Daredevil. 1964-1966 / The man without fear. 1964-1966 / writers, Stan Lee with Wallace Wood & Dennis O'Neil ; pencilers, Wallace Wood, John Romita & Gene Colan with Bill Everett, Joe Orlando, Jack Kirby & Bob Powell ; inkers, Wallace Wood, Frank Giacoia & Vince Colletta with Bill Everett, John Romita & Dick Ayers ; letterers, Sam Rosen & Art Simek ; editor, Stan Lee.
Publisher:
Marvel WorldwideInc., a subsidiary of Marvel Entertainment, LLC,
"Contains material originally published in magazine form as Daredevil #1-21"--Title page verso.
Contents:
The trap is sprung (Daredevil #21, October 1966). The evil menace of Electro! (Daredevil #2, June 1964) -- The Owl, ominous overlord of crime! (Daredevil #3, August 1964) -- Killgrave, the unbelievable purple man! (Daredevil #3, October 1964) -- The mysterious Masked Matador! (Daredevil #5, December 1964) -- Trapped by...the Fellowship of Fear! (Daredevil #6, February 1965) -- In mortal combat with...Sub-Mariner! (Daredevil #7, April 1965) -- The Stiltman cometh! (Daredevil #8, June 1965) -- That he may see! (Daredevil #9, August 1965) -- While the city sleeps! (Daredevil #10, October 1965) -- A time to unmask! (Daredevil #11, December 1965) -- Sightless, in a savage land! (Daredevil #12, January 1966) -- The secret of Ka-Zar's origin! (Daredevil #13, February 1966) -- If this be justice...! (Daredevil #14, March 1966) -- --And men shall call him...Ox! (Daredevil #15, April 1966) -- Enter...Spider-Man (Daredevil #16, May 1966) -- None are so blind..! (Daredevil #17, June 1966) -- There shall come a gladiator! (Daredevil #18, July 1966) -- Alone--against the underworld! (Daredevil #19, August 1966) -- The verdict is: death! (Daredevil #20, September 1966) -- The trap is sprung (Daredevil #21, October 1966).
Summary:
Born to a past-his-prime prizefighter, Matt Murdock's luck always ran a step behind his good intentions. When a daring act to save a man's life blinds young Murdock, he finds that the same accident has enhanced his remaining senses to superhuman levels! He becomes Daredevil, a gritty hero born from murder but tempered with the desire to protect the downtrodden.
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