Daredevil #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Phony Death-House Reverend," Daredevil shares the origins of his past with the Little Wise Guys, revealing a story of loss, survival, and a return from the wilds of Australia. Written and drawn by Charles Biro, this 1946 tale follows a boy abandoned after his parents' tragic deaths, raised by a tribe, and forged into a warrior who returns to America with a purpose. The cover by Charles Biro captures the mystery and intensity of the tale, a 10-cent story of vengeance and identity.
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Daredevil asks the Little Wise Guys if they would like to know how he came to be Daredevil, and they agree, also wanting to know if they can see him without his mask. Bart tells them of his parent's trip to Australia to meet with Edgar, who managed John's gold mine, and tells them the mine is worthless. Unaware that Edgar wants the mine, John is killed by natives, Mary committing suicide, and the baby abandoned. The baby grows up in a tribe and challenges the Chief to battle, defeating him and becoming the new Chief. He discovers the truth and goes back to America to avenge his parents.
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