I haven't read a lot of Daredevil, but I enjoyed Mark Waid's and Chip Zdarsky's runs. I should check out this run! I've only read Kevin Smith's Viewaskewniverse comic books.
this post was submitted on 20 Jun 2023
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Are all the Viewaskewniverse comic books based off the movies or are they unique?
I have seen a few of the movies but didn't know how deep it went.
I know there's a few Clerks and Jay & SIlent Bob comics which I haven't read. But the recent "Quick Stops" was fun, and it adds context to the universe telling tales of things that have been referenced or are related to the movies. They're in black and white like Clerks.
Carry on reading the series. The David Mack stuff is fairly heavy in terms of style, but push through to get the the Bendis stuff and from then on it's good stuff right though his and Brubakers runs.
I just got to Brubakers run a few days ago. I'm a little nervous about the switch of writers as I thought the previous team did a fantastic job and it will be hard to follow up.
Are you saying Brubaker run is just as good?
Possibly better as Brubaker doesn't have the same tics in his conversational dialogue the Bendis does.