Daredevil : L'intégrale #1966
In "Aveugle, sur une terre sauvage !", Matt takes a cruise to clear his mind after a personal struggle, only to find himself captured by pirates and brought to the Savage Land. There, he must survive the jungle’s dangers while the enigmatic Ka-Zar intervenes—drawn in by Daredevil’s familiar costume and a past tied to the X-Men.
In "Le secret des origines de Ka-Zar !", Daredevil and Ka-Zar find themselves caught in a wild clash with the Plunderer, a ruthless mercenary whose twisted past unfolds as he reveals the origins of himself and his savage brother. As the Plunderer hunts a legendary necklace split between them—its halves said to unlock a vault containing a substance that annihilates all weapons—rival factions, from pirates to a cunning butler, are drawn into the fray, each driven by greed and the promise of power.
In "Si cela est la justice...", the Plunderer wields the mystical Plunder-Stone to seize control of the world, forcing Daredevil into a clash that tests the limits of justice. As the conflict unfolds, Foggy and Karen arrive in England to stand by Ka-Zar, who faces false charges orchestrated by his treacherous brother.
In "... On l'appelle... le Boeuf !", the Ox, a brute with a mind as simple as his strength, is swayed by his cunning cellmate, Dr. Karl Stragg, who promises to make him smarter if they escape together. But when the plan goes awry and Stragg takes over the Ox’s body, Daredevil must track down the new and dangerous form of the once-simple brute—before the mind of a madman takes full control.
In "Au royaume des aveugles... !", Spider-Man's suspicions run high when he thinks he's uncovered Daredevil's identity, leading him to accuse Foggy of being the masked hero—though Foggy, eager to impress Karen, leans into the ruse with surprising flair. The tension between Spider-Man and Daredevil is cut short when they're forced to team up to stop the Masked Marauder, their rivalry momentarily eclipsed by a shared threat.
In "Le Gladiateur te salue !", a costume store owner with a flair for the dramatic dons a gladiator suit and declares himself a hero, only to find his act spirals into something far more dangerous. When Foggy Nelson, armed with a Daredevil costume and a scheme to impress Karen, stumbles into a real fight, the line between performance and peril blurs. As the night fills with fog and shadows, the real Daredevil must step in to save his friend—while the city cheers for a hero they never knew was there.
In "Seul... contre la pègre !", the Masked Marauder and the Gladiator clash over who gets to take down Foggy Nelson—mistakenly believed to be Daredevil—until the real Daredevil arrives to rescue his friend from a trap that’s already gone too far.
In "Le Tri-man vit !", the Masked Marauder and the Gladiator unleash the Tri-Android—a fusion of three master criminals—on Daredevil, testing the hero’s resolve in a high-stakes battle for control of the Maggia. With the android’s combined cunning and strength, the villains aim to claim dominance, but Daredevil must face a foe unlike any he’s encountered before.
In "DD se fâche !", Daredevil finds himself trapped in a deadly game orchestrated by the Marauder, who forces him and the Gladiator into a brutal arena battle on a European movie set recreating the Roman Coliseum. With the Maggia's elite gathering as spectators, the two foes clash—until a sudden escape of a caged lion shifts the tide, leading to an unexpected act of mercy that changes everything.
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