A bit of an anticlimactic finish but overall a surprisingly good soft reboot on a great hero. ( )

Another soulsearching story for Daredevil. *sigh* The art is good at least. ( )

It's been a few years since I've read Daredevil. I dropped out sometime during the Waid/Samnee run. Since then, Matt Murdock seems to have been through the wringer a time or five, because he begins this volume at another low point, feeling physically spent and on the verge of another bout of soul searching as he finds himself on the run from the police and accused of murder.

Zdarsky brings back some of the classic Frank Miller grit and street-level violence (which I read off the drug store spinner rack about 40 years ago! Yipes!). He uses some other Marvel heroes pretty effectively in cameos. It's pretty well done overall, but I have to admit I'm not particularly fond of the character anymore, and no matter how well done, this just seems to be yet another round of the never ending cycle of suffering for him. I'm just tired of seeing Battlin' Jack's boy used as a punching bag, I guess. ( )