I can't remember the last time I bought a "Daredevil" comic (I think it was during the Bendis/Maleev years), but this has easily become my favorite contemporary superhero comic. Mark Waid manages to create a tone I can best describe as "cautiously upbeat," which is appropriate for someone trying to turn his life around. I also love how Daredevil uses his powers not just to detect if someone is lying, but why. And it's got effin' KLAW! But enough about the writing. The art is the star of the show here. Paolo and Joe Rivera's work is essentially perfect. It's both clean and clear yet dynamic and detailed and it always sets the proper mood for each scene. It's reminiscent of Eduardo Risso, Mike Zeck, Geof Darrow and, when it's really, really good, Alex Toth, with some of the storytelling of early Frank Miller. Yet at the same time, it's still something we haven't quite seen before, especially with their depiction of Daredevil's "P.O.V." All in all, Waid and the Riveras are doing great work and this has the makings of a truly epic run.