The story closely follows Misty Knight but Daredevil just pops up as a plot device throughout the story to move it along. It's fun when a title hero's book can be used to tell a story with the focus on a different character. This is actually the kind of classic move that can get readers interested in different characters. With the short livedFalcon run over and the glow of a potential Daughters of the Dragon focus in the next season of Iron Fist, I can smell the opportunity for a lot more Misty in upcoming comics. Read Full Review

Overall, Soule's run has been stellar. So, save the money this week but add DAREDEVIL to your pull list going forward. If you need proof, take a look at my last couple reviews of DAREDEVIL. Soule and Phil Noto are doing amazing things with the character right now. Read Full Review

"Daredevil Annual" #1 is a fun interlude for Daredevils followers and a must-read for fans of Misty Knight. Read Full Review

This is a fine little story for an annual issue. It's nothing groundbreaking or particularly stand-out, but for what it is it's fun and better than most. Read Full Review

Daredevil Annual #1 isnt anything special, but its nice to see Matt Murdock and Misty Knight teaming up again. The story is fine, the dialogue is solid, and the artwork is good. Its not what I would call a must-buyespecially at the $4.99 price tagbut its worth a soft recommendation. If youre a DD or Misty Knight, feel free to check it out. Read Full Review

It's a pretty average self-contained story. If you've got five bucks burning a hole in your pocket for a Daredevil comic you could do worse than this, but you could also probably do better. Read Full Review

All in all, this is a fun but probably not necessary superhero one-shot. Read Full Review

An interesting character study for Misty that tries a little TOO hard to show us her status as hard-bitten veteran cop, with some wobbly art. Read Full Review