"Daredevil" #15.1 is yet another fine addition to the near-perfect work Waid, Samnee, Wilson and Caramagna continue to give readers, chronicling the adventures of Matt Murdock and friends. Slightly larger than a normal issue but not large enough to be a special or an annual, "Daredevil" #15.1 is a fun offering for fans that delivers a nice sampler of ol' Hornhead's history and adventures, which is only as connected to continuity as readers want it to be. Read Full Review

Fun stories that told some cool early Daredevil stories. Very nice art throughout the book. Read Full Review

If you're debating about whether or not to buying a copy of this week's Daredevil is a good idea, you must ask yourself how badly you need to own every issue of the current volume. If you're dead set on having a copy of every appearance of the character that Mark Waid has written, then it might be worth the money. However, if you are not interested in an issue that's more of a diversion than anything else, with an inflated price tag to boot, I suggest spending your money somewhere else. Read Full Review

Daredevil #15.1 has two major strikes against it: it is out of sequence with the rest of this series and its stories are either simplistic or too quick. Also, since they are flashback tales, they dont feel as important. Despite some nice art, theres not enough to prevent Daredevil #15.1 from feeling like an unnecessary diversion rather than a welcome one. Its not bad but not really vital to those except for Daredevil completists. Read Full Review