David W. MackGraphic Novels · Comics·b. 1972
Daredevil
Synopsis
Daredevil: End of Days is a 2012 Marvel miniseries by David W. Mack and Brian Michael Bendis set in a near-future Hell's Kitchen. When the city falls under the rule of a ruthless new kingpin, the legend of Daredevil becomes a ghost story.
Journalist Ben Urich stumbles upon a clue that could unravel the truth behind Matt Murdock's death — a secret Matt had kept even from his closest allies. The narrative weaves between Urich's present-day investigation and a series of flashbacks, piecing together the events that led to Daredevil's final stand.
Told through a blend of gritty noir and superhero action, this miniseries is a meditation on sacrifice, legacy, and the enduring power of a hero's choice. The story features a cast of Daredevil's closest allies and enemies, including Kingpin, Bullseye, and the Black Widow, as they are drawn into the mystery of Matt's past.
A landmark entry in the Daredevil mythos, it explores what it means to be a hero and what it costs to protect a city that refuses to be saved.
How it reads
Prose complexity 4/10
Content warnings (3)
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