Daredevil Vol. 1: Tomorrow's Devil - by Stephanie Phillips (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

AN UNPRECEDENTED ERA STARTS HERE! Fan-favorite writer Stephanie Phillips (PHOENIX) and superstar artist Lee Garbett (DEATH OF DOCTOR STRANGE) take over the Man Without Fear! Hell's Kitchen is full of secrets - and no secret stays buried for long! As a fearsome new super villain named Omen targets Matt Murdock, it will be his alter ego Daredevil who takes the hits! But this mysterious new player isn't all they appear to be - a secret DD will have to uncover quickly as he scrambles to settle into a life and status quo we've never seen him in before! Here comes Matt Murdock...college professor! Plus: Spider-Man swings by! Ben Urich returns! And as Omen's vicious attacks hit closer and closer to home, Matt will be driven more paranoid than ever! Collecting DAREDEVIL (2026) #1-5.

Review Quotes

"A rock-solid debut issue that feels authentic to the character, establishes his world, and leaves the reader wondering just how it is all going to go wrong." - Comics Beat

"Phillips and Garbett have a real vision for Daredevil." - ComicBook.com

"Feels like a fresh start in all the right ways, as a new creative team takes Matt Murdock in some unexpected directions." - AIPT Comics

"Welcoming to those new to Matt Murdock, while also paying respect to the rich history of the character." - Capes & Tights

About the Author

Stephanie Phillips is an American comics writer whose work has appeared with a myriad of publishers. After earning a PhD in rhetoric and composition at the University of South Florida, she started writing for both Dark Horse and DC Comics before becoming a breakout star with her instant-classic run on DC's Harley Quinn. Phillips continued her success with her widely acclaimed creator-owned series Grim, published by BOOM! Studios, solidifying her as one of the industry's hottest writing talents. For Marvel, she has written acclaimed titles about iconic duos such as Rogue & Gambit and Black Widow & Hawkeye, as well as penning two smash-hit series in Spider-Gwen: The Ghost Spider and Phoenix.

Artist Lee Garbett has gone from U.K. newcomer to in-demand artist for America's biggest publishers. Garbett has worked on characters ranging from Judge Dredd to Spider-Man, and helped launch the critically acclaimed DC series Batgirl. Garbett made a name for himself at Marvel with Loki: Agent of Asgard, and has illustrated titles including Fear Itself: The Deep, Ghost Rider and Death of Doctor Strange.