Daredevil Visionaries #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off the Daredevil Visionaries series with the acclaimed 'Guardian Devil' storyline by writer Kevin Smith and artist Joe Quesada. It follows Matt Murdock as he faces a series of personal and professional crises, including a mysterious baby left in his care and a deadly new adversary, while grappling with his faith and identity as Daredevil. The volume collects Daredevil (Vol. 2) #1-8, featuring appearances by key characters like Karen Page, Foggy Nelson, Bullseye, Mephisto, and the Kingpin.
In "Guardian Devil Part One: "...And a Child Shall Lead Them All"", Daredevil finds himself ensnared in a mystery that pulls him into a dangerous game where a mysterious child may be at the heart of chaos. With Foggy discredited and his mother cutting him loose, the stakes rise as Karen is drawn into the web, and Daredevil faces an otherworldly figure demanding answers. Written by Kevin Smith and illustrated by Joe Quesada, with inks by Jimmy Palmiotti and colors by Avalon Studios' Drew and Laura, this issue’s cover by Quesada and Palmiotti captures the tension of a story where innocence and danger blur.
In "Guardian Devil Part One: "...And a Child Shall Lead Them All," Matt Murdock, still reeling from Karen's absence six months after she vanished, finds his quiet attempts at rebuilding shattered when a mysterious young girl leaves a child in his care—claiming the boy is the new Messiah. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, placing Matt at the center of a fragile, uncertain bond that challenges everything he thought he knew about justice, faith, and what it means to protect the innocent.
In "Guardian Devil Part Two: 'The Unexamined Life'," Matt faces a chilling moral crisis when he discovers the child he's protecting isn't the Messiah he believed—but the Anti-Christ. As Daredevil wrestles with the unthinkable, Karen arrives at his door with a revelation that throws everything into deeper turmoil.
In "Guardian Devil Part Three: Dystopia," Foggy is thrown into chaos when he’s accused of murdering a client he shared a bed with, forcing his mother to cut him loose to save the law firm. As tensions rise, Macabes reveals the truth: it’s a little child whose presence is unraveling lives. Daredevil, meanwhile, is taken by an enigmatic angel seeking answers about the missing child—caught in a web of guilt, secrets, and a world where innocence might be the most dangerous thing of all.
In "Guardian Devil Part Five: Devil's Despair," Daredevil races against time to save a child, the child’s mother, and Karen from Bullseye’s deadly assault at a church, only to learn from Strange that he’s been manipulated all along—leading to a chilling confrontation with Mephisto, who may hold the key to the truth.
In "Guardian Devil Part Seven: The Devil's Demon," Mysterio unveils a twisted final act from a dying villain seeking to cement his legacy, forcing Daredevil to confront a foe whose desperation is as sharp as his schemes. The story unfolds with chilling precision, blending psychological tension and high-stakes deception in a battle of wits that tests the limits of justice and redemption.
In "Guardian Devil Part Eight: The Devil's Deliverance," the weight of loss settles as Karen's funeral draws a quiet crowd of allies and mourners. Daredevil reconnects with Spidey and shares a rare moment of vulnerability with the Widow, while Nelson and Murdock return to the fold—marking the quiet, powerful return of the man who once wore the red mask.
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↩ Reprints Daredevil #1 (1998), Daredevil #1 (1998), Daredevil #2 (1998), Daredevil #2 (1998), Daredevil #3 (1999), Daredevil #4 (1999), Daredevil #[nn] (1999), Daredevil #5 (1999), Daredevil #6 (1999), Daredevil #7 (1999), Daredevil #8 (1999)
Reprinted in Daredevil Visionaries: Kevin Smith #[nn] (2000)
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