Wow. Did not see that coming

The meat of this issue is a beautiful drawn yet obviously rushed fight scene between Matt and some of his oldest enemies, and it makes no sense. Tenfingers was there even though Muse killed him earlier in the series. Ikari was present even though he died back in Mark Waid’s run. Gladiator was their even though he and Matt were on good terms. Great last page though

Death of Daredevil is shaping up to be another Daredevil vs Kingpin classic. Although I find Vigil extremely lame, I do love me some Elektra. Speaking of Elektra, this was bound to happen: Matt slept with Elektra. Soule had gone his entire run without Matt hooking up with a girl before this issue, and knowing Matt, that is no small feat. Anyways things look like they are wrapping up and I’m loving this arc more

I’ve never been so offended in my life, don’t speak to me or my precious right hand man ever again.

I loved this issue, and even though “Death of....” stories are used FAR too often, they always tend to be deep and entertaining reads. So far, Death of Daredevil is no exception. Oh, and Elektra’s back!!!

Though a weird and unnecessary arc, Daredevil 608 featured some of the series’ best art by Phil Noto, and this issues’ conclusion was satisfying as Mike accepts a job from good ol Parker Robbins aka the Hood!

Soule’s explanation for Mike being real is that Reader read his name in Matt’s files after falling asleep and thus he came to life. It makes sense but Wow it is unsatisfying. Great art and pacing, though

This is just... weird. Make no mistake, Daredevil 606 is a perfectly paced issue and Phil Noto is by far the best artist yet. But why suddenly make Mike Murdock real? He’s been a joke of Matt’s imagination since the Stan Lee days in the 60s but Soule made him a real character. Just... weird

Definitely an improvement on last issue as things begin to cool down

Though I’m all for more Catholic characters in comics, this just all seemed so ridiculously goofy and silly compared to a rather realistic and grounded series

We finally figure out why the Hand is attacking New York, and it’s because Blindspot stole the Beast’s power to fight Muse, and the Hand are back for revenge. Daredevil and Blindspot fight ninjas into the precinct only to find a huge gap in the building while Foggy covers for Matt back at city hall. Pacing is a little slow and the art isn’t as good as Garney’s or Landini’s

Another fantastic issue. After Wilson is hit with 6 arrows by Hand archers and has to be taken to the hospital, we find out his replacement: Matt Murdock himself. The city is under siege, the Defenders are in jail. Daredevil is the only hope

Soule's daredevil remains a must read. This new artist might just be better than Garney and that's saying a lot. Really interesting stuff.

Sam’s and Matt’s battles with their greatest enemies conclude this issue as Sam refuses to kill Muse, much to the Beast’s dismay. Muse kills himself anyway by jumping into a fire. Wilson brutally beats Matt before his big rally as Peter, Luke, Jessica, Danny, Marc, Maya, Misty, Hammerhead, the Owl, Diamondback, and Felicia are all captured by the NYPD in a sting operation. Adding to all the chaos, hundreds and of Hand ninjas attack the city. Spectacular work by Garney and Soule more

Daredevil 599 sets the stage for the 600th issue while being a great issue all on its own. Daredevil is in a conflict with his greatest enemy: Wilson Fisk, while Blindspiot is in a conflict with his greatest enemy: Blindspot. They need help, so Matt assembles his friends: Danny Rand, Luke Cage, Misty Knight, Marc Spector, Peter Parker, Jessica Jones, and Maya Lopez. I can’t wait for next issue

Everything is beginning to come together for the big 600th issue as Blindspot’s nemesis Muse joins the fray. This continues to be the best arc of Soule’s run and is better than a lot of Waid’s arcs as well. Ron Garney delivers his best art yet

Daredevil 597 is a perfectly paced and drawn issue, and I can’t emphasize enough how great Stefano Landini’s art is. He’s the best artist of the series. Wilson Fisk is the most intimidating villain thus far, and he is drawn incredibly realistic. A great issue as Wilson begins to enact his plan to save New York, whole Matt will do anything to stop him

Kingpin vs Daredevil never gets old, but I guess they’re partners now? That’s right, newly elected Mayor Fisk calls Matt at the DA office and offers him to become deputy mayor after his Supreme Court victory- and Matt says yes! Of course Matt is just trying to take Fisk down from the inside but Soule has entered unknown territory in the history of Wilson Fisk vs Daredevil

A great start to the biggest arc of the series yet. Landini’s art is immaculate and for me he is the best artist so far. He draws Wilson Fisk so realistically and it goes perfectly with Soule’s dialogue. Matt has been through the wringer the last 28 issues but this is when everything comes together

Daredevil 28 continues this series’ hot streak. Great art and great story. And that last page. Wow

Ron Garney draws China perfectly and immerses you in Matt’s world. Sam is one of the most interesting characters in this book and the parts with all the illegal immigrants are very powerful and have real life applications

Good to see Blindspot back in the fold and this series wouldn’t be complete without the Hand

Tons of legal vocabulary that I mostly failed to understand but that’s ok, because that makes this arc all the more realistic. Matt has developed so much these last 25 issues and that’s a sign of a good run

Soule’s Daredevil is really hitting it’s stride as Morgan delivers the best art yet and Kingpin, Legal, and Tombstone continue to try to take Matt down. You have no idea how great it was to see Matt and Doggy rekindle their friendship

Morgan is possibly the best artist on this title yet, even better than Ron Garney. Matt temporarily teams up with Jen Walters this issue and I can’t believe Wilson is back! Wilson Fisk makes this series so much better and I can’t wait for more

I’ve been waiting for an arc like this one ever since Soule began his run. Soule is lawyer himself and the courtroom scenes he writes are spectacular. I tend to find comic trials boring but Soule made this one somewhat entertaining

I did like Luke and Maya teaming up with Matt again, reminded me of the Bendis days. Anyways, the story itself, which is Matt trying to end all crime in the city as a lawyer and as Daredevil, seemed pretty uninteresting to me. It’s basically that time when Matt became Kingpin in Bendis’ run, but this time he’s wearing black, so I guess it’s different

Soule did the impossible: He somehow explained how Daredevil’s identity is a secret again without time travel or something controversial. He somehow found a satisfying way to do it and I know that was a hard task. One of Marvel’s best titles right now

Daredevil 19 is further proof that Charles Soule understands Daredevil. Ron Garney knocks it out of the park every issue on the art