Daredevil: Dark Nights is a punch right to the chest. A charged narrative of emotion and wonderful storytelling. Read Full Review

"Daredevil: Dark Nights" is a must-read for any serious fan of superheroes. Full of startling and vivid visuals and powerful writing, these first two issues suggest an exceptional and moving mini-series. Read Full Review

This is a book about hope, and when I read it, I cant help but feel that with writers and artists of Lee Weeks caliber, the comics industry certainly wont fail to provide the world with incredible, compelling, and memorable stories not to be tossed aside as tales, but to be remembered as myths of our age. Read Full Review

Because so much of the conflict comes from Daredevil's internal thought, I can't help but feel like the character hasn't been tested enough in the series, even though the character tells us all the other crimes he cannot stop. Regardless, Daredevil: Dark Nights #2 continues the emotional and moving story that had been established in issue one. Read Full Review

DAREDEVIL: DARK NIGHTS #2 is a well-written and fairly gripping experience. If you can't stand seeing Daredevil not at the top of his game, then you're best off avoiding this. But if you're okay with a more down to Earth, character driven tale with remarkable art, then I absolutely recommend giving this a read. Read Full Review

What it may lack in the writing department, Weeks more than makes up for with his art. Daredevil: Dark Nights #2 looks superb. The storytelling is great, especially in the first few pages, in which he plays with expectations. Seriously, there is not a single bad looking panel in this book, every one of them knocks it out of the park. If nothing else, Daredevil: Dark Nights is worth your attention because it's so damn gorgeous. Read Full Review

That said, Lee Weeks art is once again solid but his writing is only slightly improved over the first issue although it's still clunky and hamfisted at times (especially involving danger or hope). For fans. Read Full Review