Decent little filler mini. Onto more Daredevil!

Again, well-written, well-drawn, just not anything to write home about. Filler content between Devil's Reign and the next Daredevil arc. It's good filler, but it's filler nonetheless.

Not bad at all, but not overly eventful. The writing was solid, the art was great, the story just wasn't all that interesting. Seemed sorta filler. A showdown with Kraven sounds promising though.

This event got a little muddled halfway through, but this final issue got things back on track in a big way. I loved just about everything here. Standout moment for me was Matt making Fisk reflect on all of the lives he ruined and Fisk just being completely unphased...that was cold. The art was as good as it's ever been; Marco Checchetto truly is at the top of his artistic game. A great event overall. Also, I'm extremely glad Fisk didn't take the Stromwyn's new deal; those two have become so annoying and I would've groaned if we had to endure any more of them. more

Another really solid issue. The White God is fully introduced and integrated into Buddy's story. Also, Mr. Weidemier is a real one.

Holy crap, what a step up from the first issue! That page with the arm was so well done...

Yet another showcase for Marco Checchetto's otherworldly talents, and Chip sure knows how to end on a good cliffhanger, but I feel like there's just a bit too much going on in this event. Too many characters and not enough of them are being given the chance to truly shine. I'm very much enjoying it, but it's missing something that would've taken it to another level.

I wasn't super into this issue for most of the way through...It felt like the obligatory "show what's happening in all of the other storylines to make people go buy those tie-ins", but that ending...holy smokes. That ending alone earned this issue a full point higher rating.

A solid mini about a flawed and regretful father trying to rise above his insecurities and past mistakes to do right by his son. I enjoyed this quite a bit more than I expected to and am very glad I gave it a chance. I believe this was the first thing I read by Chris Cantwell, and I have to say I am rather impressed. I will have to check out more of his stuff for now, cause this one was a great read. more

Poor Bobo... I am enjoying this series. Some great character moments and it's dealing with some heavy themes but is handling them very well. The art isn't perfect, but the writing is top notch.

Man, I'm loving this. It's such an odd blend of funny and sad, but it works so well. Cantwell's writing is fantastic, and he manages to walk that tightrope of tones perfectly, balancing all the sadness, wisecracks, and heartfelt moments appropriately. The concept of this book feels very Tom King-esque in that we've got a somewhat secondary character in a story that deals with some really heavy themes, but the writing is obviously wildly different, in a good way (no disrespect to Tom King, whose work I love). The moment between Dick and Luke was really great and was a standout scene for me in this issue. I also really loved Bobo subtly letting Patrick know that he's there for him, adding to the weight of his comment in the first issue that he knows what it's like to be an outsider.

Two down, two to go, and this is shaping up to be a winner. more

I really, thoroughly enjoyed this. I know virtually nothing about Plastic Man as a character, so going into this I had very few expectations. The art was good, and the premise is interesting. But where this comic really hooked me was in the moments where Patrick is laughed off by the other members of the Justice League, dismissed as the jokester of the group, and then ignored. That was actually super heartbreaking, and it's something that I think so many people can relate with, so it offers the potential for some really intriguing character exploration and development in this brief mini and unpacking issues of loneliness, the desire to belong, and the use of humour as a coping mechanism or a mask. I'm really looking forward to seeing where this goes.

Also, Patrick roasting every member of the JL in turn but then having nothing bad to say about Batman was hilarious and spot-on. more

So many great moments in here:
Spider-Man and Taskmaster’s fight.
Richard and Sue’s kiss.
Elektra’s secret and the build-up to the fight with Kraven.
Fisk using The Purple Man’s powers to fix the election.
Luke Cage running for mayor.
The cliffhanger with Otto.

I have pretty much highlighted everything that happened in this issue and I didn’t even talk about Checchetto’s insane art. So yeah, this was great. more

Outstanding in every way. Checchetto is on another planet with this otherworldly art...jeez. What an awesome event this is so far.

Absolutely loved every bit of this. Moved pretty quickly, but I didn't find that to be a problem. It was honestly a refreshing change of pace. I was getting antsy for stuff to start happening, so having everything that's been building for so long finally come to a head is immensely satisfying. The art is utter perfection, though I've come to expect nothing less from Checchetto (Side note: I now desperately want to see him as the main artist for a future Moon Knight run). I really enjoyed how all the characters responded to Fisk's power move, and I'm excited for what's next. That ending set up some really interesting possibilities. more

Art was not good, probably the worst of the run so far. Story was fine, writing was fine. Still think Fisk and Mary together is weird. I liked Matt's brief conversation with Fisk before his wedding, that was a cool little moment, even if everybody knows that contentment won't make Fisk stop being Fisk.

I'm really not sure what to make of this issue... I thought the art was a step up from the last one, and there were some cool moments, but overall it felt disjointed and scattered. Elektra's internal monologue throughout the fights was a little hokey (I'm not a big fan of characters narrating what they're doing or what they need to do next while they're doing it), Spidey chewing out that cop seemed both out of character and uncalled for, and that was perhaps the weirdest timed marriage proposal I've ever read. Fisk gets stabbed, Mary comes out of nowhere and kills the Bullseye clone, Fisk saves Mary from falling to her death, and then he just...proposes? I don't know. It just felt forced and out of place. Definitely the weakest issue of the run so far. more

Not gonna say too much about the politics implicit in this one cause I already had a comment conversation about it on here years ago and it was... not constructive. I've come to expect and accept that, from time to time, certain social/political views are going to be inserted into the comics I read, and I'm probably going to disagree with those views more than I agree with them. That's just the way the world is these days I'm afraid. That aside, this issue was decent. I wasn't a big fan of the art like most people apparently were, and I didn't think the plot reveal in this issue was satisfying enough based on how great the previous one was in my opinion, especially with that cool cliffhanger.

Also, can I just say that I'm getting a little tired of Matt being the "wrong" one. It seems like he's always getting chewed out by Foggy or Cole or Elektra or Spider-Man or the priest-of-the-week for doing something irresponsible or immoral. It would be refreshing to get a few arcs where Matt is clearly in the right and everyone knows it and supports it. Or maybe even where Matt does the chewing out for a change.

And am I the only one that thought Kirsten touching Daredevil's face and telling him how worried she was about him was a little weird and awkward? Especially considering she doesn't know it's Matt. I don't know...just seemed a little unprofessional for a lawyer with her masked vigilante client. more

I loved everything about this issue.

"You're the test I'd gladly fail".

Such a good line. Also, something about Daredevil casually shooting a guy in the foot cause he didn't have time to beat the snot out of him was so satisfying.

Art is a downgrade obviously, but a good issue. Bullseye going on a killing spree was a cool ending. Perfectly on brand for his character.

Another solid issue all around. Far be it from me to criticize Marco Checchetto's work...but the only small nitpicky gripe I had was that for whatever reason, Alice looks like a 5 year old in every panel in this issue for some reason. I don't know why, but she just looks so small compared to Elektra.

A good, quick read with amazing art.

The proverbial feces is hitting the fan.

Solid start. James Stokoe's art is breathtakingly detailed. Hard not to stare at each panel for minutes. His writing is impressive too, which is nice to see.