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Daredevil: Guardian Devil Free FREE DAREDEVIL: GUARDIAN DEVIL PDF Kevin Smith,Joe Quesada | 232 pages | 21 Apr 2010 | Marvel Comics | 9780785141433 | English | New York, United States Guardian Devil | Marvel Database | Fandom Goodreads Daredevil: Guardian Devil you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Daredevil: Guardian Devil for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Daredevil, Vol. Daredevil, Vol. David W. Mack. Jimmy Palmiotti Illustrator. Joe Quesada Illustrator. Ben Affleck Introduction. Brian Michael Bendis. Paul Jenkins. Bob Gale. David Ross Illustrator. Brett Matthews. Ed Brubaker. Andy Park. Matt Hollingsworth Illustrator. Greg Rucka. Andy Diggle. Terry Dodson Illustrator Daredevil: Guardian Devil. Antony Johnston Goodreads Author. Rob Haynes Illustrator. Dave Ross Goodreads Author Illustrator. Phil Winslade Illustrator. Gene Colan Illustrator. Vatche Mavlian Illustrator. Alex Ross Illustrator. Alex Maleev Illustrator. Michael Lark Illustrator. Lee Bermejo Illustrator. Lee Weeks Illustrator. Marko Djurdjevic Illustrator. Mike Perkins Illustrator. Clay Mann Illustrator. David Aja Daredevil: Guardian Devil. Roberto de la Torre Illustrator. Billy Tan Illustrator. Marco Checchetto Illustrator. John Cassaday Illustrator. Daredevil and Spider-Man have, though the years, forged a strong working relationship, going so far as to trust one another with their secret identities. The urban adventurers share many similarities- but just how different are they? In this titanic team-up, the Man Without Fear and the friendly neighborhood wall-crawler unite-but often rub each other the wrong way- to put Daredevil and Spider-Man have, though the years, forged a strong working relationship, going so far as to trust one another with their secret identities. In this titanic team-up, Daredevil: Guardian Devil Man Without Fear and the friendly neighborhood wall-crawler unite-but often rub each other the wrong way- to put a stop to an evil plan, by an unlikely group of 4 of Marvel's darker villains, hired by the Daredevil: Guardian Devil of Crim Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. Published January 3rd Daredevil: Guardian Devil Marvel first published January 3rd More Details Original Title. Other Editions Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Daredevil, Vol. Which issues does this collect? Ery It collects issues See 1 question about Daredevil, Vol. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Daredevil, Vol. Apr 06, Ben Brown rated it really liked it Shelves: comicscomics-marvel. Well, this was a pleasant surprise. But Well, this was a pleasant surprise. View all 5 comments. Sep 25, Jeff rated it liked it Shelves: comix. Docked a star because every freakin' character talks like Kevin Smith. View all 3 comments. If I had the choice I would go with three and a half stars, because it was pretty good, but I didn't get that 'wowza' feeling about it. Still, it's a very good story, and I would definitely recommend it. Sep 04, Mike rated it liked it Shelves: owned-and-read. Re-read to fill in any Daredevil: Guardian Devil I need Daredevil: Guardian Devil know before diving into Parts of a Hole David Mack's follow-on that was only published as a GN this year. Realise now that, aside from the adoration I had for Kevin Smith in his Daredevil: Guardian Devil, this isn't nearly as special a run of DD as I'd thought ten years ago. It was an interesting story but seemed like a big letdown with the "supervillain explains his nefarious plot in excruciating detail, just before getting his ass handed over by the hero". And the art? Queseda seems to be doing a great run as Executive Editor, but I'm not convinced on his artwork. A combination of horror movie fright and grade-school flat. Jul 15, Kimberly rated it it Daredevil: Guardian Devil ok Shelves: superheroesgraphic- novelsmarvel. Please keep Kevin Smith away from Daredevil. It was horrible. The way women were treated made me cringe, and the plot was boring and over- the-top. It didn't add anything to Daredevil's overall arc. Do not recommend. View 1 comment. Dec 20, Greg rated it liked it Shelves: graphic- novelscomicsmarvel. Apparently, I had read this about 10 years ago, but I don't remember reading it at all. I liked it Daredevil: Guardian Devil then they I did now, too. This is the eight-issue Kevin Smith written run of Daredevil. Daredevil: Guardian Devil - Comics by comiXology Daredevil's notion of faith is tested when a mysterious baby winds up on his doorstep. Following the death of his longtime lover, Daredevil must Daredevil: Guardian Devil the strength to continue. SmithQuesada. All Series. Variant Covers of this Issue. I: Guardian Devil Trade Paperback. More Details. Daredevil 1. Stories Not Available. Cover Information Not Available. Daredevil 2. Stories Writer:. Kevin SmithKevin West. Liz AgraphiotisRichard Starkings. Cover Information Inker:. Richard StarkingsLiz Agraphiotis. Daredevil 3. Daredevil 4. Nanci DakesianJimmy Palmiotti. Cover Information Colorist:. Jimmy PalmiottiNanci Dakesian. Daredevil 5. Richard StarkingsDave Lanphear. Daredevil 6. Kevin WestKevin Smith. Daredevil 7. Daredevil 8. Issues in this Collection. Read Now Daredevil: Guardian Devil 8 West. Read Now Daredevil 7 West. Read Now Daredevil 6 West. Read Now Daredevil 5 Smith. Read Now Daredevil: Guardian Devil 4 Smith. Read Now Daredevil 3 Smith. Read Now Daredevil 2 Smith. Read Now Daredevil 1 SmithQuesada. Recommended Series. Daredevil - Daredevil: Father - Daredevil Vs. Punisher Daredevil, Vol. 1: Guardian Devil by Kevin Smith It features the hero suddenly caring for an infant that may be either the Messiah or the Antichrist. The graphic novel combining the eight issues into one collection features an introduction by Ben Affleckwho portrayed Daredevil in the feature film adaptation in which Kevin Smith had a supporting role. The story features strong Catholic themes, which came from writer Smith's own experiences. Daredevil's love interest, Karen Pagebreaks up with him because she is confused about her feelings for him. Angry and heartbroken, Daredevil falls back on his Catholic faith for support. A year-old girl who knows of his secret identity leaves her baby with Daredevil, claiming that the baby was born without her ever having sex. As he tries to discover more about the child's origins, he is contacted by a man called Nicholas Macabes, who claims that the child is actually the Antichristleaving Daredevil a Daredevil: Guardian Devil crucifix. Karen visits Daredevil: Guardian Devil and reveals that she has HIV from her time as a porn star. His partner Foggy Nelson is accused of murdering a wealthy divorcee with whom he was having an affair, after she seemingly turned into Daredevil: Guardian Devil demon. Rosalynd Sharpe who is both their boss and Foggy's mother fires Foggy to avoid having his arrest affect the financial future of their law firm. Daredevil quits the firm in disgust. Daredevil Daredevil: Guardian Devil for assistance from Black Daredevil: Guardian Devilbut then attacks Daredevil: Guardian Devil, apparently convinced that Macabes Daredevil: Guardian Devil telling the truth about the child. Daredevil throws the baby off of the roof prompting Black Widow to leap off herself, saving the child. Daredevil speaks with Karen. She has been contacted by Macabes, who claims that the child is responsible for her HIV. Daredevil asks Doctor Strange for help. Strange tells Daredevil that the cross Macabes gave him was tainted with an undetectable drug which made him hostile whenever someone suggested that the child was innocent, revealing the cause of his attack on Black Widow. Strange is able to purge the drug from Daredevil's system. Summoning Mephisto for information, Daredevil and Strange learn that the church where Murdock left the baby is under attack. Daredevil arrives back just in time to confront Bullseyewho has murdered several nuns. Daredevil is unable to stop Bullseye from killing Karen and stealing the baby. After briefly contemplating suicideMatt tracks Macabes to his headquarters, fighting his way to the final stronghold, where Macabes reveals that he is actually the villain Mysterio. It is revealed that he was disappointed when he deduced from newspaper articles that the current Spider-Man was just a clone and saw no dignity in overpowering a 'copy' even though by then, the clone had been killed and the current Spider-Man was indeed the original. A year ago, Mysterio was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. He resolved to die after enacting his greatest scheme, turning his attention to Daredevil. Mysterio purchased information about Daredevil from the Kingpinand began to set up his scheme. He Daredevil: Guardian Devil artificial insemination Daredevil: Guardian Devil impregnate the girl, drugged Foggy, faked the demonic transformation and death of the divorcee, posed as Karen's doctor to fake the HIV diagnosis, and hired Bullseye to lure Daredevil to him for a final confrontation. Mysterio believed that Daredevil would kill him when he learned of his plot. Daredevil dismissed Mysterio as unoriginal, pointing out that the Kingpin had already attempted to drive him insane once before, and that Mysterio had previously attacked J. Jonah Jameson with fake supernatural occurrences. Despondent, Mysterio frees the baby, and then—noting that his last move was stolen from Kraven — shoots himself. After Karen's funeral, a conversation with Spider-Man leads Daredevil to realize that the infant Daredevil: Guardian Devil saved represented a positive outcome among the tragedy. His faith renewed, he names the baby after Karen Daredevil: Guardian Devil gives it up for adoption to a couple in New Jersey. He visits Black Widow and asks for Daredevil: Guardian Devil.
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