Cover: Lee Weeks

Daredevil #300

Jan 1992 · Marvel · 2.00 USD; 2.45 CAD; 1.00 GBP

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“Part 4: Long Live the King”

In "Part 4: Long Live the King," the tide turns dramatically as Kingpin, cornered and desperate, makes one final move that backfires spectacularly—exposing his true nature in a moment of reckoning. With the weight of his crimes laid bare and Matt Murdock finally reclaiming his legal license, the stakes reach a breaking point in this pivotal 300th issue, illustrated with intensity by Lee Weeks and colored with precision by Max Scheele.

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writer D. G. Chichester · artist Lee Weeks · inker Al Williamson · colorist Max Scheele · letterer Joe Rosen · cover Lee Weeks

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writer D. G. Chichester

artist Lee Weeks

inker Al Williamson

colorist Max Scheele

letterer Joe Rosen

cover pencils, inks Lee Weeks

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With his empire crumbled to dust and the law closing in, Kingpin tries to play his last card against Daredevil and ends up being exposed for the criminal he is. Matt gets his law license back.

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