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"Mark Waid&amp;#039;s acclaimed Daredevil series will end with issue #36. Artist Chris Samnee and editor Steve Wacker have both said that the Marvel Comics title will end with a two-part storyline.  &amp;quot;Javier [Rodriguez] will be back to draw issue #34 in a couple months to give Chris time to focus on our big two-part finale to this era of Daredevil,&amp;quot; Wacker wrote in the Letters Without Fear column in this month&amp;#039;s Daredevil. &amp;quot;Sad, I know, but all things must end, right?&amp;quot; Samnee posted the final issue&amp;#039;s cover on Twitter. Waid&amp;#039;s series offered a more upbeat take on Daredevil following a long, gritty series of stories dating all the way back to Frank Miller&amp;#039;s 1986 storyline &amp;#039;Born Again&amp;#039;. The writer hinted at a secret project in the works to celebrate Daredevil&amp;#039;s 50th anniversary in 2014.  When asked by Newsarama about the character&amp;#039;s prospects for the coming year, Waid said: &amp;quot;They&amp;#039;re... interesting. And quite unexpected and quite familiar at the same time. &amp;quot;They may or may not involve a drastic shift in Matt Murdock&amp;#039;s career and lifestyle. But we do know this one thing for sure - the Waid/Samnee/Rodriguez/Caramagna team isn&amp;#039;t going anywhere, and we&amp;#039;re striving for new heights!&amp;quot; Daredevil #36 will arrive in February 2014. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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