Writer: Charles Soule and Steve McNiven
Art: Steve McNiven
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Price:$6.99
Reviewed by: Anonymous
Release Date: May 28th, 2025
THE DAREDEVIL HAS RETURNED! The city is in danger, and a Man Without Fear is once again swinging through the air. He will soon discover that he should have been afraid.
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THE DISPATCH
Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell #2 continues the harrowing journey of an aged Matt Murdock, now re-empowered and back in action. Following the explosive events of the first issue, Matt grapples with the resurgence of his abilities and the mounting threats facing a dystopian New York.
Charles Soule delves deeper into Matt’s internal conflict, exploring the burdens of returning to vigilantism after years of absence. The narrative balances introspection with escalating tension, as Matt confronts both new adversaries and the ghosts of his past. Soule’s portrayal of an older, world-weary Daredevil adds depth to the character, highlighting themes of redemption and resilience.
Steve McNiven’s artwork continues to impress, capturing the grim atmosphere of a decaying city and the physical toll on its heroes. His detailed illustrations convey the weight of time on characters, with expressive linework that emphasizes their struggles. The muted color palette enhances the somber mood, reflecting the bleakness of the setting.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell #2 builds upon the strong foundation of its predecessor, offering a compelling blend of action and character study. Soule and McNiven craft a narrative that is both poignant and thrilling, setting the stage for a climactic conclusion.