Max Coleridge is a person who has suffered a pretty similar life as Matt Murdock and that makes him believe that he's able to pull the same greatness that Daredevil has. However, Matt will learn that there's more about this man that meets the eye.
Honestly, I'm enjoying this series much more than the previous volume comparing the first three issues of each one. There's simply a much stronger craft here.
Mark Waid's writing has become much stronger and the way how he handles Daredevil's abilities as well the different settings to exploit such is much improved. There are a lot of subtle details about Matt's character and life that is great for long Daredevil fans and newcomers.
Plus, I like the ongoing sub-plot about the Foggy's fate, it makes you wonder what actually happened to him.
Chris Samnee continues on pencils and his work is a wonderful as ever. The storytelling remains strong as ever and makes Waid's script even better than what it actually is.
Another winner for me, this series makes me glad to be a Daredevil fan.
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