Post by RomeArrow on Apr 21, 2016 20:55:54 GMT -5
Hey all, I am a longtime Daredevil fan. And while I dropped out of comics for a long stretch (missing BMB's and Ed Brubaker's runs), I jumped back in during Mark Waid's stint as writer. It seemed like I was hearing around my local comic shop, and online, that Waid's run was considered by many to be "awesome" and noteable. But after several reads, I was was left scratching my head wondering, "why?". It seemed like a monumental misstep to move the character to the west coast (it had been done before in the 70's), and there seemed like there was a long stretch of unremarkable story arcs and character development.
But...still there was this universal applause for Waid's work. Can someone please enlighten me? Seriously. I want to know why it seemed like so many people enjoyed his time running the book.
I appreciate your upcoming insight - and sorry if this sounds back-handedly negative (which is not my motivation).
But...still there was this universal applause for Waid's work. Can someone please enlighten me? Seriously. I want to know why it seemed like so many people enjoyed his time running the book.
I appreciate your upcoming insight - and sorry if this sounds back-handedly negative (which is not my motivation).
