The art for this issue really caught me off guard. I've been a big fan of Lapham's art since I first read Stray Bullets, but I never realized just how well this would fit in with the current look of Daredevil. Hell, if the main DD book needs a fill-in, Lapham would be the guy to call. He does some killer work here, delivering a range of stuff, everything from giant monsters to character drama to that pesky little gnome dude. The best parts are the smaller moments though and now I think I'd like to read a Daredevil romance book written and drawn by Lapham. Make that happen, Marvel. Read Full Review

You wouldn't naturally think that Daredevil was a character who could sustain two ongoings, but between 8 issues of "End of Days" and now four issues of "Dark Nights," Daredevil has essentially had a year's worth of a second series. It's hard to say why it's working. Perhaps it's the quality of the creators, but perhaps it's just because it hasn't been tried before. Whatever the reason, Daredevil fans are spoiled for choice with two top quality titles on shelves. Read Full Review

The title transitions from serious to quirky with this book, with Daredevil chasing Martin "Buggit" Wigum after the miniature "garden gnome" has stolen a murder weapon from the police station. Incorporating flirty moments between Daredevil and the ladies, Lapham keeps his story moving quickly, with just enough dialogue to develop a larger plot in the fold. Read Full Review

After a mostly fun lighthearted affair I was a little sad to see the comic take such a dark turn on the final page. Although I'd recommend this issue, I'm not sure I like where the story is headed. Worth a look. Read Full Review