The writing and art style in this book is a bit more "old school" than the previous years by Bendis and Maleev. The book ends in a horrible and soul-crushing finale that rivals many other DD stories for sheer depressive power.
Matt is first in prison, then on the run, and finally caught in a devastating conflict with an old enemy. The symbolism of DD in a upside-down cruciform on the cover is not an accident. The arcs in this volume continue that fine tradition of torturing poor Matt Murdock. You don't need me to rehash the history- it's full of death and suffering. Daredevil has always been something of a bleak and tragic series.
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