Daredevil #6
This volume collects Daredevil #56-60, continuing Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev's acclaimed run. The story follows Matt Murdock as his secret identity is publicly exposed, forcing him to navigate the legal and criminal consequences while a new villain, the manipulative Melvin Potter, emerges from the shadows. The title 'Lowlife' reflects the gritty, street-level tone as Daredevil's world unravels around him.
In "Lowlife [Part 1]," Daredevil confronts the fallout of a grim discovery as Mr. Rosenthal's body is found, setting a tense tone for the issue. Matt and Milla navigate the fragile spark of a potential date, while Foggy’s concerns weigh heavily on his friend’s mind. When Matt turns to Cage for help with the Owl, he’s met with a sharp, no-nonsense reminder of the stakes—delivered in that unmistakable "Sweet Christmas" style. With Alex Maleev’s moody art and Matt Hollingsworth’s evocative colors, this issue pulses with the gritty realism that defines the series.
In "Lowlife [Part 1]," Daredevil rescues a blind girl from a speeding truck, setting off a chain of events that pulls him into a dangerous underworld power shift. When Wilbur Day surrenders his stilts to Murdock, he reveals the Owl has seized control of the Kingpin’s territory, forcing Daredevil to confront a new threat in the shadows.
In "Lowlife [Part 2]," Daredevil pushes deeper into the criminal underbelly, clashing with the Owl’s operations as tensions escalate. When Milla seeks out Murdock, her visit raises questions about his true identity, while a shocking death at the water’s edge leaves the city reeling.
In "Lowlife [Part 3]," the discovery of Mr. Rosenthal’s body sends shockwaves through Hell’s Kitchen, pulling Matt Murdock into a tense web of suspicion and duty. As Milla and Matt tentatively plan a date, Foggy’s concern adds a personal weight to the already strained atmosphere, while Matt’s attempt to enlist Cage for help only brings a sharp, no-nonsense reminder of the stakes.
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↩ Reprints Daredevil #41 (421) (2003), Daredevil #42 (422) (2003), Daredevil #43 (423) (2003), Daredevil #44 (424) (2003), Daredevil #45 (425) (2003)
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