Matt Murdock has long played judge and jury to criminals as Daredevil, but has he now become executioner as well?! SHADOWLAND takes over Daredevil and his friends aren't about to stand by and lose him on the path he seems destined for. A major player joins the battle as Hell's Kitchen is about to live up to its name once more! COLLECTING: Daredevil #508-512
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While the book can be understood, before you buy this you should understand that not all of the story (Which is a good story indeed) are in these pages. This can leave you annoyed as it feels like you're skipping over important narrative. So should you buy this? Yes but not without it's companions.
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As I said in the review for Shadowland, the greatest DD era in Marvel history is over.
You can almost smell the panic on the pages as Marvel realises one of its franchise characters might actually experience something that really does change the status quo for once. So they throw Shadowland into the mix to try to fix it. But it only makes things worse.
Daredevil: Reborn feels like an attempt to fix this little fix-up-that-failed. But the good news is that Mark Waid's run on DD is getting some great reviews. So do yourself a favour, and skip ahead to Daredevil by Mark Waid - Vol. 1 (Daredevil; The Devil Inside and Out)
To relive the greatest era of Daredevil, so back to Guardian Devil, then follow it up with:
Daredevil/Echo: Parts Of A Hole Premiere HC
Brian Michael's astounding run begins in Daredevil By Brian Michael Bendis & Alex Maleev Ultimate Collection Book 1 TPB
...then Ed Brubaker takes over with Daredevil By Brubaker & Lark Ultimate Collection 1
And we'll pretend this Shadowland nonsense never happened...
You can almost smell the panic on the pages as Marvel realises one of its franchise characters might actually experience something that really does change the status quo for once. So they throw Shadowland into the mix to try to fix it. But it only makes things worse.
Daredevil: Reborn feels like an attempt to fix this little fix-up-that-failed. But the good news is that Mark Waid's run on DD is getting some great reviews. So do yourself a favour, and skip ahead to Daredevil by Mark Waid - Vol. 1 (Daredevil; The Devil Inside and Out)
To relive the greatest era of Daredevil, so back to Guardian Devil, then follow it up with:
Daredevil/Echo: Parts Of A Hole Premiere HC
Brian Michael's astounding run begins in Daredevil By Brian Michael Bendis & Alex Maleev Ultimate Collection Book 1 TPB
...then Ed Brubaker takes over with Daredevil By Brubaker & Lark Ultimate Collection 1
And we'll pretend this Shadowland nonsense never happened...
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I have followed the recent releases for DD with anticipation from the devil inside and out to the Devils Hand and thought the saga could only continue to deliver a fantastic character development which is missing from other Marvel titles, but both the editions of Shadow land (why two titles the same?) are a complete failure.
Marvel sought via the epic Civil War to create a base story with overspills to engage the reader with new view points, but Shadow Land is a total breakdown in story telling with overlaps, gaps and unanswered structure to the tale across two separate titles, which without having both copies on hand becomes a joke. These make me want to discard any future DD graphic novels, and definitely avoid the spin off Shadow Land titles.
How can Marvel get it so wrong? Without creating a spoiler for an already spoilt story the sudden change in DD is almost something out of a Harry Potter story. Forget Voldermort this is the DD event that should never be named.
Shadow Land - more a case of a shadow of its former self.
Marvel sought via the epic Civil War to create a base story with overspills to engage the reader with new view points, but Shadow Land is a total breakdown in story telling with overlaps, gaps and unanswered structure to the tale across two separate titles, which without having both copies on hand becomes a joke. These make me want to discard any future DD graphic novels, and definitely avoid the spin off Shadow Land titles.
How can Marvel get it so wrong? Without creating a spoiler for an already spoilt story the sudden change in DD is almost something out of a Harry Potter story. Forget Voldermort this is the DD event that should never be named.
Shadow Land - more a case of a shadow of its former self.
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