With a dark and introspective tone and a mystery that takes us into the depths of the Earth, this is one of the strongest additions to the series. As usual, Waid toys with perspective, but emotional as well as physical this time around, which works very well thematically, as well as fleshes out Daredevil in ways I haven't necessarily seen before. And, by the end of the issue, I was dying to see more. Fantastic work as a whole.
Well, Waid and Rivera have done it again, just like every issue they've put out for almost a year now. Following up on the events set-up from the crossover with Amazing Spider-man, this story covers both DD's quest to save his father's body, as well as the revelations about Black Cat last issue, and each part is told in an incredibly solid manner.DD's story is the stronger of the two, considering that most of the book is focused on him as he delves into the underground of New York. As usual, Wai...