Daredevil : L'intégrale #1964-1965
This French collection kicks off Panini's complete Daredevil reprint series, gathering the Man Without Fear's earliest adventures from 1964-1965. It covers the debut of Matt Murdock as Daredevil, his first battles alongside allies like Foggy Nelson and Karen Page, and early crossovers with Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four (including Ben Grimm, Johnny Storm, and Reed Richards).
This 2014 Panini France edition collects stories from the early years of Daredevil, featuring the character alongside Ben Grimm, Johnny Storm, Foggy Nelson, Karen Page, and the Invisible Woman and the Thing, with art by Jack Kirby, Bill Everett, and Steve Ditko, and covers by Kirby and Everett.
In "Les origines de Daredevil," Matt Murdock’s life changes in an instant when he saves a blind man from a speeding truck—only to be blinded by a radioactive canister in the process. The accident awakens his heightened senses and a unique radar-like perception, setting him on a path he never expected. As he builds a life as a lawyer with his friend Foggy, the memory of his father’s murder by the Fixer fuels a quiet determination. When the past resurfaces, Matt dons a costume and embraces the name Daredevil, turning his pain into purpose.
In "Sous la menace d'Electro !", Matt Murdock is called in to review a lease on the Baxter Building for the Fantastic Four—only to find himself caught in a high-stakes showdown when Electro infiltrates the lab, seeking Reed Richards’ most guarded secrets. With the building on edge and danger lurking in every shadow, Matt must use every ounce of his senses to keep the peace before the situation spirals out of control.
In "Le Hibou !", a ruthless financier transformed by scandal becomes the Owl, a shadowy kingpin determined to seize control of Hell's Kitchen’s underworld. When he hires Matt Murdock to clear his name, the legal maneuver quickly turns into a deadly game of power and deception. Trapped with Karen in a web of his making, Daredevil must outwit the Owl’s gang and break free before the city falls under his reign.
In "L'homme sans peur contre le mystérieux Matador Masqué !", Daredevil faces off against a vengeful former matador whose dramatic flair and relentless cape-waving turn his grudge into a deadly spectacle. As the masked challenger stalks the streets, Matt Murdock is caught between the fight and a personal revelation—Foggy’s sudden plans to propose to Karen, leaving Matt torn between confession and silence, and the quiet decision to walk away from love.
In "Le piège tendu par... le trio de la peur !", Daredevil stumbles into a sinister fake film set that hides a bank heist by the Fellowship of Fear, only to be overwhelmed by a blast of fear gas. With the villainous trio using a wax museum to display a chilling replica of Daredevil as part of their twisted show, the hero must confront both the psychological trap and the physical threat—especially when Foggy is injured in the fray.
In "Aux prises avec... le Prince Des Mers !", Namor, the Sub-Mariner, enlists Franklin and Murdock to sue humanity on behalf of his people—only to find the courts deaf to his cause. Frustrated and desperate, he deliberately gets arrested, hoping for justice through trial, but when the system fails, he unleashes his fury, forcing Daredevil into a battle he knows he can’t win. The clash ends not in victory, but in a quiet respect, as Namor retreats to the sea—determined to protect Atlantis from a new threat, Krang.
In "L'Homme aux échasses," Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson take on a case that leads them from a disgruntled scientist’s accusations to a masked menace with towering stilts. As Matt grapples with the personal stakes of an upcoming eye operation, Karen’s growing frustration forces him to confront his own fears—just as a new threat emerges from the shadows, both literal and emotional.
In "Quand la ville dort !", Foggy Nelson finds himself drawn into a political campaign he never expected—running for District Attorney under the Reform Party banner—only to uncover a web of corruption tied to the mysterious Organizer and his Ani-Men. As shadows stretch long over Hell's Kitchen, Daredevil must piece together the truth before the city’s silence becomes a trap.
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