All New Marvel Now will be relaunching Daredevil with a new # 1 issue together with a new venue and the same classic goodness that creators Mark Waid and Chris Samnee has delivered.
Here's the official solicit for # 1 together with the full cover for the comic book. “Join Marvel’s fearless hero as he begins his most awe-inspiring adventure yet in the sunny city of San Francisco! Gifted with an imperceptible radar sense and a passion for justice, blind lawyer Matt Murdock—a.k.a. DAREDEVIL—protects the Golden City’s streets from all manner of evil. But big changes are in store for Matt Murdock as old haunts and familiar faces rise to give the devil his due. Hold on tight, because here comes Daredevil…the Man Without Fear!”
Now I'm really curious as to what happens in the final issue of this volume which prompts Matt Murdock to move from New York to San Francisco.
Reviewing Adventures of Superman # 1 from DC Comics written by Jeff Parker, Jeff Lemire, Justin Jordan with art provided by Chris Samnee, Jeff Lemire and Riley Rossmo in partnership with Comicx Hub.com
Solicit: Don’t miss the debut of this all-new series starring The Man of Steel, written and illustrated by some of comics’ finest talents! Witness Superman’s first encounter with the work of Lex Luthor, brought to you by Jeff Parker (Hulk) and Chris Samnee (Daredevil)! Also, Bizarro has his worst (best?) day ever, penned by Justin Jordan with art by fan-favorite Riley Rossmo! Plus, from the mind of Jeff Lemire comes Superman vs. Brainiac! Or is it Luthor? Or Zod?? Find out in this month's issue! Do you still have a hankering for the Pre-Flashpoint Superman but can't do so because DC wanted to revamp Superman into the lovable douchebag that he is at the moment? Well, there's a new book that might just tickle your fancy and it's "Adventures of Superman'.
Somebody important in Matt Murdock's past has come back with the sole purpose of tormenting him and now in Daredevil # 26 we finally find out who that person is.
Okay so, I lost track of Daredevil for around six issues now. For some unknown reason I just lost interest. So imagine my surprise when I read this issue. Standard to all of Mark Waid's stuff, the dialogue for # 26 is impeccable. One moment Matt Murdock's frantically scrambling to get his act together and then the next he's rambling incoherently at the bedside of his bestfriend Foggy Nelson.
