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)

Kingpin
(Wilson Fisk)

Becky Blake
(Rebecca Blake)

Daredevil #1
(Apr 1964)

Comics Index

Page: 10 of 16

Indexed Comics: 380

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Daredevil #226

January 1986
"Warriors"
Script: Frank Miller
Melvin Potter, once more forced to be the Gladiator, is surprised by some guards when in the middle of a jewel heist. He takes out the guards and shambles off, his mind all over the place and trying not to think about what he’s doing. [...]

Daredevil #227

February 1986
"Apocalypse"
Script: Frank Miller
In a dingy, hot room in Mexico, having turned to drugs when her movie career failed, a desperate Karen Page writes down Daredevil’s name in return for a fix. Over the weeks, the note with Daredevil’s name changes hands until it ends up on a certain ship owned by the Kingpin. [...]

Daredevil #228

March 1986
"Purgatory"
Script: Frank Miller
While Foggy and Glorianna try not to think too much about what’s been happening with Matt, they’re forced to when they keep getting distressing calls from him. Matt lays in a dirt-cheap hotel room, trying to stay warm and thinking about everything that’s gone wrong for him lately. [...]

Daredevil #229

April 1986
"Pariah!"
Script: Frank Miller
As Matt Murdock lies wounded in an alley, he thinks about the important moments in his life, and realizes that horribly few of them matter. He remembers pushing the man out of the way of the oncoming truck. The radioactive isotope striking his eyes. Being blinded. [...]

Daredevil #230

May 1986
"Born Again"
Script: Frank Miller
Matt Murdock fights for his life as he groggily remembers what happened to him, and everything the Kingpin took. After briefly flatlining, Matt’s heart starts beating once more, as Sister Maggie rejoices that he’s alive! Meanwhile, each of the other major players think about Matt. [...]

Daredevil #231

June 1986
"Saved"
Script: Frank Miller
While Matt Murdock trains at Fogwell’s Gym, the Kingpin finishes up a meeting with his board of directors. One of his board expresses concern at some resource allocations, and notes that there is concern over his obsession with Matt Murdock. [...]

Daredevil #232

July 1986
"God and Country"
Script: Frank Miller
In Nicaragua, the U.S. government sic’s their dangerous operative Nuke on a small outpost. He fires napalm and bullets, mercilessly cutting through everyone in his path, killing dozens of people! [...]

Daredevil #233

August 1986
"Armageddon"
Script: Frank Miller
The 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. [...]

Daredevil #234

September 1986
"Madcasting"
Script: Mark Gruenwald
The zany Madcap comes upon a heist in progress at the Garment District. He bounces around, talking a mile a minute, taking out the thugs in his own wacky style. Two of the thieves pin Madcap down and try to shoot him. [...]

Daredevil #235

October 1986
"A Safe Place"
Script: Danny Fingeroth
Daredevil comes across a bunch of guys looting some paintings. He takes them out in his unique way until they’re begging to surrender. One of the guys says something that hits Daredevil hard. [...]

Daredevil #236

November 1986
"American Dreamer"
Script: Ann Nocenti
At her new agency, the Black Widow is given a briefing on a process to inhibit someone’s emotions, memories, their very humanity, in order to maximize their ruthless efficiency. The process was used on a soldier named Agent Jack Hazzard, in order to craft him into the perfect soldier. [...]

Daredevil #237

December 1986
"Context!"
Script: John Harkness
Daredevil tracks down a couple of thieves and quickly takes them out before telling them to stay clear of Hell’s Kitchen! Daredevil is then approached by the Black Widow, saying she’s worried about him after all his trouble with Fisk recently. [...]

Daredevil #238

January 1987
"It Comes with the Claws"
Script: Ann Nocenti
Down in the tunnels that used to belong to the Morlocks, Sabretooth defends what he has made his current home from a few people looking to move in. He chases off the two men but keeps the woman for himself. [...]

Daredevil #239

February 1987
"Bad Plumbing"
Script: Ann Nocenti
In the basement of an industrial warehouse, a deranged man called Rotgut calls up a pregnant woman, spouting all kinds of vile things. He tells her that he knows she’s sick and that she’s killing her baby with her smoking. [...]

Daredevil #240

March 1987
"The Face You Deserve"
Script: Ann Nocenti
Rotgut walks through the city streets, obsessing over all the flaws he sees in everyone around him. A starving couple pass by him, deciding whether they should spend the little money they have on food or sleep. [...]

Daredevil #241

April 1987
"Black Christmas"
Script: Ann Nocenti
On a busy street on Christmas Eve, some of the Fat Boys kids disguise themselves in a Santa suit in order to swindle the passersby. Daredevil soon finds them and puts an end to their activities, and makes them give away the money they swindled to charity. [...]

Daredevil #242

May 1987
"Caviar Killer"
Script: Ann Nocenti
A regular factory worker named Joe meets with the rich owner of the plant he works at. The owner waxes about the benefits of capitalism and conquering the American Dream and tells Joe to do what he did or else let trickle-down economics take care of things for him. [...]