Ascension

Vincent is a shipwrecked privateer who has lost his crew to winged monsters. Aya is an orphan seeking revenge on the Starless army who killed her family. Through a series of unlikely coincidences, the warrior cat Chobo unites the two and leads them to Princesses Pira and Lono, who are making their final preparations to leave Spera and do battle with the evil Starless Queen. As the fire spirit Yonder infiltrates the Starless-occupied Plain Castle, the newly formed group is taken by surprise by another swarm of winged monsters. Can Yonder survive his mission, and can the Princesses trust their new friends?

Law and justice don’t always agree. This conundrum is at the core of Matt’s being, more so than for any other superhero. A trial attorney by day, he uses his considerable legal skills to right wrongs through the courts of law. By night, he haunts the rooftops of Hell’s Kitchen as Daredevil, dispensing an entirely different brand of justice that combines cunning and a healthy dose of martial arts. The struggle to reconcile the two sides of his being has taken a toll on Murdock over the years, but in the pages of Charles Soule’s Supreme storyline. (Daredevil Vol 5. #21-25), the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen found a way to consolidate his daytime and nighttime activities. Taking the fight all the way to the Supreme Court, Murdock won the right for costumed heroes to testify during trials, and to bring evidence to the authorities without having to reveal their secret identities. RELATED: Comics Legends: Brian Michael Bendis’ Batman/Daredevil Crossover That A