Shadowland. However, what other Daredevil stories are worth looking into, especially if you need a good place to start? Well, if you're not ready to jump into Waid's intricate, fun, sexy, swashbuckling Daredevil tales, then here's a list that should make you feel right at home with the blind lawyer of Hell's Kitchen; and my personal favorite fictional character of all time.
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9. Daredevil: Noir
Marvel's Noir set was very hit and miss. It was incredibly refreshing to see every character reinterpreted with a new flair and style, but some stories were just too boring and flat to be truly investing (X-Men, Wolverine, Luke Cage). However, Alexander Irvine's take with Matt Murdock was positively thrilling, seductive, and brilliant. Murdock was a character practically tailored for the noir style (which was something Frank Miller capitalized in his runs), and Irvine isn't afraid to run with it. Tom Coker's fantastic artwork captivates on every page, detailing the grit necessary to bring this particular story alive. With a stand-alone mystery at its front, combined with a classic noir love story and tense action, Daredevil Noir is a surprising, fantastic take on the blind lawyer of Hell's Kitchen. What are you waiting for? Buy it now!