's pretty much my impression of this book. (I know the "instead of" pretty much stripped Daredevil of all of his main characteristics but that's the vibe I got.) It was fun. The art is pretty good and the writing and plot remind me of early Image stuff. Not groundbreaking or award winning, but fun nonetheless. more

Big fan of this run. The writing is great and the art is solid. I like Wendigo as the legacy Wolverine here and Nightcrawler's part is great too. Nice seeing him getting to live as a normie but still has his hero's heart. Good stuff.

I REALLY liked this. The plot isn't the most original ever but the writing and art was really good and I love the concepts presented with the villain being a badass demon lady and the young revenger being a boy, it's typically the other way around. I'll definitely be following this book.

The main story was very entertaining but probably my favorite part of this book were the first three backup stories. All three were great and I NEED a follow-on mini series of the Strange/Constantine story.

This is a decent story but it's not particularly brave or interesting, it doesn't venture too far off the beaten path of Spiderman stories. My least favorite of the AoR books so far but it's not bad.

This plot doesn't seem to be going anywhere in particular but it's an interesting slice of the AoR world. Quentin's kids are little psychos, products of the environment they were raised in. The whole encounter where they hit a wall that they weren't expecting and couldn't handle, then Quentin realizing what it was and telling them to back off and having to make excuses was cool. They're painting the picture so far that Quentin is slipping and the kids are much stronger collectively than him, but I'm hoping it resolves with him realizing what little monsters he's been teaching and goes ham on them showing who is actually the Omega there. more

The art and writing on this book are fantastic. Love the world they've built and the characters they've developed. The twist surprised exactly zero people I'm sure, but it was well done. If this was the final issue of the series (gave those vibes) then it was a good ending point. I would have loved to see what Ralph Bakshi could do with this as a movie.

Great issue, the writing is consistently sharp with this book. The plot and characters are really interesting. The art is pretty rough and not my cup of tea, but I can look past that for the overall story. Enjoying this one a lot.

I'm really digging the setting and lore of this world. This was a good issue for fleshing out characters more. The writing and art is really good (if a little barebones at times in both aspects). There's not a super clear direction so far, we have the outline of a direction and the setting is still being developed. The reveal of the importance of the title at the end was humorous and cool. Hope this book can kick into gear now because I'm already enjoying it but once it finds its footing I think it'll be a great one. more

This is an interesting story with a good cast. It's not a novel concept but the execution is good. Good writing and art. The only complaint I can really come up with is that I'm not as familiar with Red Canary as the writer seems to think, but that's probably on me for not being as familiar with DC in general as I am with Marvel. I'm enjoying it.

Awesome conclusion. Very satisfying. Rosenberg is crazy underrated.