Almost as quickly as it began, The Omega Effect is over. Wrapping up in Daredevil #11 (read our review), Mark Waid, Greg Rucka, and Marco Checchetto brought the Daredevil/Punisher crossover to an end, setting both characters on new paths in their respective titles. Continuing our behind the scenes looks at each issue of the crossover, we talked with Mark Waid once again to discuss this week's ...

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For a crossover event that has been solid for the first two thirds of its story, I fully expected Daredevil #11 to maintain the quality of The Omega Effect thus far and those expectations were met. This is a solid conclusion to the Daredevil/Punisher crossover that has a profound effect on both Ma...

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The Omega Effect continued this week with The Punisher #10 (read our full review), continuing the crossover that is running through the pages of Avenging Spider-Man, Daredevil and Punisher, written by Mark Waid and Greg Rucka and drawn by Marco Checchetto. Last week, we went behind the curtain of Avenging Spider-Man #6 with Mark Waid, and this week, we're talking Omega Effect Part 2 with Greg ...