Matt Murdoch is forever in the ‘man pain’ category and much like most Batman stories the writers don’t tend to deviate too much from the well worn expectations the reader has with Daredevil.Īs with most monthly comics the art is hit and miss and the issues by Sharma don’t hold up to the high standards set by Checchetto. The ten issues collected here are very solid but do little to add a new dimension to Daredevil.
The story with the new detective is good and any time we see Kingpin playing the long game is always reliably good. Matt being a playboy and continuing to own it is always fun as he’s easily Marvel’s biggest horn dog. He’s an artist that somehow turns in monthly comics with the highest standards. Marco Checchetto’s art is so, so good and really elevates the first six issues. Cole, however, seems less than pleased with his new house guest and, after roughing him up a bit, hands him his costume and tells him to get to work.This collection sees Matt Murdoch once again ditching his Daredevil side and trying to have a more normal life. With Elektra having been arrested for murder and the Fist's (the ninja organization meant to oppose the Hand that was being led by Matt and Elektra) hideout having been destroyed, he's now laying low at Cole North's house. The preview for the main story in Daredevil #11 additionally shows Matt recovering from his skirmish with some of the Avengers, which occurred in the previous issue.
The Hand have made Matt Murdock’s life a living hell for years, but as Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto enter the crescendo of their critically acclaimed and chart-topping run, the villainous cadre of ninja may have finally gone too far, pushing Matt and every relationship he has to their breaking points.ELEKTRA VIRGIN VARIANT COVER BY DERRICK CHEW.IRON FIST AAPI HERITAGE MONTH VARIANT COVER BY INHYUK LEE.SPIDER-VERSE VARIANT COVER BY DAVE JOHNSON."Danny Rand told me you could help with my training," he says, to which Daredevil responds, "Let me guess." Lin proceeds to explain that he's come to Hell's Kitchen in hopes that Daredevil might be willing to teach him a trick or two. Noticing the costume, Matt points out that Lin isn't Danny Rand, at which point Lin introduces himself as the new champion of Shou-Lao. In the preview, Lin Lie - a character created by Shizhu and Gunji who debuted in 2018's Warriors of Three Sovereigns #1 before he then became Marvel's new Iron Fist in 2022's Iron Fist #1 - arrives in Hell's Kitchen to apprehend some arms dealers when he crosses paths with Matt Murdock/Daredevil. Lin Lie, Marvel's newest Iron Fist, wants to be trained by the Devil of Hell's Kitchen in a preview for Daredevil #11.ĭaredevil #11 features a backup story, "Painful Lesson," by writer Jason Loo, artist Lynne Yoshi, color artist Yen Nitro and letterer VC's Clayton Cowles. The following contains spoilers for Daredevil #11 from Marvel Comics.
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