Superhero comics don't get much better than this. Read Full Review

Devil's Reign #6 brings multiple brilliant stories to a close...The battle is epic, and Matt and Wilson's showdown was worth waiting for. Devil's Reign has been a good event, filled with fantastic drama and intense action. Read Full Review

Devil's Reign #6 cements the partnership of Elektra and television in a super engaging way. Read Full Review

Devil's Reign #6 is a strong conclusion to the latest Marvel blockbuster event. This issue was non-stop with big action sequences and major character moments you expect to see from the ending of a big event. When the dust is allowed to settle you are left excited for what is next in the Marvel Universe. Read Full Review

Devil's Reign #6 is a great ending. While I wish it was a bit more self-contained, it's set up of what's to come doesn't quite make you feel like you absolutely need to continue. With one more follow up issue to come, the event is one of the best Marvel has recently released keeping things compact, focused, and delivering actual emotional punches. While in the end the good guys win and the future seems brighter, it's also a reminder that even in victory it doesn't mean justice will completely prevail. Read Full Review

A satisfying conclusion to a solid event that sets our Daredevils up for a whole new kind of adventure. Read Full Review

Zdarsky and company pack the Devil's Reign finale to the brim with the right bits it needs to end up as a suitable finale. Read Full Review

Ultimately your enjoyment of this issue will depend on how much you've enjoyed the ride to get here. The series always had a slightly "been there done that" feel since it follows a similar premise to Civil War, i.e. illegal superheroes. Devil's Reign never quite feels like a universe-changing event, though, with lower stakes and a general feel as a chapter in Zdarsky and Checchetto's excellent Daredevil run. For that reason, this series ends on a note that is incredible if you've liked their run but leaves you wanting if you're looking for more. Read Full Review

The results of the title match will divide fans on how a story like this should close out, and things were a tad too tidy by the turn of the last page; however, it was a fun ride to get there. Despite Marco Checchetto's gorgeous artwork all throughout this 6-issue run, we won't be calling Devil's Reign the book that erased the bad taste Civil War II left in fan's mouths like I once hoped, but it is one that will allow fans to keep saying Daredevil always has the best written stories in Marvel. Read Full Review

Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto are continuing their Daredevil run as a relaunch, while the new Thunderbolts are set to feature in their own series soon, and it seems Luke Cage: Mayor for Hire is a development that might get its own spinoff as well. (One presumably distinct from the abruptly canceled Luke Cage: City of Fire.) If any of those are of interest to you, or if you want a more satisfying conclusion to this storyline, then you probably want to check this out. But if $5.99 is more than you're willing to pay for what are essentially teasers for future titles, you won't miss too much from skipping out. Read Full Review

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This score is reflective of the entire miniseries and the Omega issue.

"Devil's Reign" is a very satisfying conclusion of Wilson Fisk's tenure as Mayor of New York City as well as Chip Zdarsky and his collaborator's Daredevil saga so far. I am anxiously looking forward to the future of the series and seeing the stuff with The Hand and The Fist get its due.

Once this series finally shook off the dreck of being a Civil War retread, it found its way back to being Zdarsky's Daredevil — which I'd much rather read than Civil War. This was a deeply satisfying conclusion to an uneven mini, and I'm excited to get back to the good stuff.

Zdarksy delivers.

Ending of Event that lands well. Hmmm.


Enjoyed The Event. Art is absolutely Gorgeous.
BTW, Chechetto never ceases to amaze me by how gorgeous she draws Elektra.
Excited for Relaunch. Though don't really understand why but excited to read what comes next with Fist, Hand, Daredevil. Would Chip use Punisher in next run as he is also associated with Hand currently, I wonder. 🤔🤔

I gotta admit, this finale changed the status quo a lot more than I thought it would. I'm excited to see what happens next (except with Butch; that guy's as spicy as mayonnaise).

It's a finely-crafted story in words and art, but it's a bit of a problem that I'm more interested in the next chapters -- this one failed to grab my full attention. The script is beautifully constructed, with a nice pace. The prose isn't all that memorable, though; cliches abound. The art is exquisite by general standards. But this particular artist can do and has done better, even within this miniseries.

Ultimately, it's a very good issue, and the event overall was good (some of the tie-ins, not so much). But it never quite got over the hump to greatness.
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It's a good ending. I do think Devils Reign wasn't needed overall. That could have found a different way to get the same result. The story within the story was good when it came to Fisk and Daredevil.

A really solid event satisfying end to fisk's arc and beginning to matt's. Cant wait so see where this goes

I really enjoyed this event and how it resolves daredevil and kingpin. Good art too

Better than most event books.

I was not a fan of how Elektra was written, her dialogue just wasn't there for me. I found the ending predictable, but the flip side of that is that Zdarsky had a goal in mind and made it happen.

Good but I think this normal arc would have been more enjoyable as a tight one instead of an event spread out all over. I found myself not caring about many characters here. I'll see what happens in the relaunch and reassess. Checchetto and Menyz are good as always!

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It was a good issue, but...
1) There was the old trope of the hero about to kill the bad guy and being talked out of it by a cohort.
2) If charges against Fisk weren't dropped, how did he leave the country so easily?
3) He must be extremely confused about killing Matt Murdock and having Daredevil show up. And now he just forgets about it and gives up on getting vengeance?
4) Daredevil spent a considerable portion of his latest run in prison for killing someone. Supposedly he learned to be a "better" Daredevil, but this last issue undoes any progress he may have made in this regard, and his teaming with Elektra to "save the world" seems to indicate he will be more reckless and extra-legal than ever:
5) No tears shed for Mike? No goodbye - or explanation - to Foggy?
6) This is now at least the third time that Fisk has "retired" and gone abroad to find peace. He'll be back!
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This issue by itself was a solid turning point in Chip Zdarsky's Daredevil saga, closing off some plotlines while opening the door for others, but Devil's Reign as a whole absolutely did not need to be an event. This whole arc was all about Matt and Wilson, and bringing in the rest of the Marvel universe did the pacing no favors.

great. electra explaining matt to get him in controll was great!

It seems like everyone wants to do a “character defining run” where a major character suffers a cheap death to garner sales and make the event or the run seem more meaningful than it really was. It’s overplayed and we all know whoever dies will be back in a couple of months. While Zdarsky made it seem like this was the direction he was going with Daredevil vowing to kill Kingpin, I’m glad to see he took a more restrained approach in the end.