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Daredevil (1963) #1

 
Daredevil (1963) #1 View Larger Size
Penciller (cover): 
Jack Kirby
Inker: 
Bill Everett
Letterer: 
Sam Rosen
Editor: 
Stan Lee
Orig. Published: 
April 10, 1964
Format: 
Comic 
Price: 
$0.12

The Story: (hide) The origin of Daredevil, The Man Without Fear! Matt Murdock is blinded but gains super power abilities he uses to patrol Hell's Kitchen.

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Apr 10, 1964
 Daredevil (1963 - 1998)
 Comic 
 Nov 30, -0001

Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Daredevil

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Cover Information (1)

1. Cover #15705
Penciller (cover): 
Jack Kirby
Inker: 
Bill Everett
Editor: 
Stan Lee
Characters: 
Spider-Man, Daredevil, Fantastic Four

Stories (1)

1. The Origin of Daredevil
Penciller: 
Bill Everett, Jack Kirby
Letterer: 
Sam Rosen
Editor: 
Stan Lee
Characters: 
Daredevil

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BTGunn
 
 

I think the Daredevil movie was done well. The critics were hard on it because they were on the attack with Ben Affleck. His dating J-Lo and the movie they made caused the Daredevil movie to be fallout and it NEVER! got a fair chance.

 
 
BTGunn | Dec 13, 2011 | 1:37 pm
augustborn
 
 

Good stuff. One of the better written issues of its time. And I have to say the art work is on point.

 
 
augustborn | Mar 20, 2011 | 1:32 am
electronicchronic_10
 
 

Dam you ben  Affleck !! You made a mock of  my favorite character

 
 
electronicchronic_10 | Jan 30, 2011 | 8:41 pm

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