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annashiv's review against another edition
5.0
The art was good and consistent, the story kept me interested and i never knew what to expect.
reaperreads's review against another edition
5.0
I recommend that before anyone reads this graphic novel, please go read "Daredevil, Vol. 3: Wake Up (Daredevil Marvel Knights #3)" by Brian Michael Bendis. That story gives a lot of background for the characters' moral choices in End of Days. With that said, HOLY CRAP THIS WAS GOOD. I love Urich's perspective because his is just so unique--one that is all at once inside and outside of the superheroes' worlds. He knows so much about the human connections that heroes like Daredevil make, but he does not have any superpowers himself. His power resides in his ability to print a good, empathetic story, and Bendis and Mack definitely captured that in this graphic. A big "HELL YEAH!" to everyone on the team who produced this awesome graphic novel.
caseyispunk's review against another edition
2.0
One of my least favorite daredevil runs I’ve ever read
caitcoy's review against another edition
4.0
Daredevil: End of Days is a story that places the hero of Hell’s Kitchen in the most dire of circumstances. After having disappeared for years after murdering the Kingpin in the streets of the city, Daredevil reappears for an epic battle with one of his oldest enemies in one of the most watched moments in the history of superheroes. Unfortunately for any fans of DD, it doesn’t go well. Daredevil is brutally slain, with many watching not only in person but in the millions of videos that are taken of the moment. And that’s where the story begins! Ben Urich, everyone’s favorite Daily Bugle reporter, finds out that Daredevil spoke just one word before dying and sets off on an investigative hunt to discover the truth behind what happened to someone who had once been one of his best friends. Will Ben be able to get to the bottom of the mystery? And who is the mysterious stranger watching his every move?
Daredevil: End of Days is a collaboration between David Mack and Brian Michael Bendis as writers, with David Mack contributing a few pages of artwork, along with Klaus Janson, Bill Sienkiewicz and Alex Maleev. The writing for End of Days, with the final story of Daredevil being told via the eyes of a reporter who has followed and been friends with him since the beginning of his career, is spectacularly done. The story is almost more about how Daredevil has affected those around him than it is about the red devil himself. In an effort to get to the truth about Matt’s final mysterious word, Ben Urich struggles with his own feelings about the hero and friend who had cut him out of his life as Daredevil’s choices became darker and darker in an effort to save Hell’s Kitchen from itself. The interactions that Urich has not only with Daredevil’s rogues gallery but also with his love interests and friends show different sides of someone who was at times both hero and villain and whose legacy was tainted by violent choices made near the end. It’s a daring but ultimately incredibly compelling look at Daredevil and a fresh take on the character after both Bendis’ and Ed Brubaker’s incredible Daredevil stories.
If you’re a fan of Daredevil or superheroes in general and especially if you’re familiar with the paths that Daredevil walked during Bendis’ and Brubaker’s runs, End of Days is a can’t miss story to tie all of the loose ends together in a spectacular fashion. Highly recommend it!
Daredevil: End of Days is a collaboration between David Mack and Brian Michael Bendis as writers, with David Mack contributing a few pages of artwork, along with Klaus Janson, Bill Sienkiewicz and Alex Maleev. The writing for End of Days, with the final story of Daredevil being told via the eyes of a reporter who has followed and been friends with him since the beginning of his career, is spectacularly done. The story is almost more about how Daredevil has affected those around him than it is about the red devil himself. In an effort to get to the truth about Matt’s final mysterious word, Ben Urich struggles with his own feelings about the hero and friend who had cut him out of his life as Daredevil’s choices became darker and darker in an effort to save Hell’s Kitchen from itself. The interactions that Urich has not only with Daredevil’s rogues gallery but also with his love interests and friends show different sides of someone who was at times both hero and villain and whose legacy was tainted by violent choices made near the end. It’s a daring but ultimately incredibly compelling look at Daredevil and a fresh take on the character after both Bendis’ and Ed Brubaker’s incredible Daredevil stories.
If you’re a fan of Daredevil or superheroes in general and especially if you’re familiar with the paths that Daredevil walked during Bendis’ and Brubaker’s runs, End of Days is a can’t miss story to tie all of the loose ends together in a spectacular fashion. Highly recommend it!
rltinha's review against another edition
5.0
C'um camandro!
Mesmo com um par de surpresas previsíveis, merece as estreluscas todas!
Mesmo com um par de surpresas previsíveis, merece as estreluscas todas!
cjdawn236's review against another edition
5.0
I had planned to hold off on this one because I didn't want to read a story in which Daredevil was dead, but my curiosity won out and it was quite good.
mjfmjfmjf's review against another edition
5.0
Dark. Alternate ending to Daredevil, though reading graphic novels semi at random, it wasn't fully clear to me through most of this. Kind of like a Daredevil version of [b:Batman: The Dark Knight Returns #1|19030845|Batman The Dark Knight Returns #1|Frank Miller|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1385673312s/19030845.jpg|27054644] but completely different. Daredevil dies and we spend this book following around Ben Urich, who is trying to write the final story about Matt Murdock. And it's a tour of lots of people in the Daredevil universe showing where they ended up with lots of surprise twists. Well done.
joki323_'s review against another edition
adventurous
dark
emotional
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.5