Review Group Week #284: Daredevil #1
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Or a mix of denial plus refusal to dwell on the past. People refuse to be depressed or refuse to be miserable in the face of bad circumstances all the time; doesn't mean they've necessarily had a breakdown. But Waid may play it that way, and I'll buy his explanation either way. But let's not act like Matt hasn't done this before. |
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He has, but not to this ridiculous extent. The scene with the Coffee-vendor may have been played for laughs, but it was disturbing in a way too. |
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Agreed. The issue of Milla has been beat to death (figuratively) - Brubaker spent more than enough time dealing with her situation. |
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Also, no one has a problem with Peter Parker's persona when he quips his way through his darkest hours, and that character has also had his share of loss and death. |
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It's not a fear of change, it's a fear of change that doesn't make sense. And Peter Parker and Matt Murdock are very different people, it's like how both Dick Grayson and Bruce Wayne's parents were murdered, but one of them is still able to laugh and have fun, while the other becomes Batman. |
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Sorry this has taken me so long, and it was the first thing I read on Wednesday. Loved this book. The stories, the art, the editing, the lettering. All picture perfect. Too bad Daredevil still sucks as a character. Story: 10 Art: 10 My Score: 9.5 |
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Was a perfect comic....nothing else to say 10/10 |
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DD used to be the one who laughed and had fun, while Spiderman was ultimately the dour and pessimistic, even when he was cracking wise. |
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Yep. |
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It's not "fear of change". It's fear of change for change's sake or fear of crappy change. A lot of today's writers try to cram thier round story into a square character instead of taking the time to whittle both both pieces so they mesh. Frank Miller made radical sweeping changes to Daredevil, but because he took the time it worked incredibly. And to correct you, no one has a problem with "Spider-Man" making jokes during the tough times, because it's been well established that that is both his coping mechanism and a battle tactic to annoy and anger his opponents into making a mistake. Peter Parker isn't a tenth the wise-cracker that Spider-Man is. |
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