Diggle on Daredevil

[400yrs]

Anyone know anything about Diggle? Does he do anything else that's somewhat noir like DD?

I don't think I've read anything from him. I hope he can step into Bendis and Brubaker's shoes.

[hulk181man]

I haven't read much from him either, but he wrote recent issues of Thunderbolts which I've enjoyed...

but DD has been superb for so long, tough writers to follow. A shame it doesn't get more support. Rather....Criminal ?

[Lightning Strike]

Anyone know anything about Diggle? Does he do anything else that's somewhat noir like DD?

I don't think I've read anything from him. I hope he can step into Bendis and Brubaker's shoes.

This was my initial thought as well, and then I read this interview with him on DD:
http://www.newsarama.com/film/030924-DD-Diggle.html

He sounds like he really gets DD and while I'm still disappointed Bru is leaving, I'm anxious to see what Diggle does with the book.

[400yrs]

This was my initial thought as well, and then I read this interview with him on DD:
http://www.newsarama.com/film/030924-DD-Diggle.html

He sounds like he really gets DD and while I'm still disappointed Bru is leaving, I'm anxious to see what Diggle does with the book.

Thanks for the article. He does seem to get it. I'll have to check out that Dark Reign Hawkeye book to get a taste for his style.

As long as he doesn't change the tone of the book, I think I'll like it. DD should always be a dark book with the weight of the world on Matt's shoulders.

[Zool]

Diggle is great.

He wrote for and is an ex editor of British anthology comic 2000AD, he's done a great run on Hellblazer, his Vertigo title: The Losers is being filmed this summer (and is ace).

Strikes me as a great choice for DD.