Daredevil: Born Again isn’t just shaping up to be exciting. It’s also evolving into a powerful social commentary. It is touching upon themes of justice, morality, and the cost of one’s choices.

Born Again has not had a whole lot of so far, and that’s any actual Daredevil action. We’ve had a metric ton of Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, Attorney at Law.

Shadowland was Matt Murdock’s fall from grace. 2009’s Daredevil #500 ended with the horn-headed hero of Hell’s Kitchen accepting an offer to lead the ninja death cult called The Hand, who would have turned to Wilson Fisk — Kingpin of Crime — had he refused.