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When Daredevil Does Hero Cameos Author: Mark Waid Mark Waid’s Daredevil Volume 6 follows Matt Murdock, tough-as-nails litigator by day and superhero, crime fighter Daredevil by night as he fights for the survival of his law firm and helps his longtime friend and partner battle cancer. During this particular volume, Daredevil engages in a set of short adventures, some priming him for future battles (McDuffey, to our chagrin, returns) and other adventures giving us a little relief from the serious nature of fighting disease to instead focus on short, escapade filled vignettes. It begins as Daredevil’s childhood nemesis, the vicious bully who [...]

Some People Just Need Killing Author: Margot Hunt If someone hurt your child, would you kill them? If you knew you could get away with it, what kind of murder would you plan as recompense for lost innocence, a destroyed childhood, the deception of a friend looking for a chance to abuse the person you love most? Would there be such a thing as too far? Natalie Clark, famed and ruthless defense attorney, is confronted with these very questions. And she knows the answer right away. A cog in the broken justice machine, an attorney more concerned with getting her [...]

Author: John Russo I became an adamant fan of zombie horror in general and anything Night of the Living Dead in particular during early childhood. The old black and white movie just vibrated paranoia, a certain elemental human elegance intermixed with the baser instincts of cowardice and the need to survive. It’s a cult classic for a reason; it’s a story that covers all the bases in one night: what are we (really) and what can we become. Throw in a scary yet relatable premise, an ultimate psychological gut-punch with the dead, whom we loved, resurrected, broken, and out to [...]