This was a solid issue that throws Daredevil into a series of challenges sure to keep him occupied for the next few installments. The conflict between Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson promises to deliver some compelling drama. It's already clear that a demon has taken hold of Foggy, exploiting both their friendship and Foggy's intimate knowledge of Matt to its fullest advantage. I'm especially looking forward to the inevitable courtroom showdown between Murdock and his oldest friendthere's nothing quite like a well-executed legal drama, whether in comics or on screen. Read Full Review

Plot
Matt asks She-Hulk for help to represent him in his friend Foggy Nelson's lawsuit, but she can't do it because Nelson applies a legal strategy to him.

Daredevil meets with Foggy, but he can't exorcise him because he gave up being a priest and lost that ability. Daredevil escapes and spends a day thinking about how to solve this, until he stumbles upon Bullseye's mutilated arm and a demon that has possessed Jason's body.

Excellent installment that continues to nourish this demonic challenge that Daredevil has been fighting throughout this saga.

Art
It is magnificent, full of details and textures with touches of great realism that offer the tone of street crime with superheroes in perfect balance adding great supernatural elements. The anatomy of the characters is great.

Summary
Matt faces Foggy and although he asks for help, the demon of anger that possesses Foggy has everything orchestrated to sink Daredevil personally, spiritually and legally. more