Such a breath of fresh air after the garbage that was Andy Diggle's run. Waid takes Daredevil back into the light (albeit a little abruptly) for 6 very fun, stylish issues. 
 The art is very specific, which may be a weird way to describe it. But I like that Rivera is actually going for something unique. It's got some Tim Sale mixed in with some more classic John Byrne style stuff, and comes across a little more classy than previous rough, noirish Daredevil art. 
 Reading this made me miss the harsh atmosphere of Bendis's run, since that's mostly been removed, but I'm glad to have a writer who seems to have vision. This was thoroughly enjoyable, and I'm looking forward to more. I just wish it dealt a little more with repercussions of previous storylines. Still, a good read. 
 As a bonus, I rank the cover of issue #1 as one of my favorites of all time.