Daredevil #42
From Marvel's July 1968 lineup comes this dynamic mid-Silver Age showdown, with Gene Colan's pencils and Dan Adkins' inks delivering a cover that practically leaps off the page. Daredevil — "The Man Without Fear" — collides mid-air with the colorfully costumed Jester, playing cards and toy gadgets scattering everywhere as the two trade a thunderous blow. The tagline "Nobody Laughs at the Jester!" sets up a villain who clearly means business, making this an enticing chapter in Stan Lee and Gene Colan's celebrated run on the title.
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The Jester bursts onto the scene and is hired by Raleigh to take out the current candidate for D.A. Foggy Nelson. The "new" Daredevil stops the plot and the newest crown prince of crime.
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