Is he the Best hero?

Seriously
>Has Never been canceled Even tho his first run was in the 60s
>He is likely the most consistenly well written comic book character ever.
>His Best histories make an before and after in the comicbook industry.
>He isnt repetitive
How can other heroes besides Batman and Spider-Man even compete?

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>>He isnt repetitive
Now this is just a lie.

Kingpin, Bullseye, new female character that falls in love with Matt, suffering.

Literally all Daredevil runs.

too bad his run has been woke shit since 2014 as well with him always losing to women and minorities in fights and needing guidance and help form women and minorities in every issue since having even a single white male hero being well heroic is hate speech in the eyes of liberals these days

>too bad his run has been woke shit since 2014
So you're a retard

Why read Daredevil when you have Batman?

>He is likely the most consistenly well written comic book character ever.

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>>He isnt repetitive
lol

Why read Batman when you have Moon Knight?

On average, he's the best, however nobody has reached the heights that Miller hit, so the subsequent runs nevertheless feel like diminishing returns.

The best runs since Miller have been the ones that went back to the Silver Age tone (Kesel, early Waid).

The pre-Miller stuff is pretty good too and gets shit on unfairly. Wally Wood, Gene Colan and Klaus Janson art is nothing to sneeze at.

Why read Moon Knight when you have The Shadow?

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Parts of a Hole is pretty great, albeit it's only 6 issues, so a drop in the bucket in terms of content.

Why read The Shadow when you have The Punisher?

Yeah, that was a good one but my god it was slow coming out. they had to put out a fill-in interlude issue to tide people over while Quesada took a year to draw it

Why read the Punisher when you can just jack off in the back of a cop car during a ride-along

Why read The Punisher when you have The Scarlet Pimpernel?

Why jack off in the back of a cop car during a ride-along when you can just join Antifa?
You got me there. Can't do better than that.

Nope just pointing out a fact, he always gets beaten up or outsmarted by female and minority characters and never gets to be cool or heroic anymore

Why read the Scarlet Pimpernel when you have Zorro?

Why read Zorro when you have Tarzan?

Why read Tarzan when you have Beowulf

>he always gets beaten up or outsmarted by female and minority characters
You're just proving you haven't readd Daredevil at all.
I'm sure you go into threads about other heroes and repeat the exact same thing.

Name other character that never had a bad run.
You can apply this logic to every superhero user, for example:
"All Spider-Man comics are: Peter fights villan, he thinks he can't beat them becuase x,later he overcomes x and beats the bad guy, but that has consequences in Peter personal life"

Why read Beowulf when you have John Carter of Mars?

Waid. I don't think I've seen someone fail to understand the character more than him.

you will need to define your definition of what is repetitive or not and your description is not even a Spider-Man trait but a superhero trait in general that predates him

Matt's had so many nervous breakdowns I'm not sure he can be said to have a consistent personality anymore. Again, everybody wants to cover Miller

wondering if i should force myself through the Soule run

also Wally West at DC is very close to his consistency

I skipped it, but the Zdarsky run mentions a lot of stuff from it, wondering if I should do the same

Not lately :( Poor Wally

Jonah hex never had a bad run.

I dropped Mack, Bendis, and Zdarsky. Is Waid's run any good?

I liked it up until the last issue, which was kind of dumb, but the Zig Forumsnsensus seems to be that it got bad halfway through when DD moved to San Fran.