Scott Pilgrim Vol. 2 and Daredevil Vol. 3

I'm reading Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, the second volume in the Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series, for the second time. There seems to be quite a bit that you don't see in the movie. These books are really fun to read. I read the first one twice in one week I think. I think it was the week after I got it for Christmas. I started it Christmas day and before the next week was over I'd read it two times in a row. I read this second one twice, but not in a row. I would have, but I got Daredevil Vol. 3, which is also a great book, and held off on the second read of volume two of Scott Pilgrim. Daredevil Vol. 3 is written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Alex Maleev, Manuel Gutierrez and Terry and Rachel Dodson. To me it seems like Law & Order with a superhero. The writing is great. All the artists did awesome work. I'd never seen Manuel's art before and it's very cool. Terry and Rachel Dodson are a great team. Alex Maleev's gritty style was very fitting for this book. Bendis and Maleev are teaming up again on Moonknight. I saw the promo for it and it looks cool. I'm a little ways into Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World right now, and I look forward to reading the rest of the series at some point in time.

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