Daredevil: The Man Without Fear TPB (Daredevil (Unnumbered))

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Back at home he overhears his father talking with representatives from the company whose chemicals ended up into Matt’s eyes. E clar că omul eșuează ca traducător de benzi desenate - e singurul traducător de așa ceva care m-a făcut să mă exprim în materie de traducere. But IIRC, it went beyond just minor inconsistencies in plot details (although there were many of those as well); I also found the whole thing off "tonally"-- like Miller was trying to re-make early Daredevil from his own (far darker) point of view.

So, taking as your “battle name” the same nickname that you had as a kid is kinda dumb since some of those men can guess who is under the mask. Her father has brought in psychologists to help her, but it is implied that she is fighting off mental domination from The Hand. Despite the datedness, this is a solidly crafted origin book featuring one of the best superheroes in comics and sporting some great imagery by John Romita Jr.Reading in 2023, a lot of the dialogue and inner monologue feels dated, but the overall themes and character arc still works really well. Art and story compliment each other seamlessly, character driven rather than action packed, but when the action comes it is so vivid you will remember it. An unbreakable will and a keen intelligence, helping focus the super-senses he was blessed with during the accident.

But we still know that something like the events in this series must have occurred in the regular Marvel Universe because this series is referenced by later books (especially as relates to Typhoid Mary). Por una parte, el de defraudar a los fans genuinos y desde luego, el de no crear una historia consistente para el que quiera iniciarse en el personaje, ya que, inevitablemente, se dan muchas cosas por supuestas. Daredevil στα ελληνικά, μιας και τον συμπάθησα πάρα πολύ και μου φάνηκε λιγάκι διαφορετικός από άλλους σούπερ ήρωες. It's funny to be raising these concerns now because back while I was reading the five issues, and even after a few hours when I finished the entire story--I was very much into everything. And certainly, taking in account that that’s an origin’s story, it was a disappointment that Matt’s mother was presented so briefly and without exposing any details about her.But Matt Murdock to me stood out on his own while reading this, mostly because I thought Charlie Cox was so amazing in the role and I already like him enough there so he was the one I'm imagining while reading Miller's version. At any rate, this is a classic Daredevil story and totally worth reading and owning if you're a fan of the Man Without Fear. I don’t dislike John Romita Jr’s art but he doesn’t do much in showing the reader how Matt uses his senses to defeat his opponents. But then again, every brooding vigilante who is too committed to his ideals that he has no social life whatsover is immediately drawn parallels with to Batman (the CW's Oliver Queen is essentially very Batman-esque, and I ate it up to the point I no longer felt guilty demanding more servings of it).

Frank Miller’s writing: I have been reading many of Frank Miller’s works, with his work on “Batman” being the ones I had read the most, and I had enjoyed his work so far.It’s not the worst retelling of the origin though, so there’s that at least for new readers, but it does have some weird/silly aspects to it that is all Miller unfortunately. Public αγόρασα τον τόμο μισοτιμής και χαίρομαι ιδιαίτερα γι'αυτό, γιατί απόλαυσα μια πραγματικά ενδιαφέρουσα, συναρπαστική και καλογραμμένη ιστορία, μ'έναν αρκετά ενδιαφέροντα σούπερ ήρωα. His best friend, college roommate and fellow lawyer, Foggy, is present here but unlike in the show where their friendship and disagreements are integral to Matt's conflict and eventual development, Foggy here feels like he was only shoehorned in. I have heard for a long time that Frank Miller did Daredevil right and I must admit after reading The Man Without Fear, I agree.