Lots of comic book shenanigans, less infuriating than the previous ten issues but not all that interesting (in my opinion). Also, Marcio Menyz is the colorist so Kirsten continues to be white. ( )

Chip Zdarsky wraps up the first leg of his Daredevil run with a bit of a whimper with half-hearted prison conspiracy, riot, and escape sequence to wrap up the season one arc. He also slaps in silly clones and a sillier wedding before shuffling some chairs around on the deck in preparation for the big crossover event cruise he's planning next in Devil's Reign. He and artist Marc Checchetto then have a new Daredevil #1 coming in the next few weeks.

I'll keep following along for now, but my interest is diminishing.

FOR REFERENCE:
Contains material originally published in magazine form as Daredevil (2019) #31-36.

Detailed credits: Chip Zdarsky, writer -- Daredevil #31-32: Mike Hawthorne, penciler; Adriano Di Benedetto, inker; Marcio Menyz, color artist -- Daredevil #33: Marco Checchetto, artist; Marcio Menyz, color artist -- Daredevil #34-35: Stefano Landini with Francesco Mobili (#35), artists; Marcio Menyz, color artist -- Daredevil #36: Manuel Garcia, penciler; Cam Smith, Scott Hanna & Victor Nava, inkers; Marcio Menyz & Bryan Valenza, color artists -- Cover artists: Marco Checchetto & Matthew Wilson -- Variant Cover Gallery: Greg Land & Frank D'Armata, Peach Momoko, David Lopez, Rob Liefeld, Joe Jusko, Juann Cabal & Marte Gracia, Dan Panosian ( )