Soule is continuing to make things both interesting and difficult for Matt Murdock and that struggle is producing some great intensity in this series. Read Full Review

I was disappointed by how the issue glossed over so much of the history between Daredevil and some of his opponents -- if this truly is Daredevil's end, then a few of these characters deserve more than a passing mention and a line of dialogue. Still, the creative team of Soule and Noto are continuing the build a sense of finality, as Daredevil seems to be running out of options and places to hide. Read Full Review

Never speak to me or my deadly assassin ever again.

Okay, I feel like this is almost certainly a dream or something along that line of thinking. There's no way it's not, with how dreamlike everything is and how unreal this all feels. If it's not, retroactively this issue might prove problematic. But in the moment, it works.

The meat of this issue is a beautiful drawn yet obviously rushed fight scene between Matt and some of his oldest enemies, and it makes no sense. Tenfingers was there even though Muse killed him earlier in the series. Ikari was present even though he died back in Mark Waid’s run. Gladiator was their even though he and Matt were on good terms. Great last page though

I don't want to spoil anything, but this doesn't really make any sense unless you know what is really going on, so be sure to read the next issue. Love the painterly artwork.