THE WAGES OF SIN EQUAL DEATH!
For months, Matt Murdock, his loved ones and his allies have been plagued by demons and devils of unknown origin! As the mystery surrounding the supernatural forces targeting Matt and those he loves the most has at last begun to become clear, the stage is set for Daredevil's greatest foe to return to Hell's Kitchen, bigger and badder than ever!
Rated T+
The Wages of Sin Equal Death is a strong issue that pays off on many of the plot threads we have seen over the past 9 issues. I loved the confrontation at the start where Jason calls Matt out for lying about his secret identity. It will be interesting to learn what happened to Jason's father when Matt eventually catches up with him. If indeed he is in any shape to do so. The confrontation between Daredevil and Fisk is nicely done and as you'd expect. We get some great dialogue between the two as they duke it out. Read Full Review
Prepare for a vicious throwdown between the Kingpin and Daredevil as a deadly Sin gets involved. We've witnessed how this Sin has taken hold of the Kingpin; now, get ready to witness its wrath. This creative team knows how to beat the Hell out of Daredevil! Read Full Review
I've been lukewarm on this latest Daredevil run since the start, but this is a good issue. Read Full Review
Cabal delivers some great art in the issue. The action is visually fun and there are some great dramatic moments between the characters. Read Full Review
Plot
Daredevil and Elektra, the Daredevils follow the trail to interview Kingpin, as he is once again taking criminal control of Hell's Kitchen, only Matt arrives to meet them and discovers that there is a demon inside Wilson Fisk but he cannot decipher what it is and He is seriously injured.
Jason, one of the children at the orphanage where Matt is the priest, discovers that he is Daredevil and blames him for the death of his father and escapes from him.
With mysteries and paranormal phenomena, Daredevil tries to stop the demon that wants to eliminate him.
Art
It is magnificent, full of details where it intelligently handles shadows, with a hypnotizing dynamism.
Summary
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I thought this issue was maybe the best one in a while. It felt badass seeing Kingpin do what he does, and I'm curious to how this identity storyline will play out.
I have liked this run, but sometimes it moves at a snail’s pace. This is one of those times, with only a couple developments in a largely decompressed issue.
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