Nonetheless, it’s all flashback, and works best as some surprisingly touching fill-in detail surrounding Daredevil’s origins. II) Daredevil: The Frank Miller Eraįrank Miller’s run on Daredevil lasted for less than fifty issues (plus two trades), and yet it it introduced virtually everything we know about the character today. The importance of his dad, the way his powers work, his involvement with characters like Stick, Elektra, the Kingpin, Bullseye, and the Hand. I’m not a Fall From Grace fan, but it does come up as one of the more well known Daredevil and Elektra storylines of the mid-90’s.Ĭollects: Daredevil #365 to #380, Daredevil/Deadpool Annual ’97 #1 – #5 (1993) II Redux) Ann Nocenti and Joe Kelly Take Daredevil From the Late 80’s Through the 1990’sĭaredevil Epic Collection: A Touch of TyphoidĬovers a good chunk of Ann Nocenti’s run on Daredevil, introducing Daredevil villain Typhoid Mary.ĭaredevil Epic Collection: Fall From Grace (Side note: This is also where Frank got a lot of his ideas for his iconic run on Batman.)ĭaredevil by Frank Miller & Klaus Janson Omnibusĭaredevil: Love and War (Marvel Graphic Novel) III) Daredevil in the 2000’s: Kevin Smith and Marvel Knights Joe Kelly is most well known for his 1997 kickoff to Deadpool (DD and Deadpool even crossed over for an annual issue!), but many people forget he was also writing one of the last Daredevil runs before the series rebooted with Marvel Knights.
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