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Daredevil (1998) #67

 
 
Daredevil (1998) #67 View Larger Size
Writer: 
Brian Michael Bendis
Penciller (cover): 
Alex Maleev
Colorist: 
Dave Stewart
Letterer: 
Cory Petit
Orig. Published: 
November 24, 2004
Imprint: 
MARVEL KNIGHTS 
Rating: 
T 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960604706-06711
Price: 
$2.99

The Story: (hide) "GOLDEN AGE" PART 2 (OF 4)
As if Daredevil's present wasn't bad enough, Daredevil's past now comes back to haunt him in a big way. In Golden Age, learn who was kingpin before The Kingpin. And what does he have to do with the legend of the White Tiger? Spanning the history of Marvel Comics, join the Eisner-nominated Bendis & Maleev for a 40th Anniversary celebration like no other!

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Nov 24, 2004
 Daredevil (1998 - Present)
 MARVEL KNIGHTS 
 T 
 Comic 
 5960604706-06711
 Dec 31, 1969

Daredevil

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1. 2 of 4 - Golden Age
Penciller (cover): 
Alex Maleev

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1. 2 of 4 - Golden Age
Writer: 
Brian Michael Bendis
Penciller: 
Alex Maleev
Colorist: 
Dave Stewart
Letterer: 
Cory Petit
Characters: 
Daredevil

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BradyDale
 
 

So 100 guys can't take Matt out but somehow the Gladiator, who was always kinda a bum, can? What? And since when was there a Kingpin before the Kingpin? Retcon plus 1000. Meh. Whatever. This arc is weird.Bendis gets overly experimental sometimes. Always has I guess. I remember the photo comics he did with the two kids back in the JINX and GOLDFISH days.

 
 
BradyDale | Nov 23, 2010 | 11:23 pm

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