Zdarsky’s writing of these characters continues to be just as brilliant as when he first began his run. As the wedding comes, the book becomes peaceful and hopeful. There is also a different emotion in this issue that is rare within Daredevil comics. But Kingpin has noticed now, and so has Daredevil. Butch, Izzy Libris, and Mike Murdock have all been players moving around the board without much intervention. Some of these factors have gone under the radar by both Murdock and the readers.

With the lengthy, heavy, and brilliant storyline of Matt’s incarceration finished, he is now home and free to be integrated with the other plotlines within Hell’s Kitchen. Much of Daredevil #36 feels like a refresh. And elsewhere in the city, his nemesis is about to have one of the happiest days of his life, as Wilson Fisk and Typhoid Mary are getting married. His brother, Mike, is posing as his civilian identity, granting him an amount of anonymity. There are now two Daredevils in Hell’s Kitchen. He begins trying to rebuild his life, involving conversations with Elektra and Foggy Nelson. In this issue, Daredevil is enjoying his newfound freedom. In his stead, Elektra became the guardian of Hell’s Kitchen. Ambushed, set up, and hurt, he discovered and exposed a laboratory underneath the jail, blowing it up.

Punishing himself for a deadly mistake, he was also hired by the FBI to investigate wrongful deaths inside the prison. The colours are by Marcio Menyz and Bryan Valenza. The penciller is Manuel Garcia, while three inkers consist of Scott Hanna, Victor Nova, and Cam Smith. Daredevil #36 is published by Marvel Comics.

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