Daredevil : L'intégrale #1967
In "Le mystère du chasseur de minuit !", Daredevil travels to England, drawn into a mystery where Ka-Zar stands accused of being the elusive Midnight Stalker. As shadows deepen and old alliances shift, Daredevil uncovers a web of deception tied to his brother’s past—leading him and Ka-Zar on a tense pursuit through the fog-laden streets and hidden corridors of London. In a quiet moment, a letter from Spider-Man arrives, its contents sending a jolt through Matt’s resolve.
In a moment of panic to protect his secret, Matt confesses to Foggy and Karen that Daredevil is actually his long-lost twin brother, Mike—leading them to demand a meeting. The truth, as always, is far stranger than fiction, especially when Leap-Frog suddenly arrives in town.
In "L'Homme aux échasses revient !", Matt, still playing the part of Mike Murdock, finds himself caught in a chaotic courtroom showdown when the defendant Leap-Frog, on trial with Foggy defending him, suddenly dons one of his signature jumping boots and makes a break for freedom. As the man tumbles from the third floor, Daredevil gives chase—only to collide with Stilt-Man in the fray. The Masked Marauder, ever the enigma, then appears, hunting for Daredevil’s secret identity while pulling Stilt-Man to safety from Hornhead.
In "Mike Murdock doit mourir !", the Marauder unleashes a deadly trap, abducting Foggy, Karen, and Matt to force Daredevil’s identity into the open. As the tension escalates aboard a swaying helicopter, chaos erupts—Matt fights to protect his friends while Spider-Man clashes with Stilt-Man in a high-stakes showdown above the city.
In "Tu ne convoiteras pas la planète d'autrui !", Matt Murdock finds himself in the unlikely role of professor, dissecting the law of extraterrestrial relations—only to face real alien invaders with grand ambitions. As he navigates the chaos, he leans on his ever-creative ruse of a non-existent twin brother Mike to keep Karen guessing, while Foggy quietly remains caught in his usual, unrequited affection.
In "Démasqué !", Matt faces a turning point when his personal life collides with his duty as Daredevil—just as he prepares to propose to Karen, she's taken by The Boss, forcing him to confront the cost of his double life and reconsider whether love can survive in the shadows.
In "... S'il devait y avoir un dieu du tonnerre !", Matt Murdock dons the guise of Thor to lure out the dangerous duo of Cobra and Hyde, only to find the real god of thunder himself furious at the impersonation. As the battle unfolds, Matt must prove his worthiness before facing the true threat—only to lose his heightened senses when Hyde’s latest formula steals them, plunging him into darkness.
In "L'impossible combat !", Daredevil, still blind and stripped of his powers, is captured by Cobra and Hyde and dragged to their hideout, where he must rely on instinct and sheer will to survive. Trapped and hunted, he races against time to find an antidote that could restore his abilities before the two villains claim their gruesome prize.
In "Que Daredevil meure le premier !", Trapster, convinced he’s finally killed Daredevil, seeks legal counsel from Nelson and Murdock—only to find himself back in the crosshairs of the man he thought he’d defeated. With the hero’s fate uncertain, Trapster turns to the Baxter Building, hoping to test his strength against the Fantastic Four, only to confront Invisible Girl alone.
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