Comic Book: Daredevil (1964 series)

Description:
Daredevil's flagship title featuring the adventures of the Man without Fear for several decades, from his origin through his noirish reinvention by Frank Miller up until his gritty realunch in the 1990s. Numbering continues in Daredevil (1998).

Data Sheet:

Apr 1964 to Oct 1998

1964

N/A

Characters most frequently found in this comic book:
In order of appearances.

Daredevil
(Matt Murdock)

Foggy Nelson
(Franklin Nelson)

Ben Urich
(Benjamin Urich)

Plus: Heather Glenn.

Daredevil #1
(Apr 1964)

Comics Index

Page: 8 of 16

Indexed Comics: 380

Comics sorted by cover date. Oldest shown first. Up to 25 comics per page. Page navigator at the bottom of the page.

Daredevil #176

November 1981
"Hunters"
Script: Frank Miller
A homeless man finds and is killed by Kirigi, still with his sword through his abdomen. He stumbles through the streets, coming upon an abandoned church, where he stays to meditate and heal. A few days later, Heather finds a depressed Daredevil sitting in the rain. [...]

Daredevil #177

December 1981
"Where Angels Fear to Tread"
Script: Frank Miller
After reuniting last issue, Daredevil and Stick hole up in the basement of Matt’s brownstone, where Matt hopes Stick can help him get back his lost radar. [...]

Daredevil #178

January 1982
"Paper Chase"
Script: Frank Miller
Elektra returns to her apartment, where she finds several guys waiting to ambush her there. Elektra stylishly and efficiently kills her four attackers, throwing the last guy out of the window. [...]

Daredevil #179

February 1982
"Spiked!"
Script: Frank Miller
Ben Urich meets with an informant at a small movie theater, there to give him information on Randolph Cherryh and the Kingpin. Before Urich can learn anything though, his informant is stealthily killed by Elektra, who is now working for the Kingpin. [...]

Daredevil #180

March 1982
"The Damned"
Script: Frank Miller
Deep in the sewers, the King of a group of scarred homeless chooses a new queen after killing his previous one. He picks a pretty woman out of the crowd and names her as his new queen. [...]