daredevil compendium unresolved illustrated

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Daredevil: Hell to Pay, Vol. 2
Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2008

The searing second chapter of "Without Fear!" Things couldn't be going worse for Matt Murdock. Everything he thought he'd gotten back teeters on the edge of a precipice, ready to shatter all around him, as he fights a battle on both fronts of his life - in the courtroom and on the rooftops of Hell's Kitchen! Collects Daredevil #100-105, Daredevil Annual.

In the Line of Fire (Gotham Central, Book 1)
Greg Rucka

DC Comics, 2008

Gotham Central Vol. 3: Unresolved Targets (Batman)

1 review
Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker

DC Comics, 2006

Chandleresque, Gritty, and Beautifully Bleak
This series is so wonderfully bleak its almost uplifting. I like the idea of a side-bar story of everyone else in Gotham, and I thought I would miss the long underwear guy, but actually I got caught up in all the noir atmosphere. The 'look' of the book echoes the recent Daredevil, in that grey area between real and unreal, without being cartoony (good for some things, like the new Ghost Rider #6) ...

Captain America by Ed Brubaker Omnibus, Vol. 1

20 reviews
Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2007

A gorgeous collection for the Best Captain America run out there.
Brubaker is the man. I buy everything with his name on it, and this Omnibus that collects the first 25 issues of his run (leading up to the "Death of a Dream" storyline) is brilliant. This edition collects the story arcs: "Out of Time", "The Winter Soldier", "21st Century Blitz", "Red is the Darkest Colour", "Collision Courses" and "The Drums of War (A Civil War Tie-In)" as well as the first ...

Daredevil: Hell to Pay, Vol. 1

4 reviews
Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2007

Everyone should be reading Daredevil!
I can't believe no one has reviwed this item yet, this story is gold! Ever since taking over from Bendis/Maleev, the creative team of Ed Brubaker (writer) and Michael Lark (penciller) has pushed this book to new heights. Before going on, I just have to say that people need to be reading Daredevil. This is as good as it gets! This TPB collects the team's third story arc (Daredevil vol 2, issues ...

Daredevil: Cruel And Unusual TPB (Daredevil)
Ed Brubaker, Greg Rucka, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

Matt Murdock takes a new case! Still reeling from the conclusion of his battle with Mr. Fear, an old friend drags Matt Murdock back into the light of day by bringing him the last-minute appeal of a Marvel villain now sitting on death row. What will Matt do when confronted with a bad guy who is completely innocent of the crime of which he was convicted? Collects Daredevil #106-110.

Daredevil: The Devil, Inside and Out, Vol. 2

6 reviews
Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2007

The Excellent Quality Continues!
I'm a tremendous fan of Brian Michael Bendis' Daredevil, so when the news arrived that he was leaving the title, I found myself distraught. Before Bendis' run, I'd never really cared much for the character. And though many criticized the level of deconstruction he brought to the line, I always found his work riveting and more than entertaining. That being said, Bendis left Daredevil in ...

Gotham Central Vol. 4: The Quick and the Dead (Batman)

2 reviews
Greg Rucka

DC Comics, 2006

A great read... crime fiction meets the superhero set
Another fine entry in this compelling series set in the gritty underbelly of Batman's Gotham City. The plot increasingly focusses on Det. Rene Montoya, which is fine by me (although I'm waiting for her partner, Crispus Allen, to come out of the box a bit more...) Author Greg Rucka's debt to HBO-TV's "The Wire" is increasingly obvious, but that's mighty fine source material. In this volume, ...

Gotham Central Vol. 2: Half a Life (Batman)

5 reviews
Greg Rucka

DC Comics, 2005

An Excellent Read
One of the best-written, most consistently entertaining mainstream comics on the shelves today, Gotham Central is the four-color cousin of popular TV police procedurals like Hill Street Blues, Homicide and NYPD Blue - telling stories of the DC Universe's toughest town from the perspective of the hardened detectives of the GCPD's Major Crimes Unit. Technically a Batman-family title, it is the one ...

Daredevil: The Devil, Inside and Out, Vol. 1

6 reviews
Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2006

Wow.
Holy cow...! Brian Michael Bendis' long run on "Daredevil" was a highwater mark for the superhero genre, and a tough act to follow. In this seething prison drama, writer Ed Brubaker matches the intensity of the Bendis story arc, and then some. Matt Murdoch is in Rykers Island prison, where a mix of super-powered and super-bad convicts can't wait to get their hands on him. Every claustrophobic ...

Essence of Style:: Chinese Furniture of the Late Ming and Early Qing Dynasty
Robert Hatfield Ellsworth, Et All, ...

Asian Art Museum, 1998

Showcasing forty-four superb examples of Chinese furniture from the sixteenth to mid-eighteenth centuries selected from the Mimi and Raymond Hung Collection, this special exhibition emphasizes the aesthetic and technical concerns reflected in late Ming and early Qing decorative arts while exploring wider issues of use and social status. Made of rare hardwoods or lacquered softwoods, the remarkable examples on display include a variety of chairs, ...

Terminal City: Aerial Graffiti #4
Dean Motter

DC Comics, 1998

Direct sales edition comic book published by DC Comics under their Vertigo imprint. Written by Dean Motter & illustrated by Michael Lark. Created by Dean Motter and set in the same city as "The Return Of Mr. X". Book 4 of 5.

Occurrences: The Illustrated Ambrose Bierce
Ambrose Gwinett Bierce w/ Debra Rodia

Mojo Press, 1997

Mojo Press presents six beautifully illustrated stories from one of America's foremost "writers of the fantastic." Influencing writers for almost 150 years, Ambrose Bierce has developed a cult following among writers and creators of powerful stories. His "Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" was the 1963 Academy Award winning "Best Short Film" and an was episode on Twilight Zone. All adaptions and introduction by Debra Rodia Cover and book design by ...

Batman: Nine Lives

1 review
Dean Motter, Michael Lark

DC Comics, 2003

The more things change, the more things stay the same...
Batman: Nine Lives is a DC Comics production from the Elseworlds line. Elseworlds takes superhero characters and tears them from their familiar continuity and places them in "what if" situations. This particular graphic novel presupposes that Bruce Wayne and his contemporaries are living their lives back in the 1940s (which is how it originally started anyway). The impetus of the storyline is the ...

Taken Under Compendium
Debra Rodia

Caliber Press, 1991

Collects the serial from Caliber Presents 18-21.

Terminal City

5 reviews
Dean Motter

DC Comics, 1997

An altenative future world comes to life.
Termial City is an award nominated series which is, strangly enough, set in the advanced East Coast US metropolis "Terminal City". This comic revolves around a group of modern day Daredevils, primarily Cosmo Quinn, "the Human Fly" who scales the tallest of buildings as well as living a double life cleaning the windows of such glass towers. The Streamline styling harks back to the thirties, ...

Superman: War of the Worlds (Superman (DC Comics))

2 reviews
Michael Lark, Roy Thomas

DC Comics, 2000

A very fun book, that's the key word, fun.
You see the book is not overly long, and of course plays fast and loose with the HG welles story and the superman story, but it blends them very well, the story is set in the 30's and even has a more throwback feel to the art. the story is mostly fighting but there is a lot of epic stuff going on and a fan of either will smile as you see how they blend this or that together, like for example ...

Daredevil #100 : Without Fear Part One (Marvel Comics)
Ed Brubaker

Marvel Comics, 2007

Daredevil fights for his life, facing his own worst nightmares come true! In a star-studded, triple-sized 100th issue, a red-hot roster of guest artists joins penciler Michael Lark to bring Matt Murdock's history as the Man Without Fear to life, while DD struggles against that which he fears most! Dont miss the first chapter of the groundbreaking third arc by the award-winning team of Brubaker and Lark"Without Fear" begins with a bang! Featuring ...

The LITTLE SISTER: RAYMOND CHANDLER'S PHILIP MARLOWE (ILLUSTRATED)

3 reviews
Michael Lark, Alex Wald

Fireside, 1997

Illustrated Mystery - Love IT!
I've always been a fan of Raymond Chandler's books - they are so twisted and convoluted. Michael Lark has really brought that sense of being "in the dark" to his adaption of "The Little Sister". Both in terms of plot development and the artwork. The artwork is dark and differs from most comic book art in that it uses crisp lines, very few color gradients in conjunction with heavy inking. ...

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