Charles Soule et Steve McNiven, qui avaient notamment collaboré sur Death Of Wolverine, reforment leur duo pour la mini-série Daredevil : Cold day in Hell, qui suivra les aventures d’une version âgée de Matt Murdock dans un futur alternatif.
Début de la publication en avril 2025.
Just now at the Marvel Fanfare Panel with C.B. Cebulski at New York Comic Con, the Marvel Comics Editor in Chief was joined by best-selling artist Steve McNiven (CIVIL WAR) and New York Times best-selling author Charles Soule (STAR WARS) to reveal an epic new Daredevil limited series launching next year: DAREDEVIL: COLD DAY IN HELL .
DAREDEVIL: COLD DAY IN HELL will mark McNiven’s first major Marvel Comics work in nearly a decade. Joining him is no stranger to Hell’s Kitchen—Charles Soule, who had a classic run on DAREDEVIL in 2015. Following their acclaimed work together on DEATH OF WOLVERINE, this superstar creative team reunite for a bold vision of Daredevil in the same spirit as what McNiven did with Old Man Logan. Set in a Marvel Universe future on the brink of collapse, the series introduces a grizzled, older version of Matt Murdock.
Years into the future, a powerless Matt Murdock is no longer Daredevil, but he’s still the Man Without Fear! Doing whatever he can to help those in need in a city broken beyond repair, he’ll finally be able take the fight to where it matters most when something catastrophic happens causing his powers to miraculously return. With no one by his side, Daredevil has little chance against the evil permeating every corner until Captain America entrusts him with a mission to safeguard the world’s only hope…
Le découpage, le cimetière…
Et puis, il a fait des illustrations récentes qui témoignent de sa capacité à imiter Miller, comme un temps il imitait Windsor-Smith.
Marvel Comics launches its new limited series Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell this coming Wednesday, and you can check out the official preview below…
HELL GONE COLD! After a horrific series of events, the world is in shambles. Matt Murdock is old, and his powers have faded to nothing. Matt will not, however, sit by and watch his fellow New Yorkers suffer, so instead of swinging around the city from his billy club line, he slings soup at a food center for the poor. But when a mysterious wrinkly old man interrupts a secret convoy causing an explosion, a deadly gas fills Hell’s Kitchen and this tale takes a turn that will change how you look at the Man Without Fear.
Ha mais même les couleurs jouent l’hommage ! Et c’est bien fait ! Mais je n’avais pas capté que c’était Soule au scenar’, et là, c’est un peu (beaucoup !) le maillon faible.
C’est agréable à lire, plutôt pour la partie graphique. De belles splash-demi-pages.
Si c’est toujours annoncé en trois numéros, ça va faire court pour créer tout un univers, avec déjà plusieurs personnages à camper. Et pour révéler le fin mot du mystère à peine esquissé dans ce premier épisode.
