Daredevil Epic Collection #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection volume brings together Daredevil issues from the late 1960s and early 1970s, featuring the introduction and early team-ups with the Black Widow. The stories see Matt Murdock navigating personal and professional challenges as the Widow becomes a key ally and love interest, with classic creative work by writers like Roy Thomas and artists like Gene Colan. It collects issues #60-72 and material from other titles, showcasing a pivotal era in the Man Without Fear's history.
In "Phoenix and the Fighter!", Daredevil steps into the ring—not as a hero in a mask, but as a guardian to a young boxer whose trainer once shaped his father’s legacy. As the shadow of the Phoenix Group tightens around the fight circuit, Daredevil must navigate the weight of the past and the danger of a new fight that could cost more than just a title.
In "The Tribune," a powerful movie mogul, convinced that certain individuals threaten the nation’s moral fabric, takes the law into his own hands with brutal precision. When his crusade turns deadly, Daredevil steps in to stop him—before the line between justice and vengeance vanishes entirely.
In "Revenge!", Iron Man and his allies find themselves trapped when the Zodiac Key becomes the target of Spymaster’s latest scheme. With the fate of the key hanging in the balance, the team must fight to stay one step ahead of a cunning enemy who’s not above using the past to strike back.
In "Behold...the Brotherhood!", a mysterious force known as the Scorpio Key pulls Jo, Bullseye, and other familiar faces into a surreal dimension where they must fight one another under the brutal rule of the Brotherhood of the Ankh—each clash a desperate bid to survive and reclaim their freedom.
In the Country of the Blind! finds Matt Murdock grappling with a terrifying mystery when his friend Foggy arrives at his door blind—only to discover that a wave of sudden blindness is spreading through New York. With no clear cause and the city descending into chaos, Daredevil turns to a network of real blind allies to uncover the truth behind the Smasher and his gang, who may be behind the epidemic.
In "The Horns of the Bull!", Daredevil races to stop a mad doctor’s twisted experiment, only to find himself confronting the horrifying transformation of one of the doctor’s own henchmen into the monstrous Man-Bull. With the city on edge and a new beast on the prowl, Daredevil must navigate the chaos before the creature’s rage spirals out of control.
In "And Death Is a Woman Called Widow," Daredevil finds himself in a deadly struggle for survival when Black Widow pulls him from the water, setting off a tense alliance. As they confront the enigmatic Owl, the truth behind Mr. Kline’s identity unfolds—revealing him as the cold, calculating robot MK-9, code-named "Assassin."
In "Now Send...the Scorpion," Mr. Kline unleashes the Scorpion to capture the Black Widow, knowing it will draw Daredevil into a deadly trap. As Foggy confronts Kline, he uncovers a shocking truth—the blackmailer is a robot—and the ensuing chaos leaves the Widow’s fate hanging in the balance, sparking outrage from a stunned onlooker.
In "The Widow Accused," Daredevil races to uncover the truth when the mysterious Widow is arrested for the murder of the Scorpion. With Foggy pressured into pushing for a rushed trial and Murdock determined to defend her, the investigation takes a deadly turn when Daredevil is ambushed by Mr. Hyde during a forensic examination—leaving the case in ruins and the Widow on the brink of a new beginning.
In "Night of the Assassin!", Daredevil is summoned to Switzerland by the Widow, who seeks a mysterious doctor claiming to restore her sight. When Matt arrives, he quickly senses deception in the quiet mountain clinic, uncovering a web of time-traveling assassins and a sinister plot tied to the enigmatic Mr. Kline and Baal. The stakes rise as the blind Widow and the masked vigilante race to stop a future unraveling—before it's too late.
In "Once Upon a Time--the Ox!", Daredevil finds himself in the middle of a high-society soirée when the mysterious and menacing Ox crashes the scene, turning the elegant gathering into a clash of wills. As tensions rise and old connections fray, a sudden shift in loyalties leaves Matt with a new chapter unfolding—where the widow steps into the spotlight, and the heart of the matter becomes far more complicated than any fight.
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