Soule's stories are... OK. They just seem to have something missing. Maybe it's because their doesn't seem to be any overarching stories to bring it all together. This is more of the same. We have a two parter with Electra and then one with Spider-Man. They both react a little different to him now that he's made everyone mysteriously forget his identity. The last 2 stories are from the annual and they are garbage. The main story with Echo fighting people Klaw has turned into sound is really dumb...

Elektra's two part story is a bad mash-up of netflix tv series with comics continuity, the annual with Klaw and Echo was lame, the short story with Gladiator sucked for good, but luckly the hilarous Spiderman team up was really great.A fill-in volume, let's wait for the next one.

This volume swings to the lower end of three stars. The first couple of issues have a very thin reason for bringing Elektra into the story. The art is fine, but it isn't Garney. The color palette brightens slightly with a few more colors. The next few issues are more "James Bond" like, with Matt having to use his powers to win a poker tournament. It's actually a fun read because the following issue he teams up with Spider-Man (during his Parker Industries phase with him being rich and having a n...

Several great comics artists join writer Charles Soule. This is a good version of Daredevil, but an episodic one. I'm curious where Soule goes with this favorite character... Meanwhile, these are above average, overly familiar stories, with a range of art styles.Mildly recommended.

I almost gave this a 4 star. I would have if the second half of this collection was as strong as the first half. First half is all about Elecktra, our favorite sexy assassin ready to kill you in just a moment. Matt dealing with her is nice to see, and watching him torture himself over it because she doesn't remember him is both enjoyable and sad. The end result works well and sets up future events. The second half of this collection is a tad weaker. It has Spider-man in the end so that saved it

[Read as single issues]The first arc of the new Daredevil blew me away; from the art to the story, it felt like the perfect fit for the creative team. This second collection of stories isn't quite as progressive in terms of story, but it's still a very solid read.We open with an Elektra two-parter that brings back everyone's favourite crimson-clad ninja to beat up Daredevil, with the added twist that she's also one of the people that has forgotten Daredevil's identity. Charles Soule handles this...

I'm always so happy to read Daredevil :) It was really interesting to see him interact with Spiderman - I'm never the biggest fan of him - but it was very GOOD to see him here And then of course, I always LOVE having Elektra around :DIt was a very fun and enjoyable read!!!

This collection is something of a mixed bag, made up as it is of a pair of two-parters with an annual slapped on the end.I enjoyed the first of the two-parters, featuring Elektra, despite (or perhaps because of) the fact that it mainly seemed to exist to tease us about how DD managed to get his secret identity secret again. I know it's just going to end up being a crappy retcon but I wanna KNOW damnit!I loved the second of the two-parters, featuring a great team-up with Spider-Man and a great ca...

Loved the Elektra story, thought the poker issue was just ok, good crossover with Spider-Man, and didn't care for the annual.

daredevil and spiderman working together makes me very happy

Charles Soule’s Daredevil has been a bitter disappointment so far. Daredevil has had some brilliant runs in the past and Soule, who seems to do better with the non-super hero stuff, falls way short of the mark.First, Daredevil still has a sidekick.Well, ouch, thanks to Elektra, not for a while anyway.And the memory wipe thing is still in effect.So, then, everyone knew Matt Murdock was Daredevil; now, nobody does. And this causes problems. Someone tries to blackmail Elektra with knowledge of a da...

Nothing too in-depth to report about this one. I just found most of the stories here to be kind of boring and pointless.

This is a C- volume if I ever read one. Instantly forgettable.

elektra and spider-man my beloveds <3 they rlly saved this volume for me

This is the spoiler free review for volumes 1 and 2, if you would like to see the spoiler full review complete with pictures please visit here: http://amanjareads.com/2020/01/07/dar...Daredevil: Back in Black has 46 issues total in the run. I will be reading all of them and reviewing them in 2 volume batches based on how the trades were published. This run has a very different feel to it from past Daredevil issues. Not only is Daredevil in a new black uniform but he has somehow wiped everyone's

sooooo much better than the first volume. i liked these three mini arcs don’t drag on. if one lasted the whole issue i would’ve been bored out of my mind. the first two issues are an interesting elektra story. i found it to be interesting and the most engaging part of this series so far.the second is a team up with spider-man, but it has more than just spider-man popping up. in my review for volume one of this series, i said matt’s senses aren’t explained well. in issue 8-9 it explains how he us...

Not good. World: The art is good, that's the best part about this series. For the new tone which is the old tone it's going for it works well. The world building here is still fairly fragmented and trying to slap dash together a cohesive world without having all the pieces. We still don't know how this reboot happened and all the rules it entails and so readers are left scratching their heads when Soule wants to draw on nostalgia and pieces from Matt's past to build this world. Story: The Elektr...

It’s a good comic book!The art had a cool aesthetic (although some of the details were a big distorted for my liking,) and the stories were short, contained and interesting. Soule does a good job of capturing the hard boiled Daredevil bleakness. I hope he further develops some of these threads.

This was a pretty cool volume.It has got multiple stories like the first one with Elektra and her fighting Matt and then finding if she has a child and asking for his help but it turns out to be a trick and then a team up with Spider-man in Beijing as they are looking for a case with info on the criminals and it was well handled, and I sorta liked it and finally a story with Echo vs Klaw and that one was rather short and surprisingly okay and one with the Gladiator which was alright.Most of thes...

Review is for the single-issue comics contained in this collection. SPOILERS may follow.3.5 stars, rounded up for the considerable improvement over the previous volume.First thing’s first: In this installment of Daredevil, everyone has the proper number of fingers. Which is the kind of sentence I never thought I’d write in a review, much less be grateful to write, but here we are.Soule’s first Daredevil arc was almost enough to make me cancel my subscription to the series. I was not a fan of the...