COMICS: The Man Without Fear Takes On A Death Defying Stunt In DAREDEVIL #12

COMICS: The Man Without Fear Takes On A Death Defying Stunt In DAREDEVIL #12

The new Stunt-Master has challenged Daredevil to a race across the top of the Golden Gate Bridge...on a motorbike! However, there's a lot more to this than meets the eye, so hit the jump for a first look at the action-packed Daredevil #12 from Mark Waid and Chris Samnee...

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By JoshWilding - Jan 10, 2015 01:01 AM EST
Filed Under: Comics
• The shocking conclusion to Stunt-Master's death defying dare!
• The Owl begins to set his machinations into motion!
• And another old foe waits in the wings to blindside the Man Without Fear!
 









DAREDEVIL #12
Written by MARK WAID
Pencils & Cover by CHRIS SAMNEE
Variant Cover by SALVADOR LARROCA
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parkerray
parkerray - 1/10/2015, 1:19 AM
So different in tone from the last Daredevil stories I read.
GirlRage
GirlRage - 1/10/2015, 1:24 AM
Wooooo go DD!
GirlRage
GirlRage - 1/10/2015, 1:26 AM
Although in that action sequence with the white silhouettes they drew Dare Devils foot as a size 23 or so. Huge foot!
Emblemmaniac
Emblemmaniac - 1/10/2015, 2:58 AM
Speaking of Marvel. Have anybody heard anything about that spideyscoop El Mayimbe said that he had yesterday?
LordDaredevil
LordDaredevil - 1/10/2015, 7:55 AM
Daredevil is such a great character because he can be written in both ways. Bendis and Miller defined the gritty, street-level side of Daredevil with Born Again, The Man Without Fear, and stories like Out.

But then Mark Waid comes along and redefines the character, while still respecting what came before. As much as I love the character, I was getting a little tired of reading stories of Matt taking on The Kingpin again and again. With Waid, we get to see so many of Matt's classic and lesser-known villains get the spotlight.
ekrolo2
ekrolo2 - 1/10/2015, 8:19 AM
I'm really not feeling this run. I love the idea of making Matt not a mopey dude who's live is always in the gutter but Waid's writing isn't working for me. He really fails to make me care whats happenings and it makes every issue of his a drag to read.
rabid
rabid - 1/10/2015, 9:23 AM
I liked the first part of this story. I've loved seeing all these old DD villains revisited and humanized. It worked stronger when they did it in Brubakers run, but that's because nobody tops Maleevs art on the book.
Nivekian
Nivekian - 1/10/2015, 10:17 AM
Daredevil was always taken seriously, the Miller stuff got attention AFTER he got the acclaim, but I remember fans in the 80's hating on the dark, gritty Daredevil stories. You can still see the split in Daredevil fans to this day.
parkerray
parkerray - 1/10/2015, 10:34 AM
Back in the Great Depression and the dirty thirties, Daredevil only had one horn, and it wasn't on his head.
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