Easily one of Marvel's best books right now, the only reason not to pick up Daredevil is if you don't like comics. Read Full Review

This arc continues to build on the great story started in the Mayor Fisk storyline and the end of this issue creates a new wrinkle for Daredevil and company. Read Full Review

This book continues to excite and impress me between the striking story directions Soule makes and the beautiful scenes Henderson and Milla craft. Next month promises to intrigue as readers say, "Oh yea, he WAS here all along!" See you then. Read Full Review

The premise of the order is fine, but it's the placement that felt off to me. Would I read a book about the Order of Dragons? Yes, but not in the middle of THIS story. Maybe it's because Soule was hitting too many grand salamis that now his base hits feel like outs? My hope is that bringing Biggie back (Kingpin) will help wrap up this story well. Read Full Review

Some life has been injected into this book! I want to sing it to the heavens. Whether it was Soule having fewer comics to write (which I think that was temporary) or it was Mike Henderson coming on the book I don't know but this book has gotten good again. It has energy and intrigue again. It has me saying buy this comic again. Read Full Review

Writer Charles Soule is walking a very thin line right now between crazy awesome and absurdly stupid. Read Full Review

"So today. This one time... I'm the sword".

This comic is getting into silly territory but Soule manages to keep the story going in an interesting way, especially with Fisk coming back.

Art: 3.5/5
Story: 3.5/5
Total: 7/10

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Father Jordan twists this particular Daredevil vs. Hand fight in a weird Hellboy direction. Introducing his "Order of the Dragon" burns up entirely too much space, and the action in the balance of the book is hurt by weak visuals. This is leaning hard into "forgettable popcorn comic" territory, much as the creators might hate to hear it. For all the attention lavished on the Order, their merits and appeal remain way too hypothetical.

Though I’m all for more Catholic characters in comics, this just all seemed so ridiculously goofy and silly compared to a rather realistic and grounded series

Okay, I think we're getting a bit carried away. Also, there is no way Matt is sneaking off to be Daredevil without anyone noticing, ridiculous.

Honestly, it wasn't horrible, but the whole idea is pretty dumb and the series is a going a direction a should really stay away from. Soule was doing really well, but this most recent arc is really dumb in my opinion.

Overall the story is decent enough. The art on the other hand is embarrassing, Marvel needs to get better artist. It’s sad to see what Marvel has become. I’m done supporting them. obviously Disney doesn’t give a shit about the books anymore.