Daredevil #12

With an unnerving and mysterious villain in Muse and a political backdrop complicated in both morality and scope, this latest arc gives us our best look yet at what this creative team has to offer. Read Full Review

Soule seems to be finding his footing lately on Daredevil. I still dont think his issues are quite as good as some of the excellent writers who have handled the character before. At the same time, the last few comics have been enjoyable overall. I think its laudable that he is trying to add his own contribution to the characters lore through new villains like Tenfingers and Muse. While the latter was a miss, so far Muse has a clever modus operandi and enough mystery. Daredevil #12 does a good job of connecting the dots in the story arc while also giving this particular comic something worth reading. I dont think the Inhumans should become a fixture of Daredevil, but theyre working so far in small doses. Read Full Review

For all but those who think Inhumans are the best thing ever, Daredevil #12 proves to be a detour best forgotten as no part of the overall story of tracking down the killer (whatever his name is) will be missed by completely ignoring this issue. Pass. Read Full Review

Gizmo

Jan 17, 2017

Yeah! Daredevil: 1, Karnak: 0. F you Karnak. Man,the Inhumans really are jerks, especially Medusa, I'm glad this cop is down with the cause and not willing to surrender to political grandstanding. The art complements this gritty story and the new villain is cool.

Ryan

Jun 15, 2019

I find the Inhumans so unlikeable even when their main writer Charles Soule writes them. Inhumans have been used and written so horribly since the Infinity event and that’s a shame because they were great before that. Anyways, pretty good arc and I loved Blindspit getting more character development

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Avanvolk - Feb 20, 2025

Blindspit LOL

Kenjamin

May 27, 2024

Art: 3.5/5 Story: 3.5/5 Total: 7/10