Saladin Ahmed, German Peralta, and Jesus Aburtov create an issue that will take the "man without fear" and put him on the run as he deals with choices, devils, and Bullseye. The issue will fill you with suspense and tease as you wait for the big confrontation. Awesome insights into Murdock's mind as he deals with being a holy man who dresses as the devil but fights for the truth. Read Full Review

Peralta delivers blisteringly beautiful art in the issue. The visuals are stunning and filled with great details and action. Aburtov delivers a fantastic color palate that captures the eye, especially with the characters. Read Full Review

Daredevil #4 provides consistent work for the series while still pushing great characterization of Matt as he balances his life as a devil and a priest. Read Full Review

Unfortunately, after a visually gripping debut in the series' opening issue, the latest demon gets wiped out almost surprisingly easy. Hopefully that doesn't become the trend. Read Full Review

Daredevil #4 leans heavily on the action, light on Father Matthew's exploits as the head of an orphanage, and completely away from the mystery of Father Matthew's resurrection. On the whole, the issue is relatively entertaining simply for the action, but the lingering mysteries don't have enough clues or punch to hold your attention. Read Full Review

Daredevil #4 appears to be coming to a grinding stop. The plot threads arent panning out. The pacing is way too slow. The demonic undertones currently dont seem to fit. The Father Matt angle seems almost pointless. And the one saving grace was the re-ignition of Bullseye which came and went faster than you could say his name. My point is that this series, the style, the lack of excitement, and the slow pacing seem incredibly uncharacteristic of Ahmed as a writer and Daredevil as a character. Therefore, if it doesnt turn around after the next issue, I think I may have to call this series quits. Readers need a hook and they need it fast! And if it doesnt happen soon, I think this series may be short-lived. Read Full Review

This issue continues the fathers good work. Bullseye was barely in this so if thats your reason for reading this then you may be disappointed. This feels a bit like the current hulk series where we go from monster to monster but here it's deadly sin to deadly sin and I worry it will get stale eventually but for now I'm all on board. Hopefully we get the explanation of what is happening with Matt and his new life before we have to go through all seven of the sins. I think the pacing is great so far but we will need some new info before long.

I just wanted to start this off by saying that, as much as I've enjoyed Aaron Kuder's art in this series so far, Germán Peralta did great here. I think he would be a really good rotating artist with Kuder for this run. As for Ahmed's writing, it continues to be very interesting. I believe his pacing has been good throughout the series so far and in this issue as well. The only thing I felt a little "off" about was Matt basically performing an exorcism on Ben at the end. I didn't dislike it or anything, but I didn't love the execution either. Though, this was a good issue in general.

I told myself I'd be a little less forgiving if things didn't start going in the right direction. This book was actually alright. I don't mind taking time to deliver answers, but the Demon part just felt a little rushed in this issue. It had some fun action and a brief Bullseye scene, but the issue took some time to get moving.

This has been a puzzling series so far, raising interesting mysteries that are suffering from the format of monthly releases. Like Charles Soule’s run, people want answers NOW, and it can be frustrating having to wait like this. I for one am quite confused on several fronts, specifically why Ben doesn’t recognize Matt. Is it because of the demon, or funky business with Matt’s new identity?

Still, there are a lot of individual elements that I like about this run, but the pacing is starting to drag.

The storyline is slowly starting to grow on me, however…there are still a lot of unanswered questions…ie. How does nobody recognize Matt Murdock, ex-Mayor, lawyer for superheroes, etc???? And if Matt has regained his memory, HOW HAS HE NOT REACHED OUT TO FOGGY YET!?!

Bland and weak. Is this The Exorcist now?

I am REALLY tired - not to mention offended - reading another issue or "Father Matt, Exorcist Priest." Trading in his billy club for a crucifix? Going all in on Catholic gobbledygook? And the bad guys are clones sponsored by the government? Wtf? 3 poi ts for the art. Minus one for the story.