He is determined to obsession, undoubtedly intelligent, a compete jackass, manipulative and self-absorbed, and you’re still dying to see what happens next. Frank Miller's spellbinding scripts and pulse-pounding pencils herald one of Daredevil's greatest eras, just in time for the Kingpin and Bullseye's efforts to rob the Man Without Fear of everything he holds dear! Plus: Look back on Matt Murdock's formative years as a young boy grows into a Man Without Fear, and experience Miller's very first work on two Marvel icons as Daredevil teams up with Spider-Man! On the front we have a muscular Daredevil, representing Miller's style of the time, fascinating but quite stiff, recognisable but still reminiscent of Marvel's house style.

Al menos hasta ahora mismo, que vivimos la época mas baja en cuanto al personaje y mas triste al ver que la alaban tanto los que nunca han hecho ni puto caso al personaje.Not only does this collection re-invent the Man Without Fear, but it also shapes his world in ways that are still very much felt in Marvel comics, movies, and TV shows to this day. Miller re-defined the presentation of comic book characters and heroic fiction with his grand-daddy of graphic novels, “The Dark Knight. But even in less important chapters of their run such as this, Miller and Janson manage to pool out some interesting visual ideas. Anyhow, as you can see from the image above, Deedee's cultural insensitivity pays in a pivot moment, so all's well what ends well.

In the interview in the back, Miller actually expresses a few times how he wanted to level the humour and violence so there was almost a balance, so one wouldn't become too much and make the book boring (shame he still doesn't take that approach, but I won't get into that). Overall, it was a very interesting way of experiencing this Matt Murdock: a darker and much more morally complicated version; one who, in the midst of internal chaos, uses those he loves the most in such a nonchalant fashion without even thinking of the effect his actions have on them, but who also ultimately ends up realizing just how far reaching the consequences of his behavior are. are mostly Miller as artist, and they're more typical superhero fare (though they set up villains like Bullseye and the Gladiator who carry into Miller's issues proper).Esta etapa es también importante porque marca un antes y un después ya no solo para el personaje, sino también para el autor y para el género de superhéroes en general. In a sea of good things to offer, Miller’s grand feat is probably turning Daredevil into an antihero above anything else. Far more downs than I had expected, what with the casual misogyny and (not) subtle racism of the time period in the characterization of several characters. So watch that if you want to hear about its themes: crime and redemption, salvation through love, perdition through loss.

I mezi jeho čísly jsou celkem znatelné kvalitativní výkyvy - snad vše s Elektrou je super, druhé hledání Sticka naopak dost špatné. No todo es estupendo y tiene algunos altibajos, pero en general es el personaje negro y duro que ha llegado casi hasta nuestros días y que con un poco de suerte volveremos a ver dentro de un par de meses en la serie de Netflix. I was never a huge fan of Daredevil but since I've started collecting the recent stuff by Mark Waid (which is excellent by the way) I felt I finally needed to get this omnibus and explore what I was told was some of the best stories and art in comics history. Characterization is also a bit mixed for me with some characters being rather one dimensional (Foggy, Bullseye) while others are more well rounded or intriguing.Las tintas de Klaus Janson le vienen al dedillo al dibujo de Miller, quien por entonces no había revertido al estilo feísta que empezó a tener a partir de 300 y que ha empeorado considerablemente con el paso de los años. And not only does he establish, reestablish, and create new characters, he has terrific stories for them as well. Frank Miller's run on daredevil is one of those legendary runs that you hear about as a comic book fan. Economy of brush strokes and backgrounds, the big limitation of the product here, sometimes entail great results.

This is Miller at the beginning of his career, and if you're familiar with his work, the seeds of what would come are sewn here. This book stands apart from Miller's other work in that, while the quality is (very) high, it is a serial.Los grapas (más de 30) que se recogen en este omnibus cubren toda esta etapa que habría de culminar después en otras obras como Born Again, el Hombre sin Miedo o Elektra Assasin. Seriously, humour neither contributes to every situation nor should everyone consider themselves funny. He’s got it all, and just in the right amount: Supernatural skills that essentially fall short compared to the set of skills he’s acquired through hard work and discipline, yet enough hot-headedness to screw up said hard work and discipline, a childhood trauma on top of another childhood trauma, plenty of brooding to last him five lifetimes and enough moral ambiguousness to save him from being disgustingly good. I won't spoil anything despite this being old but the amount of world building, chaos, and sadness this book contains is awesome. Bohužel je to z doby, kdy o "show don't tell" v komiksech nikdo neslyšel a na spoustě míst je to vidět dost bolestivě.