It's a fun adventure for the character, but it's less a story about Daredevil than it is the first part of his story. The idea, presumably, is to lay the groundwork so that readers can explore more by reading the rest of his published career, and in that sense it's a success -- but if you're familiar with the character already, don't expect anything other than an enjoyable retelling of his early adventures. Read Full Review

There's something very charming about seeing another story in Daredevil's early days. It's not overly sophisticated but its fun seeing him go up against some of his classic villains and working with Foggy and Karen during more innocent times. A pleasant read overall, even if the dialogue and narration can be a little silly at times, with Daredevil having a lot of lame quips in this story. Also, the whole thing kind of just breezes through one villain to the next without a lot of time to dwell on any of it, so it doesn't feel overly substantial. I still liked it more than I didn't, though. Matt and Foggy work a pretty cool case together and that's enough for me in a lot of ways, I just wished I liked the superhero stuff a little more and some of the character stuff was handled a little better. Our main characters are fun here but do feel a little off. more