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Daredevil #20 v.2 (July 2001) Lee Hall Colan Palmer
the review:
I've read some really scathing reviews of this back-up story and in all fairness I can't see why. Sure it's full of that corny Stan Lee diologue that went out with the 60's, and sure the story is rushed and a bit too convienient for it's own good, but hey it's all good. I get a real kick out of reading any thing by Stan "The Man", and the art is a lot clearer than some of the stuff Gene "The Dean" did in his last DD run.
If you want a great story with some excellent artwork, pick up Daredevil #20, and take a look at one heck of a gem in it's back-up story. Even if you don't like it, it'll at least bring a smile to your face.
The back-up story, "His Brother's Keeper" in Daredevil #20, gets a solid ***1/2 our of *****. Excelsior!
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the plot:
As Spidey and his good buddy Daredevil share a drink and some burgers at Joe's Bar, the dynamic duo are both called away to stop and mugger and then the start of a gang war. All in the space of a six page back-up story, celebrating Daredevil's four hundredth issue!