Daredevil #2
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| Writer | Stephanie Phillips |
| Artist | Lee Garbett |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH! MATT MURDOCK, once a noted attorney, now goes by a new title: college professor! But when the mysterious, future-seeing villain OMEN targets Matt himself, it’s DAREDEVIL who’ll be taught a brutal lesson: When your enemy already knows what’s coming, every choice is a matter of life and death!
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Nerd Initiative - TravisComicHaven
May 06, 2026Travis: Read Full Review
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9.6
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
May 06, 2026Phillips and company deliver a sourly entraining second issue in what is shaping-up to be a very promising run for the blind lawyer from Hell’s Kitchen. It’s sharp work that feels like it’s adding to the legend of Daredevil without alienating tgise many places his been before over the course of his six decades in the comics. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - Collier Jennings
May 06, 2026Daredevil #2 delivers a surprisingly solid sophomore issue, as it further expands the web of mystery and menace surrounding Matt Murdock. We might be two issues in, but this creative team is clearly working hard to give fans a Daredevil story that actually feels fresh. Read Full Review
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8.8
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
May 06, 2026Omen’s visions of Matt Murdock start turning into reality as the body counts rise. Phillips leans into the horror theme with great success. Garbett and Martin construct incredible art as Matt dives further into his own madness. The live and times of the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen never cease to amaze! Read Full Review
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8.7
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
May 06, 2026Garbett delivers stunning art throughout the issue. I love the visual style and the contrast between the Matt Murdock moments and the Daredevil moments. I also really love the suit design. Read Full Review
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Plot
Matt Murdock searches the streets for information about the mysterious Omen, but no one knows him; only Owl gave him a small clue.
Meanwhile, Detective Forte continues investigating the eyeless body found in the subway and links it to other similar crimes that no one ever suspected could be the work of a serial killer. The clues lead him to a ship where several bodies with the same characteristics have been found, and he discovers many photos of Matt Murdock that implicate him in the murders.
Daredevil's senses are impaired; the prophecy about his death has him confused, and in his distraction, he is saved by... Spider-Man.
An excellent story arc full of mystery and suspense.
Art
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8.5
Excellent art, decent story, good to see Foggy make a cameo appearance. Matt sure isn't acting like the Man Without Fear thougn, being totally freaked out about a non-specific prophecy about his death. Surely he's been there before. But great to see the book back in the "real" world after the last sorry run.
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8.0
Still pretty interested in this. Phillips continues to display a fairly good grasp on Matt/Daredevil here, in my opinion, and I liked the way this played out. It's far from being revolutionary, but it's still a pretty enjoyable read. Garbett is doing some really nice work, as well. Yeah, the cover's awesome, but the interiors are strong, as well. Martin's colors, especially, are great here.
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7.5
I would call this "perfectly fine". Nothing revolutionary still, but enjoyable enough.
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6.5
Everyhting just lacks in this issue, which is truly a bummer as a Daredevil fan.
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5.5
Phillips’s story is readable, but just not that exciting. The art is a mixed bag as well - mostly solid, but very sketchy and not something you really want to look at.
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