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luca_182's review against another edition
adventurous
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
4.0
blackstairs's review
4.0
matt trying to give up being dd but at the same time he can’t stop helping bc he only hears the bad happening around him i just want him to be happy :’(
in other news, i wasn’t a fan of the art at the start. the david aja inspired art at the end was not bad, it’s just not new that’s all
in other news, i wasn’t a fan of the art at the start. the david aja inspired art at the end was not bad, it’s just not new that’s all
muad_dib_'s review
adventurous
challenging
emotional
mysterious
reflective
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
madelynhope's review
4.0
a lot of fun little conversations and discussions that built on matt’s character, i enjoyed this :)
brandonadaniels's review
4.0
A solid continuation of Zdarsky’s run. The focus on Matt’s religious belief is particularly compelling. The art is a bit of a disappointment, but it’s hard to imagine anyone being able to follow up the team from the first trade successfully.
dantastic's review
4.0
Daredevil: No Devils, Only God collects Daredevil 6-10, written by Chip Zdarsky with art by Lalit Kumar Sharma, Jorge Fornes, and Jay Leisten.
No Devils, Only God picks up where Know Fear left off. Matt's a parole officer and trying to live a normal life. Meanwhile, Wilson Fisk is going legit but The Owl is going to need to be dealt with down the road and Detective Cole North is running afoul of the NYPD.
Zdarsky is clearly rebuilding Daredevil from the ground up, letting his wounds heal and letting Matt try to reconcile his violent nature with his Catholic faith. Ordinarily, I'd gripe about this many Daredevil issues without seeing the iconic red costume but Zdarsky makes it work. As I said with the last volume, I'm anxious to see where all this is leading.
I wasn't crazy about the shift in art since the last volume but the art team gets it done. I prefered Jorge Fornes doing the works in issue #10 over Sharma and Leisten. I also have to gripe about the inconsistencies in the way Mindy was drawn. With Sharma and Leisten, she started off looking hot but was drawn dumpy a couple issues later. Meanwhile, she suddenly got hot again when Fornes was drawing her. I can understand when you're swapping artists that a character's look can change but not in two issues with the same art team. Pick a look, damn it!
No Devils, Only God is another step for Chip Zdarsky up the Daredevil ladder, provided he can get a consistent art team on the book. Four out of five stars.
No Devils, Only God picks up where Know Fear left off. Matt's a parole officer and trying to live a normal life. Meanwhile, Wilson Fisk is going legit but The Owl is going to need to be dealt with down the road and Detective Cole North is running afoul of the NYPD.
Zdarsky is clearly rebuilding Daredevil from the ground up, letting his wounds heal and letting Matt try to reconcile his violent nature with his Catholic faith. Ordinarily, I'd gripe about this many Daredevil issues without seeing the iconic red costume but Zdarsky makes it work. As I said with the last volume, I'm anxious to see where all this is leading.
I wasn't crazy about the shift in art since the last volume but the art team gets it done. I prefered Jorge Fornes doing the works in issue #10 over Sharma and Leisten. I also have to gripe about the inconsistencies in the way Mindy was drawn. With Sharma and Leisten, she started off looking hot but was drawn dumpy a couple issues later. Meanwhile, she suddenly got hot again when Fornes was drawing her. I can understand when you're swapping artists that a character's look can change but not in two issues with the same art team. Pick a look, damn it!
No Devils, Only God is another step for Chip Zdarsky up the Daredevil ladder, provided he can get a consistent art team on the book. Four out of five stars.
jimmydean's review
just continues to be thoroughly gripping and emotionally engaging reading, one of my favourite ever Marvel runs so far on consistency alone - pacing is really good
toffeeredraider's review
adventurous
challenging
dark
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
5.0