Daredevil: The Man Without Fear TPB (Daredevil (Unnumbered))

This is awesome!! A great origin story. Classic Frank Miller at his best.

One of the best origins for a comic book character told in this incredible book with amazing artwork and brilliant writing from frank miller

Very good story and art. I've re-read this a number times

An origin story but well told, great visuals and sets up Daredevil nicely - just suffers from, like Spider-Man and Superman, being a well-known origin story.

As a fan of the Netflix series I have been trying out a couple Daredevil graphic novels, this being my second one. Miller's take on the origin story is very good and has obviously been used for the programme, as there are quite a few similarities. If you haven't read a Daredevil comic before then this is a great place to start and the artwork is great too.

Absolutely fantastic. Really colourful on a tablet. Brilliant story showing the origins of Daredevil. I'm going to buy the next book.

Outstanding work from Miller & Romita Jr. This makes me want to create my own comic. Great colouring work also

Daredevil has always been somewhat on the fringes for me. However, after becoming more and more involved in the world of graphic novels, I thought I would give Miller and Romita's version a shot. After seeing the story through to the end I might safely say this may have been my favorite Marvel graphic novel ever! It is dark, the artistry is gritty yet maintains that special marvel charm... All I can say is it must be a part of every comic collection, buy it and don't look back!

Não tem como, o Demolidor é o herói mais interessante da Marvel. Ótimo enredo de Frank Miller e belas ilustrações de Romita Jr.

Really like how they presented the development of matt from lawyer to daredevil. Loved connection between matt and electra. It's awesome

Muy buena calidad de impresión

Truly a spectacular comic. Must have for all DD fans. Romitas Jr art here is very good too works perfectly with the story.

In this gripping narrative, Frank Miller and John Romita Jr. masterfully explore Daredevil’s transformation. The artwork vividly captures Hell’s Kitchen, where Daredevil battles criminals and inner demons. Miller’s film noir sensibilities infuse the pages with intensity, while Romita Jr.'s dynamic panels enhance the experience. Matt’s upbringing, his father’s sacrifice, and the burden of being the “Man Without Fear” resonate deeply. We witness his evolution from a tormented young man to a masked vigilante who fights for justice. The comic offers fresh insights into Daredevil’s character, making it essential for fans. Prepare to be enthralled by Hell’s Kitchen’s guardian. You can find also some references to season 3 DD Netflix. Definetely recommended.