Comic Book: Daredevil
What This Book is About:
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.
Data Sheet:
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Characters most frequently found in this comic book:
In order of appearances.
Plus: Foggy Nelson (
Franklin Nelson), Angar the Screamer (
David Angar).
Comics Index
Total Indexed Comics:
22
Comics sorted by date. Oldest shown first. Up to 25 comics per page. Page navigator at the bottom of the page.
August 1968"In Combat with Captain America!"
Script: Stan LeeMatt Murdock works out in his private gym to try to overcome his sadness at the loss of his beloved Karen Page. He recalls how she confessed her love for him, but he, realizing that her life would be constantly in danger, forced himself to drive her away. [...]
May 1969"The night of the Panther"
Script: Roy ThomasIn #49 Matt Murdock decided to quit being Daredevil. But before he could do so Biggie Benson hired Starr Saxon to get revenge on DD by dispatching a robot to kill him. During the fight the robot was accidentally reprogrammed to kill Biggie in jail (#50). [...]
December 1969"The Torpedo Will Get You If You Don't Watch Out!"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
January 1970"Showdown at Sea!"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
February 1970"Trapped -- By the Trio of Doom!"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
March 1970"Quoth the Nighthawk"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
April 1970"The Girl -- or the Gladiator?"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
May 1970"Suddenly... The Stunt-Master!"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
June 1970"The Killing of Brother Brimstone"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
July 1970"... And One Cried Murder!"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
August 1970"Stilt-Man Stalks the Soundstage"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
September 1970"Phoenix and the Fighter!"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
October 1970"A Life on the Line"
Script: Roy Thomas2 members of the Thunderbolts gang drive a truck up to the back of a warehouse and the guard lets them in to loot it. Daredevil interrupts them and KO's all 3, but the truck drives off, very badly, and slams into a wall. Inside DD finds an injured young teen boy. [...]
November 1970"The Tribune"
Script: Gary Friedrich [...]
December 1970"If an Eye Offend Thee...!"
Script: Roy Thomas [...]
February 1971"Behold…the Brotherhood!"
Script: Gerry ConwayStory continued from IRON MAN #35. With Daredevil, Iron Man, Madame Masque, and Kevin O’Brien trapped in Zodiac’s headquarters, a mysterious voice is compelling Nick Fury to take up the Zodiac Key. [...]
November 1973"Menace From the Moons of Saturn!"
Script: Steve GerberLast issue Daredevil and Black Widow were defeated by Kraven the Hunter. And now Kraven is about to throw unconscious DD off a cliff into a rock-strewn Pacific Ocean. Widow recovers from a drugged dart and staggers forward to stop him but she's too late. DD wakes up as he's falling. [...]
January 1974"Blind man's bluff"
Script: Steve GerberIn the past umpteen issues corrupt lawyer Kerwin Broderick has tricked Moondragon into thinking San Francisco is infested with her enemies the Thralls of Thanos. She created super-powered henchmen for him:- Angar the Screamer, Dark Messiah and Ramrod. Now she has given him Terrex. [...]
March 1980"Blind Alley"
Script: Roger McKenzieBlind attorney Matt Murdock is at a Manhattan fundraiser when his super-sensitive hearing detects the Hulk's heartbeat nearby. [...]
May 1980"Expose"
Script: Roger McKenzieAfter his beating at the hands of the Hulk in the previous issue, Daredevil lies in a hospital bed in critical condition. The faithful Black Widow remains by his side as a parade of visitors from the Avengers, Fantastic Four, and Heroes for Hire stop by to offer their support. [...]
August 1986"Armageddon"
Script: Frank MillerThe mad government agent Nuke, ordered to start a firefight in Hell’s Kitchen, disobeys the command to abort the mission and leaps from the helicopter into the heart of the inferno he created. [...]
August 1990"The American Nightmare"
Script: Ann NocentiImmigrant inventor Victor Cieszkowska stands on a rooftop overlooking the town square. He is wrapped in an American flag and announces that this is what he thinks of the American Dream. He then hurls himself forward into space as Daredevil and Captain America stand helplessly below…. [...]