Daredevil Epic Collection #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection gathers Daredevil's early 1990s adventures, leading into the 'Dead Man's Hand' crossover with the Punisher and the New Warriors. The volume sees Matt Murdock navigating a turf war among New York's organized crime families, with Kingpin pulling strings from behind bars and the villainous Tolliver emerging as a new threat. It collects issues from Daredevil's ongoing series alongside tie-in issues from other titles, featuring appearances by Ghost Rider, Spider-Man, and the Hulk as the city's underworld erupts into chaos.
In "The Raptor," Nomad is pulled into a high-stakes mission with a catch: clear his record by killing the Slug. Sent to Vegas, he stumbles into a web of deception when a chance meeting with a prostitute tied to a double-crossing mobster leads to a brutal clash with both Bushwacker and Deadpool—neither of whom is the target he expected. With the Slug's true whereabouts hidden in a secret villain summit and a baby caught in the crossfire, Nomad must navigate chaos he never saw coming. Written by Fabian Nicieza and illustrated by Pat Olliffe, with inks by Mark McKenna, colors by Steve Mattsson, and letters by Chris Eliopoulos, the cover by Scott McDaniel and Bud LaRosa captures the tension of a man caught between enemies he didn’t know he had.
In "Dead Man's Hand, Part 1: Blind Openers," Matt and Foggy find themselves in Vegas, navigating a high-stakes meeting with mob bosses eyeing a power vacuum after the Kingpin’s fall. As the Maggia gathers to carve up his empire, a shadowy figure moves in—Tombstone, ready to claim what others have lost. Meanwhile, Kingpin rides the New York subway, unseen but unmistakably watching.
In "Dead Man's Hand, Part 2: Neon Knights," Nomad tracks the Slug to Vegas, where a secret gathering of villains is carving up the Kingpin’s empire. A twist of fate—sparked by a chance meeting with a streetwise prostitute and a mobster with shifting loyalties—lands him in a deadly clash with both Bushwacker and Deadpool, while a mistaken identity puts a child in danger.
In "Dead Man's Hand, Part 4: Suicide Kings," Nomad races against time to protect Baby Bucky while unraveling the truth behind Legs' capture and Bushwacker's involvement. With the Punisher unexpectedly in the mix, alliances shift and old grudges flare as both men pursue the same dangerous target.
In "Dead Man's Hand, Part 8: The Mortal Coil Shuffle," Jo navigates the aftermath of a high-stakes showdown as Daredevil and the Punisher confront the remnants of the Kingpin’s empire. Watching their starkly different approaches to justice, Jo grapples with a personal reckoning—weighing whether to cross the line and kill the Slug, a decision that could finally clear his name, but at what cost?
In "Devil Ye Rouge," Daredevil races to protect a Haitian refugee from the relentless Nameless One, while Calypso confronts and overpowers the Daredevil doppelgänger summoned by the Magus—two battles unfolding in parallel, each testing the limits of will and justice.
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