Cover: Keith Pollard

Daredevil #242

May 1987 · Marvel · 0.75 USD; 0.95 CAD; 0.40 GBP

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“Caviar Killer”

In "Caviar Killer," a desperate worker's moment of rage sets off a chain reaction that transforms him into a folk hero, celebrated by the press as a modern-day Robin Hood. Daredevil confronts the dangerous illusion of justice when public perception eclipses the truth, all drawn with gritty precision by Keith Pollard and colored with moody intensity by Max Scheele.

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writer Ann Nocenti · artist Keith Pollard · inker Danny Bulanadi · colorist Max Scheele · letterer Joe Rosen · cover Keith Pollard

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Full credits

writer Ann Nocenti

artist Keith Pollard

inker Danny Bulanadi

colorist Max Scheele

letterer Joe Rosen

cover pencils, inks Keith Pollard

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A down and out worker accidentally kills his rich boss in a fit of rage and the media turns him into the workingman's Robin Hood. Daredevil tries to fight the power of "image" in taking the killer down.

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