Daredevil #89

Daredevil #89 is another fantastic read. Brubaker continues to throw twists and turns at the reader while constructing an engrossing mystery that leaves the reader wanting more by the end of this issue. I cannot recommend Daredevil enough. This is definitely one of Marvel's top titles. Read Full Review

Brubaker has given himself a lot of leeway to do great things with his complex but uncomplicated story, and I'm very keen to see where it goes next. However, the "swashbuckling" elements that the writer has promised longtime fans prove to be a mixed bag this issue. I loved the slick secret-agent stuff and the gradually-revealed overall plot, but the inclusion of Matt's superhero alter-ego seemed like a concession to comicbook conventions that pulled me out of the story and made little sense for the character. Still, a middling issue of Daredevil is still better-than-average these days, and it hasn't dampened my enthusiasm for Brubaker's run on the book as a whole. Let's see where this goes. Read Full Review

KittyNone

Mar 10, 2024

It's hard not to respect the sheer bravura of unironically pulling out the Matador and getting away with it