Daredevil #3
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| Writer | Stephanie Phillips |
| Artist | Lee Garbett |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
A DANGEROUS OMEN! The paranoia and fear marking the all-new era of Daredevil reached horrifying new heights! Alone and targeted by a villain he doesn't fully understand, Matt Murdock and Daredevil are at the dead center of a calamitous conspiracy! PLUS! The return of Ben Urich! How will his path intersect with Daredevil's this time?! Is he on the side of the angels?
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Nerd Initiative - ShawnFoles
Jun 10, 2026This was an absolutely stunning issue of Daredevil. I love seeing Matt in a new environment as a Professor. The writing, art, and lettering feel perfect, with the story jumping quickly and seamlessly from bright and colorful to dark and gloomy. Read Full Review
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8.9
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Jun 10, 2026Garbett delivers stunning visuals throughout the issue. I love the visual style and the blistering action throughout the issue. Read Full Review
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8.5
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Jun 10, 2026Matt Murdock….suspect? The Omen’s twisted murders come to Matt Murdock’s class in an excellent read. Phillips adds more depth to the case with a fun Spidey addition. Garbett and Martin make noise with the art for large moments. The latest mystery of Hell’s Kitchen doesn’t fail to impress/ Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - Collier Jennings
Jun 10, 2026Daredevil #3 pushes the Man Without Fear to his limits, while also featuring a welcome guest spot for Spider-Man. It also ramps up the horror elements surrounding Omen, a foe who will haunt both Matt Murdock and readers alike. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Jun 11, 2026Daredevil and Spider-Man teaming up will always be special. These two compliment each other so well. Even for how brief it is in Daredevil #3 Stephanie Phillips understood this to help further push Matt Murdock’s character arc forward. Read Full Review
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Plot
Spider-Man calms Matt after his senses collapsed following his encounter with Omen. Spidey practices a one-sense focusing technique with him.
Omen murders people and removes their eyes, believing they reflect their sins, thus freeing his victims.
Detectives Dominic Forte and Marc Callahan arrive at Matt's office to question him and warn him about a crime scene at the docks with photos of him, seemingly intended to frame him. Dr. Ellion helps defuse the situation.
Daredevil asks Ben Urich, the new Editor-in-Chief of The Bugle, to place an ad in his newspaper.
Daredevil confronts Omen at the docks, focusing all his senses to defeat him and removing his mask, revealing a severely deformed person more+ Like • Comment -
8.5
Glad to say that this was the best issue so far, in my opinion. Garbett is really killing it with both the covers and the interiors of this book, and I'm enjoying just about every part of the story from Phillips. I appreciate that she isn't afraid to give Matt a more humorous side, as seen in his, respective, interactions with Peter and Ben. Furthermore, I think she's doing a really nice job of telling a story that's not super crazy, while also keeping it intriguing and engaging.
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7.0
I had high hopes for this title, I love the gritty Daredevil tales and the show. The story isn’t bad and the art is well done, but it is not all that engaging either. Nothing really new here and the pace is pretty slow. It seems like Phillips is trying to create some tension that just really isn’t there. Seems like they are extending a mediocre story to keep us buying more. Once again not terrible, just not all that great either. This is on a tight leash for my pull list.
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6.0
If either Phillips or Garbett stepped up their work, this could become an intriguing comic, but so far, it’s just readable.
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9.0
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