Painting the Garage
A-Fucking-mazing issue. Bendis really knows how to deliver a story and Maleev is impeccable through and through. There is not much to say about this issue without giving it away but reading Lowlife and the 15 issues of Daredevil that precede this story arc really have a huge build up to them. Matt Murdock has been accused of being Daredevil and in an attempt to clear his name and prevent his life and all his work from crumbling into shambles he is in the process of suing the newspaper that printed the story. This has all built up into a huge mess that followed after the death of the Kingpin. This issue delivers a huge amount of satisfaction unlike any other in the series so far. Daredevil is finally starting to regain his life and let off some steam in the much needed way that is nothing short of thrilling for the reader to enjoy.
The build up that has lead to this issue and has been long and masterfully thought out culminating is something that is nothing short of spectacular. This is easily a must have for any comic book fan even if you aren't a huge fan of Daredevil. In summation I think this issue, and the reward that comes with it for the reader, can be best described by quoting Patton Oswalt: "It's like not jerking off for ten years and then painting the garage!!!"