No. Good question though. The support group are members of Hell's Kitchen with different stories of how Daredevil's new reign as Kingpin. All the issues will be told from their perspectives through flashbacks.Caduceus said:
Strange way to tell a story. Could be good, could be terrible. If someone isn't a participant in a major event, their perspective should be less distorted but those people didn't really look like that had all the facts. A few looked like they didn't even have all their brains left. I wonder how this goes?TheManWithoutFear said:
Don't worry if you don't pick it up and read it yourself (which you should), I will tell you alllll about it. :twisted:Caduceus said:
Yeah, it really was good. You kind of knew he wasn't going after Foggy. The man was a good guy. Bendis isn't just tying in all of the stories together, as that's evident with the opening of each issue and the support group, but he's tying in different aspects of Daredevil's mythology. Something that is very cool because there are a lot of fans that gave him heat for the whole Golden Age arc.René said:
Im taking a while guess and saying that this guy used to work for the Kingpin or has some connections to SHEILD and knows all this time about Matt and Daredevil always being one in the same.TheManWithoutFear said:
That's a good theory. I'm thinkin that maybe he's the all new villain Bendis' is introducing.René said:
All of it was good. There was just some questionable continuity problems regarding Daredevil appearing in the Yellow Costume in flashbacks and parts where him and Gladiator are in the same panel and shouldn't be. It was all about his history. I really loved the arc and the way it was told though.René said:
Baxter did you read Daredevil #72? Or are you waiting for HC?Baxter said:
Where did it say there was a villain for the tale?Or even an all new one?Haven't checked yet but he looks familiar,I was thinkin Bullseye?TheManWithoutFear said:
Proper ****in' orderBaxter said:
Patriot said:
And very interviews throughout.
