This did feel like a Daredevil book again, but not so sure this justifies how bad the Shadowland series was though.  The story was a lil uneven to me.  Wasn't sure why Elektra couldn't just tell Ben that Matt was possessed, and that's why things went to shit.  Not sure why Matt wanted Foggy to think he was dead either, but Ben ended up not conveying that idea to Foggy at all.  Much to the contrary, there was a feeling of hope that he'd be back at the end of it all, which contrasted suddenly with the feeling of despair because Matt was missing that predominated the beginning.

The art in this was incredible I thought. Both artists do some great background work, and the scenes with Elektra was some nice stuff from De La Torre.  Gotta give props also to the tones and coloring by Morry Hollowell, very fitting of a DD book and of this story.

Not really planning on following the new Black Panther storyline, but curious like many as to why he's in Hell's Kitchen now, what incentive does he have, or is it just a favor to Matt to protect the city while he's on hiatus as the resident "Man without Fear."