I wish Matt would turn back to his faith because that was a huge part of who he was for decades and then Kevin Smith happened. Don’t know what the point was of Father Jordan but I can tell next issue will be a mindblower

Daredevil whips a super-serum out of Bullseye while also tackling existential philosophy. This two-parter (with the previous issue) is just stellar storytelling. It grapples nicely with core Daredevil questions like "why be a hero?" Bullseye turned out to be a bit of a MacGuffin delivery service, but the questions Matt asks himself here are top notch.

This is my favourite "Daredevil" issue in a long time. I was hesitant about this whole thing of Matt putting out a hit on himself, and for a while though I was dealing with the "I Am Suicide" Daredevil edition, but Charles Soule masterfully handled the back half of this comic to remind me why Daredevil is an awesome character. That he was always trying to stop Bullseye's bullet was a great touch. This is an excellent comic.

At a time a lot of marvel books seems to replacing or changing their hero's. Daredevil seems to be doing the opposite. Instead heading full steam into the classic Daredevil I grew up loving! Can't wait to see where this series goes now!

Finally feels like this series found it’s footing, I’m just hoping it doesn’t fall apart

Art: 3.5/5
Story: 4/5
Total: 7.5/10