Daredevil by Frank Miller & Klaus Jason Omnibus (New Printing)

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Characterization is also a bit mixed for me with some characters being rather one dimensional (Foggy, Bullseye) while others are more well rounded or intriguing. W) Various (A) Frank Miller, Klaus Janson (CA) Frank Miller A classic Marvel hero redefined by one of comics' greatest visionaries!

If you get this book you will truly understand what all the fuss about both Frank Miller and Daredevil himself is all about.and it disappoints that the 'Devil's Advocate' letters pages are missing but the oversize, bright white pages, production values and extras (a good 60 odd pages) make up for this. Action in particular is wonderfully fluid and dynamic, rivaling work by Tezuka in it's use of cinematic composition and movement. Las tintas de Klaus Janson le vienen al dedillo al dibujo de Miller, quien por entonces no había revertido al estilo feísta que empezó a tener a partir de 300 y que ha empeorado considerablemente con el paso de los años.

It’s a good thing he’s doing his own art because he would be an illustrators nightmare with how much detail he crams into every page. Fue uno de sus primeros trabajos, que le acabaría consagrando como artista completo pues apenas dos años después se pondría también al cargo de los guiones. No todo es estupendo y tiene algunos altibajos, pero en general es el personaje negro y duro que ha llegado casi hasta nuestros días y que con un poco de suerte volveremos a ver dentro de un par de meses en la serie de Netflix. Since Miller is writing the series, he relied on Klaus Janson who complimented Miller’s art so well, for inking and finishing up his rough sketches. In a way, the best thing about the general plot in Miller’s “Daredevil” is that it would work just as brilliantly without any superpowers, supermutations or super-gadgets.In the interview in the back, Miller actually expresses a few times how he wanted to level the humour and violence so there was almost a balance, so one wouldn't become too much and make the book boring (shame he still doesn't take that approach, but I won't get into that). El estilo de dibujo de Miller, fue comiéndose al propio guionista y no porque Miller sea (o fuera) un grandísimo dibujante propiamente mismo, sino por la forma de narrar visualmente, lo que empujó poco a poco a que las historias fueran también mas cinematográficas en todos los aspectos. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. While the first few stories here showcase a more fun side of Daredevil and some cool moments with the hulk, they feel very typical superheroish. Yeah, I'm a DD, Miller and Janson fanboy - but many many people agree with me: DareDevil 158-191 and The Dark Knight 1-4 (Miller/Janson's next project) are amongst the best comics ever written -'nuff said!