For me, although this particular run may be seen as a start of a 'modern age' vision of the character I think it was still at least halfway in the Bronze age, not quite having reached the maturity of later modern age story telling. Not to downplay Miller's contribution either, the work still holds up for me, but there are others who also deserve credit, Klaus Janson included. Miller gets all the credit for revamping DD but as you have pointed out, it was on that path before Miller put his distinctive stamp on it. Lots of ninjas! In a number of ways Miller was just building upon what McKenzie and Shooter had put in place and adding elements of noir, Eisner and Japanese stylings to his work as he went along. 2008 by Frank Miller (Author, Artist), Bill Mantlo (Author), Marv Wolfman (Author), 469 ratings See all formats and editions Kindle & comiXology 0.00 This title and over 1 million more are available with Kindle Unlimited 20. When Miller becomes the writer he ups the ante with the introduction of Elektra and by establishing the Kingpin as a major foil for Daredevil and. Daredevil By Frank Miller & Klaus Janson Volume 1 TPB Paperback 19 Nov. McKenzie takes over scripting from Shooter and once he resolves the Purple Man / Deathstalker storyline the stories shift to a more street level style crime comic with Miller's second issue as artist. The 'tone' of Daredevil starts to change under Shooter at around issue #146 with the showdown between Daredevil and Bullseye in the TV studio. It's all good, but you don't get the full Miller experience until #168.

Although Miller did the penciling for all issues Roger Mckenzie is credited for writing the first 8 issues, Michelinie wrote #167 and then it was Miller writing from #168 (introduction of Elektra) then on.

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