Devil’s Reign, written by Chip Zdarsky with art by Marco Checcheto, colours by Marcia Menyz, and lettering by Clayton Cowles is not Zdarsky and Checcheto’s first time in Hell’s Kitchen. This time however, instead of focusing on Daredevil, Zdarsky and Checcheto tell a story about Wilson Fisk, also known as Kingpin.
After discovering that he no longer knows Daredevil’s secret identity, Fisk outlaws all vigilantism in New York City with the Powers Act, a law that outlaws vigilantism in the city. It’s not a particularly new concept for Marvel, Civil War, which is referenced within Devil’s Reign, had done it previously, albeit on a much larger scale, and in 2020, Outlawed
is the most influential comic ever to be released. That comics wouldn’t be where they are without it, for good and for ill. But how did we get here, exactly? More to the point, just what influence did Watchmen provide to the larger world of comics? What, ultimately, is the legacy of Watchmen? Who watched the Watchmen?
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