OverallThis is a fantastic conclusion to the story, and as expected, there are a few casualties along the way. I especially loved that Daredevil had to face Bullseye while his powers were fading with each passing second visually represented through brief flashes of vision interrupted by darkness. The inner monologue toward the end is brilliant, with Daredevil questioning why he's been on this journey at all, trying to justify his actions both to himself and to some greater presence. His final plea to Tyra, convincing her to use her light, is executed perfectly and feels earned. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this arc. Whether it becomes a future classic isn't for me to decide, but as far as Daredevil stories go, it's one of the best I've read in recent years. Read Full Review

Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell #3 is a brutal, blood-soaked farewell to Matt Murdock, but also a love letter to what makes Daredevil endure the relentless fight to do what's right, even when the world stops watching. Soule, McNiven, and White have crafted a finale that feels both intimate and epic, flawed but unforgettable. If this truly is Daredevil's last stand, it's a hell of a way to go out. Read Full Review

Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell #3 brings one of the more compelling Daredevil stories to a brutal, poignant end. This is more than just Daredevil's Dark Knight Returns; it's one of those stories that digs down to the core of what makes Daredevil work, even in his darkest hour. Read Full Review

Ultimately, Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell #3 is a visceral, atmospheric finale that honors the theme of heroism in ruin. New York may go dark, but what shines through is Matt Murdocks unwavering resolve. The real question Soule leaves you with isnt about a legacyit's about your own willingness to stand up when hell comes knocking. Its a powerful, somber note to close on: dystopian in tone, unwavering in heart. If issues1 and2 showed us a man reborn in bleakness, issue3 shows us why hes still worth following. Its a fitting end for one of Marvels boldest takes on its most haunted hero. Read Full Review

Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell #3 wraps up a unique take on the future of the Marvel Universe and in particular the titular character and his mythos. Some awkward plot points and odd dialog make the first part of the issue rough to get through, but the final moments really shine. Read Full Review

What a beautiful series. Just wow.

Plot
Bullseye frees a nearly paralyzed Punisher and prepares for his final attack, for which he drinks an unknown liquid and puts his uniform back on.

The Punisher climbs into an exoskeleton Bullseye had stored, with which he manages to free Tyra and eliminate everyone, all part of Bullseye's twisted plan.

Daredevil arrives where Bullseye is doing a live broadcast, and the two begin to fight like old times. Bullseye has hundreds of needles in his skin, which improves his pulse and aim. The Punisher arrives and nearly kills Bullseye; Matt stops him like old times.

Bullseye's plan is to gather thousands of people around this fight, either with the Punisher or Daredevil, to activate a bomb filled with the radioactive substance that gave Daredevil his powers. Bullseye wants the return of superheroes and villains.

Daredevil is mortally wounded and asks Tyra to use her powers to counteract the toxic gas cloud... and so Daredevil finally dies, witnessing the birth of a new generation of superheroes.

A spectacular conclusion to a saga that reimagines this dystopian future where a psychopath's unpaid debts become a danger to the city. Daredevil never faces a more lethal threat.

Art
It's mind-blowing, achieving dizzying sequences and dramatic body language. Steve McNiven uses his germ texture technique that highlights all those mesmerizing details and captures Frank Miller's artistic tone and injects it with his own signature.

This installment is more visually raw, gory, and intense.

Summary
Daredevil must stop Bullseye's evil plan once again, and he'll need all the help he can get.
A stunning conclusion to a mind-blowing and brilliantly narrated saga. more