A review by rtimmorris
Daredevil, Vol. 7 by Mark Waid, Jason Copland, Javier Rodriguez, Chris Samnee
5.0
Holy crap this is good. I don't even care that we get an almost unnecessary trip to Stone Hills, Kentucky and a "team up" with the Legion of Monsters. That's really the only eye-rolling sour note to this volume. Samnee's art is top notch here and even Javier Rodriguez' guest pencils in #34 are dead-on. So much better than his 2-issue stint in Volume 6. Seriously, the art's so good in this volume I could almost care less if the characters were all just talking about last night's episode of American Idol, but thankfully the story isn't lacking anything either.
The series "ends" with this volume, but really it's just Daredevil's New York adventures that are done, as the story picks right up in the first volume of Daredevil by the exact same creative team.
The series "ends" with this volume, but really it's just Daredevil's New York adventures that are done, as the story picks right up in the first volume of Daredevil by the exact same creative team.