Daredevil Modern Era Epic Collection #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume of the Daredevil Modern Era Epic Collection series covers the acclaimed storyline that finds Matt Murdock imprisoned in a maximum-security prison after his secret identity is exposed to the authorities. Written by Ed Brubaker with art by Michael Lark, the collection follows Daredevil as he navigates the brutal realities of prison life while facing threats from both old enemies like Bullseye and Kingpin, as well as new adversaries within the prison walls. The story also explores the fallout among his supporting cast, including Foggy Nelson, Milla Donovan, and Ben Urich, as they deal with the consequences of Matt's incarceration.
In "The Devil in Cell-Block D Part One," Matt Murdock faces a twisted game of identity as the Punisher aids his escape from prison, only to find the man claiming to be him has already struck—killing Foggy and forcing Matt to flee. With help from Iron Fist, Dakota, and Urich, Matt sets out across borders to track down the imposter, unaware that Foggy is still alive, hidden under witness protection. Written by Ed Brubaker and illustrated by Michael Lark, with inks by Stefano Gaudiano and colors by Frank D'Armata, this gripping chapter is a tense, character-driven thriller. The cover by David Finch and Danny Miki captures the stakes in bold, haunting detail.
In the gritty heart of Hell's Kitchen, Matt Murdock faces a new kind of battle behind bars, where the shadow of his Daredevil legacy looms large—even as a masked figure in his likeness patrols the streets. Trapped in isolation, Matt watches helplessly as his closest allies, Foggy and Dakota, confront violence and danger on his behalf, testing the limits of loyalty and justice in the most unforgiving place of all.
Matt Murdock returns to the world just long enough to say goodbye to Foggy at his funeral, only to be thrust back into the harsh reality of general population. Now stripped of his protections, he must survive the prison’s brutal hierarchy—where a violent clash with the Owl tests his limits in the heart of Cell-Block D.
In the heart of Cell-Block D, Matt Murdock faces off against Hammerhead, desperate to uncover who ordered Foggy’s death, while outside, Dakota and Urich race to follow parallel trails. With Bullseye’s arrival, Kingpin’s return to the general population, and the Punisher’s self-incarceration, the prison becomes a powder keg of old scores and new threats.
In the claustrophobic heat of Cell-Block D, Matt Murdock faces a storm of suspicion when Foggy’s killer is found dead—his death pinned on Matt by the prison’s whisper stream. With the Punisher now a fellow inmate and Kingpin looming in the yard, Matt must navigate a web of violence and accusation, each confrontation sharpening the line between justice and vengeance.
In the chaos of a prison riot, Daredevil finds himself fighting side by side with Kingpin and Bullseye—unlikely allies in a deadly struggle for survival. With the walls closing in, Matt tracks down the Punisher in the fray, knowing he’ll need more than luck to escape Cell-Block D alive.
In "The Devil in Cell Block D Finale," Matt Murdock, newly freed from prison with the Punisher’s help, races to stop the man impersonating him—someone who’s already killed Foggy Nelson. With support from Iron Fist, Dakota, and Urich, Matt prepares to vanish into the shadows, chasing a truth that could cost him everything.
In "The Devil Takes a Ride Part 1," Daredevil tracks the trail of Foggy's killer to the glittering streets of Monte Carlo, where he infiltrates the world of high-stakes gambling and dangerous alliances. Disguised as a man of means, he draws close to Alton Lennox’s daughter, a sharp and elusive figure whose loyalty may be the key to uncovering the truth—though trust is a currency as risky as the game she plays.
In "The Devil Takes a Ride," Part Two of Five, Matt Murdock arrives in Lisbon only to find the lawyer he believed killed Foggy Nelson is already dead. With the trail growing colder, Daredevil confronts Tombstone, who may hold the key to Lily Lucca’s whereabouts—and the truth behind Foggy’s demise—leading them both to Paris, where the mystery only deepens.
In "The Devil Takes a Ride Part Three," Daredevil closes in on Tombstone and Eloganto, determined to free Lilly—but when the moment comes, his sharp instincts cut through the deception. With a cold clarity, he reveals to her that he’s known the truth all along, turning the tide of the confrontation with a revelation that leaves her exposed.
In "The Devil Takes a Ride Part Four," Daredevil confronts the shocking truth behind the global conspiracy that's been testing him at every turn—only to discover the mastermind is the frail, dying wife of his most formidable enemy. As Vanessa reveals the path to reclaiming his lost life, Matt faces a choice steeped in peril and sacrifice, with consequences that could redefine everything.
In the conclusion to "The Devil Takes a Ride," Matt Murdock returns to New York to reclaim his life—reunited with his wife, cleared of his past charges, and back practicing law. But peace comes with a price: to honor Vanessa’s final wishes, he must set the Kingpin free.
In "Devil May Care," Black Tarantula returns to the streets after years behind bars, seeking redemption by reaching out to his old cellmate, Matt Murdock. With no one else to turn to, he asks for a second chance—not just for work, but for a life beyond the shadows.
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