Daredevil: Death Of Daredevil

by Charles Soule, Stefano Landini (Artist), Ron Garney (Artist)

New York has fallen to Wilson Fisk. Daredevil’s greatest and deadliest adversary is now the city’s newly elected mayor, setting the stage is set for their most unbelievable showdown yet! Matt Murdock has the law and his incredible abilities in his arsenal, but Fisk has an entire city on his side. As the mayor declares Daredevil Public Enemy No. 1 and pursues a crusade against costumed vigilantes, a surprising player joins the resistance against the murder-artist Muse! With tensions building to a climax, the heroes and villains of New York’s streets join the fray as the city is shaken to its very core! Determined to prove that the Kingpin cheated his way into office, Matt’s resolve sets him on a path that will either tear down Fisk’s empire or cost Daredevil everything! Daredevil (2017) #595-612

Kindle Edition

Published February 11, 2026

About the author

Charles Soule is a #1 New York Times-bestselling novelist, comics author, screenwriter, musician, and lapsed attorney. He has written some of the most prominent stories of the last decade for Marvel, DC and Lucasfilm in addition to his own work, such as his comics Curse Words, Letter 44 and Undiscovered Country, and his original novels Light of the Jedi, The Endless Vessel, The Oracle Year and Anyone. He lives in New York.

Reviews

[Abdullah Irshad · Rating 5 out of 5]

Every issue in the modern defining era of Daredevil rolled into one novel, absolutely phenomenal continuation of what the character truly is, an angry, vengeful, yet good man who just wants to help people

[Jacob Ligon · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book is absolutely terrible. It is very easily the worst Daredevil comic I have ever seen. For starters, Muse is done dirty… AGAIN. Blindspot is barely in this one and he’s one of the best parts about this entire run easily, so that sucked. The story tries to do WAY too much. From weird priest dragons, to Daredevil riding a horse into battle, to all of the absolute RANDOMNESS that makes up this mess of a story. Bullseye is barely in this run and of course, both times that he is he gets done terribly. Losing fights that I kid you not, last for MAYBE one page. The final arc of this book is probably one of the worst things I’ve ever read. Not just in comics, but in all of it. Every novel, every magazine, hell even that newspaper I read that one time was better than this slop. The artwork is really good for the first 75% of this book as well but whoever did the last 25% or so is absolutely horrendous. Sorry if that sounds harsh, but this book is truly a pile of filth and I cannot recommend this to anyone. 2/10.

[Sevki · Rating 4 out of 5]

And here goes the third and final reprint TPB version of Soule Era. It has been one hell of a ride.

When I first left off DD at the end of Waid & Samnee Vol.4 era, Matt was in San Francisco with Kirsten, life was good, he was out, etc. etc. so I didn't really wanna come back to DD/Marvel just to see everything softly rebooted and go all over again, but I was wrong in the sense that Soule did an excellent job overall.

He introduced us Muse, which might be the first character ever to give me chills and goosebumps while reading, he did reveal the "erasing" of Matt's ID in an adequate way, and he also paid attention to the past.

Was a shame he could not include Kirsten but hey, no one is perfect, and maybe the story would not have turned out the way it is now if she was in it all along.

The only part I didn't like in this book was Death of Daredevil arc. Just... Why? It was kind of lame actually, and I just checked the TPB Vol.8 for that stand alone arc and saw that people mostly agree.

The Mayor Fisk & Mayor Murdock parts were just wonderful, especially considering what a shitshow Disney/Marvel has made with the TV series even though they had such a great adaptation opportunity, so after those just to see a 3-issue arc with Mike and then a 4-issue arc with Matt "dying" was kinda lame.

He could not stick the landing, and maybe that was just to leave them off to Zdarsky for Vol.6 era of DD, but still considering all the previous 40+ issues, Soule could have done something magnificent with the ending, but couldn't. That's my only solid criticism, otherwise, near to perfection.

Thanks Mr. Soule!! See you in your Image Comics stand-alone stories!!

[Rawnaq · Rating 5 out of 5]

مُراجعتي هذه راح تكون عن الثلاثية ككُل.

أول كوميك اقرأه لـ ديرديفل بعد معرفة كبيرة من المسلسلات فقط والصّراحة؟ كانت أجمل بداية مُمكن امنحها لنفسي. مألوفة جدًا وبنفس الوقت فيها أفكار جديدة ومنوّعة! حتمًا تصلح لأي شخص ما قد قرأ كوميك ديرديفل

نبدأ مع فكرة ميّزت هذا الكوميك وهي فكرة بأن ديرديفل يصبح مُعلّم، مُرشد، لأحدهم وهي شخصية - Blindspot - ما عمري تخيّلت شخصية ديرديفل بهذا الدور ولكن تقديم الفكرة هنا مع شخصية مات ومخاوفه كـ ديرديفل كانت رائعة!

وصراعات مات النفسيّة وذنبه المُتعلق في دينه والذي تتضارب معتقداته مع أساليبه كـ ديرديفل فعلًا كانت نقطة محورية بالكوميك هذا أيضًا، وخلقت حوارات رائعة

وطبعًا تقديم شخصية - Muse - في هذا الكوميك أسَرني، رغم ان مدة ظهوره قد تكون مُشابهة للمسلسل ولكن هنا استغلّوا كل ظهور له للتعبير عن أفكاره وجعله يتحدث أثناء أعماله الدموية حرفيًا حسّيت بجنون الشخصية وقدرت أفهمه كـ "فنان" وإيش يبغى يوصل له، أعجبتني الشخصية، وحسّيت بهيبتها ورَوعتها ورسميًا صرت مُعجب كبير لها.

الآن آخر نقطة وهي الفاصلة والأساسية... ويلسون فيسك ضد ديرديفل. العداوة هذي أصبحت أساس شخصية ديرديفل وأعماله، وبهذا الكوميك أكيد لا تقل عظمةً عن باقي الأعمال، ايش مُمكن أقول ويعطي هذي العداوة حقها؟ بهذا الكوميك تحديدًا... أي شيء ممكن اقوله قد يُعتبر حرق، لأن ودي الجميع يقرأ عن هذي العداوة وأفكارها الفريدة بهذا الكوميك بدون لا يعرف شيء ولو لمحة بسيطة. كل حرف يُستحق انك تكون أول مرة تقرأه ولذلك ايش تنتظر؟

ناهيك عن الفن والرّسم والألوان الذي جعل مخي يتلذذ بكل صفحة، حرفيًا كل رسمة كانت ببساطة... آسِرة!

كوميك 10/10 ويستحق وقتك بجدارة

[Matt Sautman · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fitting conclusion that sets up the concept of Wilson Fisk as mayor of New York that integrates this work well with the larger Marvel entourage including one of the most unique Inhumans to ever grace the page and a consequence with lasting impacts on the Matt’s family.

[beau · Rating 4 out of 5]

8/10