This is the book that teaches everyone an invaluable lesson: less is much, much more. Still on the run from the Megacrime syndicates and with the Omega Drive still in his possession, Daredevil finds himself in Times Square, outnumbered and with the odds against him. Mark Waid throws in the right mix of dialog and inner monologue to ensure that the dedicated follower as well as the casual reader have everything they need to enjoy the story.

The title has developed its own art signature and proof of it is Khoi Pham, who adapted his style to be more in sync with that of Paolo Rivera and Marcos Martin. His cover for this issue has pizazz and a vintage feel to it. The plot is loaded with twists and cliffhangers, one of which involves Foggy Nelson, and some terrible discovery that will make the wait until next month an excruciating one. Art and storywise, this title is still a winner.