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Daredevil: Yellow
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Really more of a 4.5/5, this Daredevil story may be perfect, if I am in the right mood.
I have always been fond of this team, but rarely do I find them more effective than I do here. Daredevil: Yellow is written so beautifully, and, I might add, tactfully, that it feels as refresh and foggy as an autumn rain at the same time. There is a near-perfect marriage between art and text that I feel would allow the book an excellent stand-alone status.
I think what I appreciate most about Yellow is the manner in which they treat the critical deaths of Karen Page and Battlin' Jack Murdoch. So often, killing a character off is a controversial choice, but allowing these characters time for their own voices and not really depicting Karen's eventual demise was an effective and significant emotional experience for me as a reader. Will be getting this for my shelf without a doubt.
I have always been fond of this team, but rarely do I find them more effective than I do here. Daredevil: Yellow is written so beautifully, and, I might add, tactfully, that it feels as refresh and foggy as an autumn rain at the same time. There is a near-perfect marriage between art and text that I feel would allow the book an excellent stand-alone status.
I think what I appreciate most about Yellow is the manner in which they treat the critical deaths of Karen Page and Battlin' Jack Murdoch. So often, killing a character off is a controversial choice, but allowing these characters time for their own voices and not really depicting Karen's eventual demise was an effective and significant emotional experience for me as a reader. Will be getting this for my shelf without a doubt.
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Jan 01, 2015 01:42PM
I've never liked Jeph Loeb, and haven't really cared for DD, but this review definitely makes me want to give it a real chance.
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Loeb can be extremely hit-or-miss, but I think this book had a good balance compared to a lot of his work. Not too grimdark, not too unrealistic in terms of emotional aspects of the story.
Ma'Belle wrote: "I've never liked Jeph Loeb, and haven't really cared for DD, but this review definitely makes me want to give it a real chance."I like Loeb in these more quiet, contained stories, personally. He isn't a big idea person, imho.
