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Cover: Charles Biro

Daredevil #3

Sep 1941 · Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
📊 ~45,885 copies sold its debut month
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“The Case of the Killer Who Hated Death!!”

In "The Case of the Killer Who Hated Death!!", Pat, a sharp-eyed investigator, is drawn into a web of sabotage at an Army camp where mysterious attacks and a spreading flu epidemic have thrown operations into chaos. With her reputation on the line and lives at risk, she takes on a dangerous solo mission to secure a vital flu vaccine—only to find herself targeted by a hidden enemy. Written by Charles Biro and Bob Wood, with art by Frank Borth and Reed Crandall, and a cover by Charles Biro, this 1941 issue blends wartime tension with early crime-fighting suspense.

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writer Charles Biro · artist, inker Frank Borth · artist, inker Reed Crandall · writer Bob Wood · cover Charles Biro

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Cast · 2 characters

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artist, inker Frank Borth
artist, inker Reed Crandall
writer Bob Wood
cover pencils, inks Charles Biro

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Because of her capture of saboteurs at the airplane factory, Pat is asked to attend a big celebration at the Army camp. The major in charge tells her that things are not right in the camp: gun sights have been damaged, food has been contaminated, and a flu epidemic has spread throughout the camp. Pat volunteers to fly to a medical station to secure flu vaccine, and does, but she is attacked by the sabotage ring in the process.

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