Daredevil Epic Collection #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection volume brings together a pivotal stretch of Daredevil's 1990s adventures, including the complete 'Fall From Grace' storyline and the introduction of the armored costume. It collects issues from the period when D.G. Chichester was writing the series, featuring the return of the villainous Claw and the debut of the deadly new foe, the Death's Head. The book also includes the tie-in issues to the 'Infinity War' crossover event.
In "Caviar Killer," a desperate worker's moment of rage sets off a chain reaction that transforms him into a folk hero overnight, as the media spins his act into a symbol of rebellion. Daredevil must navigate the storm of public perception, where the truth of a man's actions is drowned out by the image he's become.
In "Burn!", Daredevil and the Black Panther find themselves at odds over a former Wakandan subject struggling to navigate life in New York, their clash rooted in conflicting views on justice, responsibility, and second chances. As tensions rise between the two heroes, the line between protection and punishment begins to blur.
In "Bad Guy," Daredevil finds himself entangled in a deadly game when a routine ride turns dangerous—his cabbie becomes a pawn in a corrupt government power struggle, and now the man’s life is in the hands of a hired killer named Chance. With no time to spare, Daredevil must protect the innocent man while navigating a web of deceit that puts every move he makes at risk.
In "A Cage in Search of a Bird...", Matt Murdock answers Karen's call to launch a free legal hotline, but his efforts to help a boy blinded by toxic waste pull him into a web that leads straight to the Kingpin’s shadowy empire. Meanwhile, Foggy’s new role at a powerful corporation puts him in a dangerous position, and Wolverine tracks the brutal Bushwacker through the city’s underbelly.
In "Boom," Matt Murdock runs a free clinic where he offers legal aid to an ecology group fighting Kelco’s chemical spills, drawing the attention of Bullet, a corporate enforcer sent to silence the resistance. As tensions rise between grassroots activism and corporate power, the line between justice and destruction begins to blur.
In "Save the Planet!", Daredevil confronts Bullet, who’s framed an ecology group for a murder at Kelco Industries, as the city’s authorities and the Kingpin shield the real culprit. With justice slipping through his fingers and the system stacked against him, Daredevil must uncover the truth before the innocent are punished and the real threat remains hidden.
In the chaotic darkness of a city plunged into blackout, Daredevil and his allies race against time to stop Ammo and his crew from seizing a cache of dangerous ordnance, as the aftermath of the Horsemen’s assault threatens to spiral out of control. With the streets unstable and the stakes higher than ever, every move could mean the difference between order and disaster.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Age Annual #2 (1986), Daredevil #234 (1986), Daredevil #235 (1986), Daredevil #236 (1986), Daredevil #237 (1986), Daredevil #238 (1987), Marvel Age Annual #3 (1987), Daredevil #239 (1987), Daredevil #240 (1987), Daredevil #241 (1987), Daredevil #242 (1987), Daredevil #243 (1987), Daredevil #244 (1987), Marvel Age #53 (1987), Daredevil #245 (1987), Daredevil #246 (1987), Daredevil #247 (1987), Daredevil #248 (1987), Daredevil #249 (1987), Daredevil #250 (1988), Daredevil #251 (1988), Daredevil #252 (1988), Marvel Fanfare #41 (1988), Sabretooth Classic #11 (1995)
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